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Fri Mar 01, 2013 12:02 pm
Yes, when you install the lower timing cover the crank sticks out through a hole in that cover. Inside the hole and the end of the crank are shaped so that it will only go on one way (shaped like a circle with 2 flat sides) and this drives the oil pump.
How much slack do you have in your belts? Is your oil light on in the gauge cluster?
Looking at the front of the motor, the water pump is directly above the crank, power steering and AC are on the right and alternator is on the left.
Oil pressure gauges are fairly inexpensive, and by searching this site I'm sure you can find a write up on how to install an electric or manual.