Spotting the oil warning light on your dashboard can be unsettling, and with good reason. Low oil levels from leaks, a faulty oil pump or a clogged filter can cause harm to your engine, sometimes resulting in costly repairs and, in extreme cases, a full replacement engine. In some situations, related damage can also leave you needing a replacement oil sump.
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Any car enthusiast knows that oil is the lifeblood of the engine. Regular oil changes are necessary to ensure your vehicle’s optimal performance and durability. However, the pivotal role the oil sump plays often goes unnoticed.
The oil sump, also known as the oil pan, acts as a reservoir to store and protect your vehicle’s oil. It ensures oil is readily available to provide lubrication essential to moving parts within the engine, protecting them from excessive friction. It also plays a vital role in oil cooling.
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The oil sump is the part of your car that holds the oil for the engine. It’s that simple. You’ll notice that the sump is suffering from damage by one major tell-tale sign. Spots of oil will appear on the ground on which your vehicle has been parked. Over time these could even build up in your regular parking space as one large patch of oil.
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