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Weichai WP13 Oil Pump 612700010007 Diesel Engine Parts
Weichai WP13 Oil Pump 612700010007 Diesel Engine Parts
Weichai WP13 Oil Pump 612700010007 Diesel Engine Parts

Weichai WP13 Oil Pump 612700010007 Diesel Engine Parts

Model: WP13

Part Number: 612700010007

Brands: Weichai Power

Engine Model: WP13, WP13.480, WP13.500, WP13.550, WP13.580

Engine Type: Diesel

Scope of application: heavy haulage trucks, mining dump trucks, construction machinery, generator sets

What the WP13 oil pump has to deliver

A 13-litre diesel circulating oil through a turbocharger, piston cooling jets and a high-load valve train needs a lot of flow at pressure. Part 612700010007 is the gear-type oil pump for the Weichai WP13, driven from the front of the engine and fitted with an integrated relief valve. It must deliver enough volume at idle to keep the bearings supplied, and hold pressure at rated speed without exceeding the limit set by the relief valve.

When the pump wears, the first sign is not usually a red light. It is a slow drop in oil pressure at hot idle, a rise in oil temperature and eventually a knock under load. Replacing the pump during an overhaul is inexpensive compared with replacing a crankshaft.

Fitment and typical applications

The pump fits WP13 road and industrial engines, including mining dump trucks, heavy tractor units, large loaders and generator sets. It is not interchangeable with the WP12 pump; the drive gear and pick-up arrangement differ. Confirm the engine plate and the old pump number before ordering.

Bench tests before packing

  • Flow at rated speed compared with the original curve.
  • Relief valve opening pressure measured and set.
  • Gear backlash and end clearance, which decide volumetric efficiency.
  • Leak test on the housing and pick-up joint.

Each pump is shipped oiled and plugged so that no dust enters the galleries. The drive gear is fitted and keyed as original.

Symptoms of a failing oil pump

  • Oil pressure warning at hot idle, especially after a climb
  • Pressure that falls faster than engine speed
  • Filter bypass opening early because flow cannot keep up
  • Metal debris in the filter or on the magnetic plug
  • Worn gear teeth visible with the front cover removed
  • Oil weeping from the pump housing joint or the pick-up tube

Before replacing the pump, confirm pressure with a mechanical gauge at the main gallery and inspect the pick-up strainer. A blocked strainer imitates a worn pump exactly.

Fitting and priming

  1. Clean the sump and strainer before fitting a new pump.
  2. Inspect the drive gear and its mating gear; replace worn pairs together.
  3. Fit new gaskets and O-rings and torque to specification.
  4. Prime the pump with clean oil and turn the engine by hand until oil reaches the head.
  5. Change oil and filter after the first start.
  6. Verify pressure at idle and rated speed before returning the machine to service.

Choosing the correct pump

Match part number, engine rating and drive type. Industrial and marine WP13 variants sometimes use a different pick-up. If your engine has been rebuilt with a replacement front cover, check that the pump mounting face matches.

For fleets, keep a spare pump, gasket and O-ring on the shelf. Failure is rare but sudden, and a spare turns a two-week wait into an afternoon.

Protecting the pump

Contamination is the main killer. Use the specified oil grade, change it at the severe-duty interval and never run with a leaking injector that thins the oil with diesel. Keep the cooling system healthy too: sustained overheating thins oil and reduces film strength at the bearings.

Oil system troubleshooting before you buy

Low oil pressure has several possible causes and the pump is only one of them. Work through the list in order: check the oil level and condition, replace the filter, inspect the pick-up strainer for a blocked mesh, verify pressure with a mechanical gauge at the main gallery, then test the relief valve. Only when those are ruled out should the pump come off.

If pressure is low only when hot, worn bearings are as likely as a worn pump. If pressure is low only at idle and recovers instantly with engine speed, the relief valve or the pump clearances are usually responsible. Recording pressure at three points, cold idle, hot idle and rated speed, gives a clear diagnosis and avoids unnecessary parts.

FAQ

Is the gasket included?

Yes, the mounting gasket and O-ring are supplied. Replace the pick-up O-ring at the same time.

Can low oil pressure come from something else?

Yes. A blocked strainer, stuck relief valve, worn bearings or a faulty sender all produce the same symptom. Test with a mechanical gauge first.

Is the drive gear supplied?

The pump comes with its drive gear fitted and timed as original.

When should the pump be replaced?

At every major overhaul, or whenever the front cover is removed for another repair.

Does the pump differ between road and industrial WP13 engines?

The pump body is the same, but the pick-up and drive details can differ on industrial and marine variants. Send the engine plate and the old pump number so we can confirm before shipping.

Related parts and categories

Browse the Weichai pump category, and complete the rebuild with the WP13 crankshaft 612700020003 or the WP13 cylinder block 612700010001.

Description

We offer OEM quality and excellent after-sales service as a complementary option. Engine brands supported include Weichai, Baudouin, Yuchai, Caterpillar, FAW Xichai, Sinotruk, Cummins and other engine parts. Specifically engine overhaul kits, pistons, cylinder liners, crankshafts, camshafts, fuel pumps, water pumps, lube pumps, injectors, and other performance parts.

