3924719
Lubricating Oil Pump
Cummins®

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DESCRIPTION

Introduction

The Cummins 3924719 Lubricating Oil Pump is designed to circulate oil within the engine of commercial trucks, ensuring that all moving parts receive adequate lubrication. This reduces friction and wear, contributing to the engine’s operational efficiency and longevity 3.

Basic Concepts of Lubricating Oil Pumps

Lubricating oil pumps create a flow of oil distributed throughout the engine to minimize friction between metal parts. This circulation is essential for reducing heat generation and preventing premature wear. Consistent oil supply aids in cooling the engine and protecting it from damage 1.

Role of the 3924719 Lubricating Oil Pump in Truck Operation

This Cummins part ensures that oil is consistently delivered to critical components such as bearings, pistons, and camshafts. This consistent lubrication maintains optimal engine performance by reducing friction and aiding in heat dissipation, which is crucial for thermal management 3.

Key Features

The 3924719 Lubricating Oil Pump features a robust design and high-quality materials that enhance durability and performance. Its construction includes precision-machined components for efficient oil flow and minimal leakage. Advanced sealing technologies contribute to its reliability in demanding truck engine environments 2.

Benefits of Using the 3924719 Lubricating Oil Pump

Utilizing this part offers several advantages, including improved engine longevity through proper lubrication, reduced wear and tear, lower maintenance requirements due to reliable performance, and enhanced overall engine performance by maintaining consistent oil pressure and efficient lubrication 3.

Troubleshooting and Maintenance

Common issues with the 3924719 Lubricating Oil Pump can be identified by monitoring for signs of inadequate lubrication, such as increased engine noise or elevated operating temperatures. Regular maintenance practices, including periodic inspection and replacement of worn components, are recommended. Adhering to manufacturer guidelines for maintenance intervals is advisable 1.

Installation and Compatibility

Proper installation of the 3924719 Lubricating Oil Pump is crucial for its effective operation within the engine system. Compatibility with different truck models and engine types should be verified to ensure seamless integration. Following the manufacturer’s installation instructions will help achieve the best performance and reliability from the pump 2.

Performance Enhancements

The 3924719 Lubricating Oil Pump contributes to overall engine performance through its role in oil pressure regulation and thermal management. By maintaining consistent oil pressure, it ensures that all engine components receive the necessary lubrication. Effective thermal management is also achieved through the pump’s ability to circulate oil, which aids in dissipating heat generated during engine operation 3.

Cummins Overview

Cummins Inc. is renowned for producing high-quality automotive components. The company’s commitment to innovation and quality is evident in its wide range of products, including the 3924719 Lubricating Oil Pump. Cummins continues to lead the field, dedicated to enhancing the performance and reliability of commercial vehicles through advanced engineering and manufacturing processes 3.

Cummins Lubricating Oil Pump Part 3924719 Compatibility

The Cummins lubricating oil pump part number 3924719 is designed to be compatible with a range of engine models. This part is crucial for ensuring that the engine’s lubrication system functions correctly, which is essential for maintaining engine health and performance.

Engine Compatibility

  • 4B3.9 and B3.9 G Engines

The 3924719 oil pump is specifically engineered to fit seamlessly with the 4B3.9 and B3.9 G engines. These engines are known for their robust design and reliability, often used in various industrial and commercial applications. The oil pump’s design ensures that it can handle the specific demands of these engines, providing consistent lubrication and reducing wear and tear.

Installation and Functionality

When installing the Cummins lubricating oil pump part number 3924719, it is essential to follow the manufacturer’s guidelines to ensure proper fitment and function. The pump is typically mounted on the engine block and connected to the oil supply and distribution system. Its primary role is to draw oil from the sump and circulate it through the engine’s lubrication system, ensuring that all moving parts are adequately lubricated.

Importance of Proper Fitment

Ensuring that the 3924719 oil pump is correctly installed is vital for the longevity and performance of the 4B3.9 and B3.9 G engines. An improperly fitted oil pump can lead to inadequate lubrication, which can cause excessive friction, overheating, and ultimately, engine failure. Therefore, it is crucial to use the correct part number and follow the installation procedures provided by Cummins.

Maintenance Considerations

Regular maintenance of the lubricating oil pump is essential to ensure its continued effectiveness. This includes checking for leaks, ensuring that the pump is securely mounted, and replacing the pump if it shows signs of wear or damage. Proper maintenance of the oil pump can help prevent costly engine repairs and extend the overall lifespan of the engine.

Role of Part 3924719 Lubricating Oil Pump in Engine Systems

In the orchestration of an engine system, the lubricating oil pump, specifically part 3924719, assumes a significant role. It is the linchpin in the lubrication process, ensuring that the engine’s moving parts operate smoothly and efficiently.

Integration with the Cylinder Block

The cylinder block, the structural core of the engine, houses the cylinders where combustion occurs. The lubricating oil pump, part 3924719, is strategically positioned to draw oil from the sump and deliver it under pressure to the cylinder block. This pressurized oil is then distributed through a network of passages and galleries within the block. The oil’s journey culminates at the cylinder walls, piston rings, and other critical components, providing a thin film of lubrication that minimizes friction and wear.

Synergy with the Pump

In conjunction with the pump, part 3924719 ensures a consistent flow of lubricating oil. The pump’s design, whether gear, rotor, or vane type, is tailored to maintain a steady oil supply. The lubricating oil pump’s role is to maintain the requisite oil pressure, which is vital for the pump’s efficient operation. This partnership between the pump and the lubricating oil pump is fundamental to the engine’s longevity and performance.

Lubricating Oil: The Lifeblood

Lubricating oil is the lifeblood of the engine, and part 3924719 is the conduit through which this vital fluid flows. The oil not only reduces friction but also acts as a coolant, carrying away heat from the engine’s hot spots. It also serves as a cleaning agent, suspending contaminants and transporting them to the oil filter for removal. The lubricating oil pump ensures that this oil is circulated continuously, maintaining the engine’s health and efficiency.

Conclusion

The Cummins 3924719 Lubricating Oil Pump is an integral component in the engine system, working in harmony with the cylinder block, pump, and lubricating oil to ensure the engine operates at its peak. Its role in facilitating the circulation of lubricating oil is indispensable to the engine’s smooth and efficient operation.


  1. Bonnick, Allan, and Derek Newbold. A Practical Approach to Motor Vehicle Engineering and Maintenance, Third Edition. Elsevier Ltd, 2011.

  2. Genta, Giancarlo, and Lorenzo Morello. The Automotive Chassis Volume 1 Components Design Mechanical Engineering Series 2nd Edition. Springer, 2019.

  3. Dixon, John. Modern Diesel Technology Preventive Maintenance and Inspection. Delmar Cengage Learning, 2010.

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