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The oil pump is driven by the

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Correct Answer: Option D
In most engines the oil pump is driven by a gear attached to the crankshaft.
This is no always a direct drive, sometimes on older engines, the pump was driven by the camshaft gears or even the idler gear.
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Vijay Wankhade
Vijay Wankhade 8 years ago
OIL PUMP IS DRIVEN BY CAMSHAFT
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