Ford Transit - How to Change an Oil Cooler Seal (Engine)

How to Change a Oil Cooler Seal on Ford Transit fitted with a TDDI 2.4 l Duratorq turbo diesel engine.
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[@jaydee6329]

Thanks for that, highly detailed, very thorough guide! My transit has been leaking terribly from that area, now I know it's a simple enough job I'll crack on with it.

[@AutoBuddynz]

Appreciate the comment. Thanks!

[@jaydee6329]

Further thanks, got mine done today. Was a right old oily mess but it's done!

[@AutoBuddynz]

Excellent!

[@matrixx991]

Thank you very much.

[@AutoBuddynz]

Thanks!

[@jackjack3902]

Hi am looking to see if you have a video of oil pressure sensor location and removal ? Thanks

[@AsimKhan-ln2pb]

Iv got an ford tranist thats leaking antifreeze into oli pan been told told it could need an new oli cooler

[@AutoBuddynz]

Yes highly likely it could be the oil cooler.

[@harryford1117]

Will I have to take disconnect the crank angle sensor or can I just start its up

[@AutoBuddynz]

Preferably it would be better to disconnect the sensor to build up oil pressure but its not a must

[@harryford1117]

@@AutoBuddynz thanks for the reply, just seems in a super tight area where I struggle to get my hand , is it just disconnecting a plug ?

[@AutoBuddynz]

@@harryford1117 once you remove the heat shield its not too difficult. I find it easier to access the plug from underneath the vehicle and yes just disconnecting the plug

[@AutoBuddynz]

@@harryford1117 once you remove the heat shield its not too difficult. I find it easier to access the plug from underneath the vehicle and yes just disconnecting the plug

[@harryford1117]

@@AutoBuddynz legend, thanks so much love your videos