oil pump introduce

The function of the oil pump in the lubrication system: The oil pump is used to increase the oil pressure to a certain level and force it to the moving surfaces of various parts of the engine. Its structure often adopts a gear type oil pump. When the engine is working, the crankshaft drives the active gear transmission, and the passive gear rotates in the opposite direction. The oil in the suction chamber is then pressed into the oil outlet chamber along the tooth gap and pump wall. As the oil in the suction chamber is continuously carried away, suction force is generated in the suction chamber, The oil pump continuously sucks the oil from the oil pan into the suction chamber and simultaneously pumps a certain pressure of oil into the lubricating oil circuit. In the lubrication system, the oil pump is a device that can force the oil from the oil pan to be sent to the moving parts of the engine. It is used to increase the oil pressure and ensure a certain amount of oil. The oil pump is a component that forcibly supplies oil to various friction surfaces. Gear type and rotor type oil pumps are widely used in internal combustion engines. Gear type oil pumps have a simple structure and are easy to process, Reliable operation, long service life, high pump oil pressure, and widely used. The rotor shape of the rotor pump is complex and is often pressed by powder metallurgy. This type of pump has the same advantages as gear pumps, but it is compact in structure and small in volume)

Installation method of diesel engine oil pump:

Installation method for diesel engine oil pump: 1. First, drain all engine oil, remove the engine oil pan, and replace the oil pump assembly; 2. The oil pump is the main component in the lubrication system of a diesel engine. Its function is to increase the oil pressure to a certain level and force it to the moving surfaces of various parts of the engine. The structure of the oil pump can be divided into two types: gear type and rotor type; 3. Gear type oil pumps are divided into internal gear type and external gear type, generally referred to as gear type oil pumps. 1. From the hole where the oil pump is installed, rotate the flywheel to rotate the cam to the back; 2. Seeing a fork, adjust the throttle so that the fork is in the middle position of the hole, place the gear rack on the oil pump in the middle position, and then carefully install it. Then, remove the speed limit screw in the gear compartment to see if the fork is forked against the gear rack. If it is not, repeat step 2. The oil pump of a single cylinder diesel engine is located in the lower left corner behind the large flywheel. Replacement steps for the oil pump of a single cylinder diesel engine: 1. Remove the large flywheel, and the oil pump can be seen in the lower left corner; 2. Unscrew the three bolts; 3. Remove the oil pump; 4. Fill the new pump with engine oil and install it

Mercedes Benz CLK introduce

The Mercedes Benz CLK is a new model of Mercedes Benz, and the CLK class sports car will be launched with a new face on the basis of the E-Class. Its interior space is more spacious, the wind resistance coefficient is lower, and the power is stronger. The model consists of a roof, electronic stability program, lighting system, head airbag, automatic rollover guard, sports package, and model overview. Due to the extended wheelbase of the 2003 CLK sports car, it is generally longer, wider, and higher than the old version, The cabin space is also wider. The strength of the car body has increased by 40%, and the drag coefficient has been reduced to 0.28cd. The side windows adopt frameless design technology, which can fully retract the doors and side body. The safety configuration of the 2003 CLK mainly includes front and side airbags, side window airbags, pre tension seat belts, and impact force limiting devices. The interior decoration materials can be selected from wood or aluminum according to personal preferences, but all CLK instruments are wrapped in chrome alloy. The rear seats are foldable, This can increase storage space. Other standard devices include wipers with sensing system, headlight assist device, and air conditioning control device. Optional parts include automatic cruise control system, xenon headlights, and voice controlled telephone. In 2010, with the release of the new generation of E-Class sedans, Mercedes Benz launched E-Coupe, which is no longer used in CLK class sports car models