How To Improve Your First Car On A Budget... Vauxhall Corsa Full Service
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- Опубліковано 11 жов 2019
- In this series of videos we will be showing you how to improve the looks, performance and reliability of your first car on a tight budget.
In this video we give the corsa a full service and look at some mechanical work that you can do for next to no money to improve reliability.
we will be moving on to some cosmetic work next time and there will be lots of tips and tricks shared along the way... So stay tuned!
If you want to see more of the cars that we work on then you can find us on instagram @resto_nation or on facebook...
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Surely the pollen/cabin filter needs doing too, it’ll be black and look liked it’s had the contents of a vacuum emptied into after at least 10 years of not changing it. They’re meant to be done approx every 12-15,00 miles or every year.
Great video mate! 👌
Great Video. I would do the Fuel and pollen filters as well.
What about the pollen filter and using a new washer on the sump plug!
Hi mate, great video, thanks
Please what is the precise name of the two bolts on the coil pack and any idea where I can get them, thanks
The bolts that hold the coil pack to the engine?
I get my oil dun twice a year service on heel is footwell leak on fixing it s with mastic brush £ 19 a tin we will see brought in 2005 12000miles on now. 2021 76.300 miles been gem never had rear brake shoes yet🤔 enjoy your vides
quck tip who doesnt have a magnetic pen, i used a tape masure, those usually have a strong magnet at the start of the tape.
Hi, Im about to buy a 1.3 CDTI, '07 - should i go for petrol version instead?
The way the world is moving I would say yes!
How do I change atf oil for corsa c utility pick up 2003
Auto or manual?
After ten years of no oil change , why didn't you flush the engine? there is no way in hell I would have put a new oil and filter after discovering all that gunk under the rocker cover.
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Hi mate, I know this is replying to you after 3 years, but can you explain what you mean flush the engine. I have recently got a car and wanting to learn more about maintenance
Flushing an engine can sometimes cause more problems than it's worth. Removing the sludge exposes the seals and if they are crap you have oil leaks and more work to do.
@@apricotpapi Putting chemicals in the Engine before a oil change to clean the gunk and sludge. In theory it's great but can also open up oil leaks if your seals are rubbish.
quick question. i got a very well serviced 1.4 from 2002. but only at speeds from 15 km to about 25 to 30km you hear a knocking coming from the front of the vehicle. it is not engine RPM related. and not brakes. going any faster or slower than the indicated speed makes the knocking disappear right away. any cause for serious concern?
Maybe wheel balance? Or a plastic under tray catching?
@@Resto.Nation wheel balance definitely no. maybe the tray indeed. but the balance of the vehicle is spot on. i can let go of the wheel at 130 (km) and it isn't budging. might take a indepth look at it next year when i need to fix some tidbits on the vehicle anyway. besides that the last dude serviced it so well. al seals replaced and you name it. 4000km later and not a drop oil used. solid little buggers these things
@@rayproductionsbackupchanne3862 could be the ball joints on the tie rods. About £50 mechanic job. Had to do mine a month ago.
turned out to be a fully worn out wishbone on front right. replaced it both sides+ stab rods+steering j balls and it drives wonderfull now. just some minor other mechanical issues
@@rayproductionsbackupchanne3862 thats good
Had no chain rattle
Can I ask you:on my Corsa C 2004 steering wheel very loose, what could the problem? Thanks in advance!
Remove the centre and try tightening it?
@@Resto.Nation Thanks, I will try!
Also get it checked for steering column failures
well, buying a jack costs way more than 40 quid...Anyway, you don't even need it. Filter is on top behind the wind shield, sparks are on top, and oil is on top you can scoot under the car to remove the old oil, well, I can. Also, you are using the wrong oil on top of that, my corsa doesnt use more than 1dl of oil over 10K km so yours is fud up. Probably from DIY and wrong oil. EDIT: your could be a diesel plant engine. That's expensive, slow, loud it's a corsa) and a completely wrong choice of engine for a city car.
The colour of the expansion tank is giving me serious anxiety😂😂😶
Worst engine internals I’ve ever seen!!!
@@Resto.Nation you me both😂
i like get to the point vids. bye
Not sure if your comment is negative or positive because the "bye" makes it seem the former.