New Oil Pump Balance Shaft For 2007-2017 Dodge/Jeep/Chrysler 2.4L 68127987AB

Oil Pump Balance Shaft for Dodge/Jeep/Chrysler

This oil pump balance shaft assembly, identified by OEM cross-reference 68127987AB, is a direct-fit replacement component that circulates engine oil under pressure while reducing vibration in 2.4L four-cylinder engines.

Overview

This oil pump balance shaft assembly combines two critical functions in one unit: it pressurizes and circulates engine oil while its counterweighted shaft cancels the secondary vibrations common in inline four-cylinder engines. Designed as a direct replacement for OEM 68127987AB, this oil pump balance shaft is built for DIY mechanics and professional technicians servicing 2.4L Dodge, Jeep, and Chrysler vehicles. Each oil pump balance shaft is manufactured to OE specifications for reliable oil delivery and smooth engine operation.

Built For Performance

• Integrated oil pump and balance shaft assembly in a single drop-in unit for simplified installation
• Precision-machined housing and rotor for consistent oil pressure across the RPM range
• Counterweighted shaft design reduces secondary engine vibration for smoother running
• Direct cross-reference to OEM part number 68127987AB for confident fitment
• Durable metal construction built to withstand continuous engine heat and load cycles

Fits These Machines

• for Dodge vehicles with 2.4L engines (2007-2017)
• for Jeep vehicles with 2.4L engines (2007-2017)
• for Chrysler vehicles with 2.4L engines (2007-2017)

On-The-Job Use

• Engine rebuilds and timing component service on 2.4L four-cylinder powerplants
• Replacing a failed oil pump that has caused low oil pressure warnings
• Resolving excessive engine vibration traced to a worn balance shaft assembly
• Preventive maintenance when the front cover is already removed for other repairs

Specs At A Glance

Good To Know

Q: Why replace the balance shaft and oil pump together? A: These components share a housing and wear as a unit, so replacing them together avoids a second teardown if either fails later. It also restores both oil pressure and vibration control in one job.

Q: Does this require special tools to install? A: Installation typically needs basic hand tools plus a torque wrench for the housing and shaft fasteners. A service manual for your specific vehicle is recommended for proper torque sequences.

Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.