OEM Scion Oil Pump Spring

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The Scion Oil Pump Spring maintains the engine oil pressure constant ensuring there is no wear caused during each drive. In 2003, Scion came on board and provided young buyers with stylish hatchbacks and coupes covered in colors and supported by a hassle free one price, and the limited Release Series helped to maintain the excitement level. With its offerings, ranging between the tC coupe to the xB, it indicated that vehicles could be stylish but affordable. Scion was like a rolling test lab where Toyota could test technology and marketing and in the process it had over one million first time owners who appreciated self expression. All Scions on the road speak to that spirit and tuning potential even after the brand ceased in 2016. The Oil Pump Spring, which is a calibrated coil designed to open the relief valve when required, is sitting inside the pump to ensure the flow of oil remains constant. The lack of the Oil Pump Spring pressure may crash the pull during the pulls. To fit a new Scion Oil Pump Spring, remove the battery, empty the oil, and shields or belts that are applied in blocking the pump cover. Record the position of the cap, unspool tension and drag the old spring and plunger off. Wipe out the bore, apply fresh oil to the new Scion coil, slide it in and change any deteriorated gasket. Put the cap back, tighten torque bolts to spec, remount the front covers, refill with oil, crank the engine briefly, and then check with stable pressure and no leaks before taking the road so that your ride is all set to take the second adventure.