Parts for your 2009 Honda Cr-v-Oil pump

2009 Honda CR‑V Oil Pump — What it does and when to service it

Referencing technical sources, the 2009 Honda CR‑V does use an oil pump. Honda’s 2007–2011 CR‑V Workshop/Service Manual (Engine: Lubrication System), the Honda Electronic Parts Catalogue for the 2009 CR‑V, and common trade manuals such as the Haynes Honda CR‑V 2007–2012 guide all detail a chain‑driven gerotor oil pump fitted to the K24‑series engine (K24Z1 in many markets). It’s mounted at the front of the block and draws oil through a pickup and strainer, feeding galleries under pressure to bearings, camshafts, VTEC/VTC hardware, and the timing chain area.

On this model, the oil pump’s core job is simple but vital: keep a steady flow of pressurised oil so the engine runs cool, quiet and long. When the CR‑V is serviced on time with the right oil and a quality filter, the pump will usually do hundreds of thousands of kilometres without fuss. It’s not a routine “replace-at-X‑km” item