How Do You Clean The Oil Pump Filter?
For the do-it-yourself mechanic, before taking on this job, set aside a weekend. Depending on type of vehicle you have, you may need metric or American tools, an engine hoist, a lift or jack stands. Step 1: Remove front wheel and subframe (if necessary). First, remove the front wheel off of vehicle. In some vehicles, you may need to remove the subframe for access to the oil pan. To remove the subframe, remove four bolts that hold the stabilizer bar to the subframe. You do not need to remove the subframe from links at either suspension side. Step 2: Drain oil by removing oil pan bolt plug. If a hose is attached to the to oil pan, remove it (newer vehicles have one bolted on). Remove the two bolts and make sure the gasket is not damaged. Remove all bolts and nuts to remove the subframe, if needed. Remove the oil pan bolts. On some vehicles, there is one bolt on the left side that needs an Allen wrench (L wrench). Step 3: Remove oil pan and set aside. The oil pump is located in the front
