Looks like the same 1.6TDCI engine that was in my 2011 focus I owned for a while. I agree the oil filter is in the worst possible place, I always put a bit of rag underneath the housing to catch the spills and I always wiped around the inside of the filter housing before I put the new filter in. The engine was reliable in my Focus except for several blocked fuel filters. Did you change the fuel filter, I would recommend changing it if you didn't. This engine is also well known for turbo failure if oil changes are skipped, oil feed pipes block up with carbon causing turbo oil starvation.
This van has the Peugeot 1.6 DV6 engine and the oil filter has a little lug that needs to be fitted in a certain place or it could have a loss of oil pressure
Vw has the same stupid resister on the caddys changed a few of them in my time. What makes it worse is that its in the passenger footwell and easy to kick so its pron to damage.
Hi Paul.some time back you were going to do a video about your meeting with copart,is that still on the cards ?.How about a Q&A with someone of importance from copart,that would be intresting.
Hi Paul,another great video, tinkering on the Ford Transit Courier,that air filter did need changing yuk!!!!,the heater part is very similar to the Vauxhall one.
Hi Paul! I appreciate you sharing your journey of purchasing and fixing cars, but it would also be nice to hear what they sold for, whether it was profitable or not etc. Q5 the Renault van spring to mind!
Yes. He’s very informative when he wants to be , but forgets that some people watch videos from the start of a project till the end and are interested in costs etc. still waiting on the price breakdown for the window cleaning van that he said he’d do . When these type of channels ‘forget’ to do a price breakdown , it always makes me think that it wasn’t profitable ?
@@stephenevans1833 and to be honest there’s nothing to be ashamed of if you don’t make a profit, I’ve done a few before in the past and it is hard even when you try and keep costs to a minimum. Paul is a one man band, doesn’t have extensive resources, trade discounts, donor cars etc. He does come across as a decent bloke, but I think being more open can only help the channel grow - which I’m sure we’d all like to see.
@@CarsForPaul that’s still not bad going Paul. The Q5 wheel refurb / Apple CarPlay all add up, as do other left field items that you can’t account for before purchase - all pretty respectable!
Your calling it a resistor but it’s role is a thermal fuse , it blows when the heater gets too hot and it does that because people skimp and don’t change the cabin filter( which I didn’t see you do ) As other commentators have said don’t use those filters , the filtration level is nowhere near the same as an OE filter and that’s really important on the engine type . History is littered with turbo failure of this engine caused by carbonisation , oil feed starvation and pick up blockages . And make sure you use exactly the correct spec not just any 5/30
Do you know the original part number for the resistor? I have the same problem on the same vehicle and I'm confused by the millions available online...
Hi Paul quick question. I bought two vehicles from copart. They both have MOT and I have payed the tax for both vehicles. However there is no v5 on both. Can I have the car left in a non permit holder area with no yellow lines or red
you don t need change resistor , change for sometime car cost expensive you need just buy that same size Ohm Precision Resistor (not sure or that sounds correct - check on google ) Then welding on and problem be solved just for 1£- 2 £
Why not change a low cost crucial part of a diesel engined vehicle ie fuel filter , filter £10 to £20 consequences of not doing so , fuel injector and fuel pump problems into hundreds of pounds and inconvenience of breakdown .
Crosland filters I have found are roughly a similar quality to the OE, but as you state not identical I can not be sure if the difference is noticeable due to so many variables. I think (might be wrong) Euro Car Parts brand now, blocked/heavily soiled filters also cause problems so it does depend on the customers budget.
@@dan_mk2fez690 Not seen that before my experience is of maybe 6 filters over 4 vehicles changed annually. Was this a particular type or model as this sounds like concern.
I have used crosland oil filters for 3 years now no problem at all if your going two talk rubbish about something at least have the facts two back it up. 😂😂😂
Half a story!. What happened about the suspension . That van shouldn’t even have been considered to carry that amount of weight . The connect would have been a better choice
The guy in Fords who designed this abomination is probably earning minimum $250,000 a year (probably more) I will think twice about buying a Ford again, I'll stick to my plain old Lamborghini in future !!!!
I’m pleased to see you didn’t bother with the fuel filter again Paul
Got to find it first, you saw the job I had with the oil filter
@@CarsForPaul might it not be a good idea then to find the location of the service items before you video them including the pollen filter?
Oh look, another sad individual trolling the guy who's grafting. Does it make you feel big? You know, belittling people?
@@CarsForPaul I think this is it - ua-cam.com/video/e4JxFiTRZCA/v-deo.html
@@CarsForPaul fuel filter on those is behind the engine cover it’s a cartridge one it is in the engine bay
Air filter looks like it's been working around London
Looks like the same 1.6TDCI engine that was in my 2011 focus I owned for a while. I agree the oil filter is in the worst possible place, I always put a bit of rag underneath the housing to catch the spills and I always wiped around the inside of the filter housing before I put the new filter in.
The engine was reliable in my Focus except for several blocked fuel filters. Did you change the fuel filter, I would recommend changing it if you didn't. This engine is also well known for turbo failure if oil changes are skipped, oil feed pipes block up with carbon causing turbo oil starvation.
nice one Paul keep safe and well
It’s behind you 😁
This van has the Peugeot 1.6 DV6 engine and the oil filter has a little lug that needs to be fitted in a certain place or it could have a loss of oil pressure
yep, I found the lug
Did you do fuel filer ? critical
I hope you located the oil filter in the recess when you fitted it ????? Hence the plastic lug on the bottom of it
Yep???? that was done
Vw has the same stupid resister on the caddys changed a few of them in my time. What makes it worse is that its in the passenger footwell and easy to kick so its pron to damage.
