General Studies · IC Engine Lubrication System
Where is the internal combustion engine's oil pump typically located and driven from?
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- 1In the crankcase, driven by the camshaft✓
- 2In the oil sump, driven by the crankshaft
- 3On the cylinder head, driven by the camshaft
- 4Outside the engine, driven by an electric motor
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In the crankcase, driven by the camshaft
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