Question

Two technicians are discussing oil pumps. Technician A says that many oil pumps are driven directly off the front of the crankshaft. Technician B says that some are driven from the distributor if the engine uses a distributor-type ignition system. Which technician is correct?

Answer 1

Answer:BOTH TECHNICIAN A TECHNICIAN B

Explanation:Oil pump is a major component of a vehicle which helps to improve and extend the life span of the engine of a vehicle,most modern vehicles contain Oil pumps which are located in the front and are turned or rotated by the Crankshaft.

Some oil pumps in a distribution-type ignition system are driven by the distributor of the vehicle. A distribution-type ignition system has a drive shaft between the pump and the distributor through which a cam causes a movement which drives the pump.

Answer 2

Both of them are correct

Step-by-step explanation:

many oil pumps are driven directly off the front of the crankshaft,for example the rotor types and there are some driven from the distributor if the engine uses a distributor-type ignition system such as the external​ gear-type oil pump.