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Dodge Oil Pump maintains engines clean and cool, eliminating metal grind and loss of power. When they started in 1914, Dodge shot out of a modest machine shop and had already laid down the first all-steel bodies and had never taken the throttle off, bellowing with HEMI power and Viper sting and the new Fratzonic Chambered Exhaust, which swings between silences of stealth to 600-watt thunder. Dodge sees toughness as a birthmark, and as a result, all the chassis, panels, and circuits are overly stubborn, daily taking in beatings as it also provides drivers with acceleration from the eye-widening to the sole-mind-changing, with Drag, Donut, or Sport mode choices by automatic attitude changes that leave marketing fluff on the carpet. The Oil Pump scrapes the lubricant out of the sump into the set of hardened trochoid gears, increasing the pressure of the oil film and shooting it through the gallery drilled through the rifle barrels that crank bearings, piston skirts, and lifters, keeping the film intact at both idle rpm and redline rpm. Constructed to a harsh purpose, the Oil Pump operates on close tolerances and abrasion-resistant material to shake off heat spikes, and Dodge drivers are aware that only missed filter replacement or sludge can cause the dependable flow of the pump to slow. All of the engines in the lineup have opened their doors to this Oil Pump that protects the horsepower by drowning friction until a spark.