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What the WP13 oil pump has to deliver

A 13-litre diesel circulating oil through a turbocharger, piston cooling jets and a high-load valve train needs a lot of flow at pressure. Part 612700010007 is the gear-type oil pump for the Weichai WP13, driven from the front of the engine and fitted with an integrated relief valve. It must deliver enough volume at idle to keep the bearings supplied, and hold pressure at rated speed without exceeding the limit set by the relief valve.

When the pump wears, the first sign is not usually a red light. It is a slow drop in oil pressure at hot idle, a rise in oil temperature and eventually a knock under load. Replacing the pump during an overhaul is inexpensive compared with replacing a crankshaft.

Fitment and typical applications

The pump fits WP13 road and industrial engines, including mining dump trucks, heavy tractor units, large loaders and generator sets. It is not interchangeable with the WP12 pump; the drive gear and pick-up arrangement differ. Confirm the engine plate and the old pump number before ordering.

We Are 30 Years Diesel Engine Parts Supplier
BrandEPID
Warranty12 Months
Condition100%New
More ModelsWeichai: WP13, WP13.480, WP13.500, WP13.550, WP13.580, and other Weichai series.
ShippingBy sea / air / express (DHL, FEDEX, TNT, UPS, EMS)
PackingStandard exporting packing or as required
Payment TermL/C, T/T, Western Union, Trade Assurance
Delivery Time3-7 days (depend on order)
Selling Point1. On-time Delivery   2. Genuine Quality Assurance   3. Professional Supplier

Bench tests before packing

  • Flow at rated speed compared with the original curve.
  • Relief valve opening pressure measured and set.
  • Gear backlash and end clearance, which decide volumetric efficiency.
  • Leak test on the housing and pick-up joint.

Each pump is shipped oiled and plugged so that no dust enters the galleries. The drive gear is fitted and keyed as original.

Symptoms of a failing oil pump

  • Oil pressure warning at hot idle, especially after a climb
  • Pressure that falls faster than engine speed
  • Filter bypass opening early because flow cannot keep up
  • Metal debris in the filter or on the magnetic plug
  • Worn gear teeth visible with the front cover removed
  • Oil weeping from the pump housing joint or the pick-up tube

Before replacing the pump, confirm pressure with a mechanical gauge at the main gallery and inspect the pick-up strainer. A blocked strainer imitates a worn pump exactly.

Fitting and priming

  1. Clean the sump and strainer before fitting a new pump.
  2. Inspect the drive gear and its mating gear; replace worn pairs together.
  3. Fit new gaskets and O-rings and torque to specification.
  4. Prime the pump with clean oil and turn the engine by hand until oil reaches the head.
  5. Change oil and filter after the first start.
  6. Verify pressure at idle and rated speed before returning the machine to service.

Choosing the correct pump

Match part number, engine rating and drive type. Industrial and marine WP13 variants sometimes use a different pick-up. If your engine has been rebuilt with a replacement front cover, check that the pump mounting face matches.

For fleets, keep a spare pump, gasket and O-ring on the shelf. Failure is rare but sudden, and a spare turns a two-week wait into an afternoon.

Protecting the pump

Contamination is the main killer. Use the specified oil grade, change it at the severe-duty interval and never run with a leaking injector that thins the oil with diesel. Keep the cooling system healthy too: sustained overheating thins oil and reduces film strength at the bearings.

Oil system troubleshooting before you buy

Low oil pressure has several possible causes and the pump is only one of them. Work through the list in order: check the oil level and condition, replace the filter, inspect the pick-up strainer for a blocked mesh, verify pressure with a mechanical gauge at the main gallery, then test the relief valve. Only when those are ruled out should the pump come off.

If pressure is low only when hot, worn bearings are as likely as a worn pump. If pressure is low only at idle and recovers instantly with engine speed, the relief valve or the pump clearances are usually responsible. Recording pressure at three points, cold idle, hot idle and rated speed, gives a clear diagnosis and avoids unnecessary parts.

Related parts and categories

Browse the Weichai pump category, and complete the rebuild with the WP13 crankshaft 612700020003 or the WP13 cylinder block 612700010001.

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Weichai WP13 Oil Pump 612700010007 Diesel Engine Parts
Weichai WP13 Oil Pump 612700010007 Diesel Engine Parts
Weichai WP13 Oil Pump 612700010007 Diesel Engine Parts

Q&A

  • Is the gasket included?

    Yes, the mounting gasket and O-ring are supplied. Replace the pick-up O-ring at the same time.

  • Can low oil pressure come from something else?

    Yes. A blocked strainer, stuck relief valve, worn bearings or a faulty sender all produce the same symptom. Test with a mechanical gauge first.

  • Is the drive gear supplied?

    The pump comes with its drive gear fitted and timed as original.

  • When should the pump be replaced?

    At every major overhaul, or whenever the front cover is removed for another repair.

  • Does the pump differ between road and industrial WP13 engines?

    The pump body is the same, but the pick-up and drive details can differ on industrial and marine variants. Send the engine plate and the old pump number so we can confirm before shipping.

Why buy from EPID

EPID supplies diesel engine parts for Weichai, Baudouin, Yuchai, Caterpillar, Sinotruk, FAW Xichai and Cummins engines. Every order is checked against the original part number before packing, and our team can identify a part from a photo of the engine plate. Ask for a quotation with your model and quantity and we will reply within one working day.

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