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2008 Jeep Commander Oil Pump

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  • 1.Lubrication - Oil Pump (6 Cyl 3.7 L)
    2008 Jeep Commander Oil Pump Diagram 1 - Thumbnail
  • 2.Lubrication - Oil Pump (8 Cyl 4.7 L)
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  • 3.Lubrication - Oil Pump (8 Cyl 5.7 L)
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    Timing Gear
    Crankshaft Gear
    • Part Notes: Commander
    MSRP: $33.55 Your Price: $22.64
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OEM 2008 Jeep Commander Parts for Oil Pump

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Crankshaft Installation and Repair Tips for 2008 Jeep Commander

  • Q: How is the Crankshaft Removed from an Engine on 2008 Jeep Commander?
    A: To take out the crankshaft, the engine must be removed from the vehicle, then the oil pump. Avoid prizing the oil pan gasket. Remove bedplate bolts, noting location of stud bolts. Disconnect connecting rods, carefully handle the bedplate and use pry points to remove it. Finally, take the crankshaft out leaving no damaged bearing surfaces.
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