Dodge Charger Oil Pumps & Parts

The first generation of the Dodge Charger was introduced in the fall of 1965. One of the most recognized muscle cars, it was favored by many drivers for its high-powered engine and reasonable price, so it could be afforded by average drivers. The first generation was followed by 4 more versions, each of them being redesigned and improved. However, in 1987, its production was stopped due to poor sales. The manufacturer needed 19 years to modify the vehicle and make it suitable for modern demands and in 2005 the new era of the Dodge Charger began.

An engine is the most vital part of any automobile, and there are numerous components which make it work efficiently. An oil pump is one of them – it draws oil from the oil pan and supplies it to the engine to keep its essential parts lubricated and cool. Circulating through the galleries, oil reduces friction and prevents its parts from wear and damage. If the engine temperature is too high or the oil pressure is too low, it may mean that it is time to check the Dodge Charger oil pump and get the proper replacement if needed.