What is another word for oil pump?
Pronunciation: [ˈɔ͡ɪl pˈʌmp] (IPA) 
An oil pump is a crucial component of an engine that helps to transfer oil throughout the system. However, there are several other terms used to refer to an oil pump depending on the context. One is a lubrication pump, which, like an oil pump, is responsible for the distribution of lubricating oil throughout the engine system. A second term is a scavenge pump, which works by collecting oil from specific engine components and then sending it to other parts that may require oil. Additionally, an oil transfer pump refers to an oil pump that moves oil between two different containers. Regardless of the name, these pumps all serve the same function, that is, to ensure proper oil circulation for continued engine operation.