If has aircon, maybe regas and new pollen filter. That'll be vile too. Also change fuel filter?!
Hi Paul.some time back you were going to do a video about your meeting with copart,is that still on the cards ?.How about a Q&A with someone of importance from copart,that would be intresting.
Hopefully at some point after lockdown
Nice video amigo, thank you
Hi Paul another brilliant video as always and yes looking forward to seeing what your new car is next week and hope you are staying safe and well
I’ve got a Ford courier van 2019 radio not working, have checked all fuses, no display at all, any ideas?
Hi Paul,another great video, tinkering on the Ford Transit Courier,that air filter did need changing yuk!!!!,the heater part is very similar to the Vauxhall one.
Thanks 👍
Nice video, sound quality is always excellent on your videos.
Thank you very much!
See you get the same spammer as me 😬 looking forward to the new project.
Hi Paul! I appreciate you sharing your journey of purchasing and fixing cars, but it would also be nice to hear what they sold for, whether it was profitable or not etc. Q5 the Renault van spring to mind!
Yes. He’s very informative when he wants to be , but forgets that some people watch videos from the start of a project till the end and are interested in costs etc. still waiting on the price breakdown for the window cleaning van that he said he’d do . When these type of channels ‘forget’ to do a price breakdown , it always makes me think that it wasn’t profitable ?
@@stephenevans1833 and to be honest there’s nothing to be ashamed of if you don’t make a profit, I’ve done a few before in the past and it is hard even when you try and keep costs to a minimum. Paul is a one man band, doesn’t have extensive resources, trade discounts, donor cars etc. He does come across as a decent bloke, but I think being more open can only help the channel grow - which I’m sure we’d all like to see.
@@Carl8324 exactly 👍
Q5 I broke even on, renault trafic I made £1400, Seat I lost £400 as I sold it to a friend who needed a car
@@CarsForPaul that’s still not bad going Paul. The Q5 wheel refurb / Apple CarPlay all add up, as do other left field items that you can’t account for before purchase - all pretty respectable!
Paul is the new car called 'project censored ' !!😆👍
Great video on the van. Can you find out the resistor value and wattage and solder it on?
When Paul went to the trouble of getting the multimeter out I was sure he would have a resistor to solder on. Would be a cheap fix
No, I would prefer to get the oem part, far more safer than my soldering.
Hi. I have the same problem with the fan. Do you have a link for the replacement part?
Thank you.
Is that it for a service? What about the Fuel filter, pollen filter, brake pad check? Cheapest oil and filters?
will be done during a very near future midweek episode once the resistor arrives
Your calling it a resistor but it’s role is a thermal fuse , it blows when the heater gets too hot and it does that because people skimp and don’t change the cabin filter( which I didn’t see you do )
As other commentators have said don’t use those filters , the filtration level is nowhere near the same as an OE filter and that’s really important on the engine type . History is littered with turbo failure of this engine caused by carbonisation , oil feed starvation and pick up blockages . And make sure you use exactly the correct spec not just any 5/30
What a place to put the oil filter they do it on purpose so you take it in ,or in this case you don't bother with service looking at the air filter
Crossland oil filter. Might as well left the old one in 😮
Wouldnt be much of a video if I did that
Do you know the original part number for the resistor? I have the same problem on the same vehicle and I'm confused by the millions available online...
this is the one www.ebay.co.uk/itm/143554338961?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2060353.m2749.l2649
Hi Paul
What happened to that other van that you was going to use to collect cars from co part?
I got an offer I couldn't refuse
Hi Paul quick question. I bought two vehicles from copart. They both have MOT and I have payed the tax for both vehicles. However there is no v5 on both. Can I have the car left in a non permit holder area with no yellow lines or red
If you have paid the tax, then yes you can
nice one paul
What happened to you doing the rear suspension ??? Most dealer drain oil from the top of the engine
The suspension will be coming soon, the springs were out of stock
Mann filters make ford filters, wouldnt use anything apart from ford, delphi fuel filters, bosch or mann fuel/oil air etc
you don t need change resistor , change for sometime car cost expensive you need just buy that same size Ohm Precision Resistor (not sure or that sounds correct - check on google ) Then welding on and problem be solved just for 1£- 2 £
Paul have you sold the fair as well, I must have missed a video ,that's not like me ! 😊
Yes I did, but it was very low profile
@@CarsForPaul it was,anyway I hope you got a good price for it and I'm looking forward to seeing the new car 😊👍
Sorry, I put 'fair' instead of fiat by mistake !!😆
Hi Paul was that a slip of the tongue when you went from van to vehicle for the new project ???👍
No it wasn't, but there is a clue in this episode
The poilon filter would make sense as the van was rarely serviced
How you do with the service history?
Not sure what you mean, but you can call up the dealer to see if the car has service history
Where did the Renault traffic go
I sold it
@@CarsForPaul ohh ok thought it was gonna be a tow vehicle
hey Paul need your help my van want start cut out on me
Dude love the vlogs but please don’t use cross lands filters pay that but more and get better ones 👍👍
Noted!
@@CarsForPaul each to there own dude please please please don’t take offence
Why not change a low cost crucial part of a diesel engined vehicle ie fuel filter , filter £10 to £20 consequences of not doing so , fuel injector and fuel pump problems into hundreds of pounds and inconvenience of breakdown .
It will be done in a midweek episode
Crosland are a really poor quality filter aswel. Pay the extra for a Mann. Actual oe quality
Crosland filters I have found are roughly a similar quality to the OE, but as you state not identical I can not be sure if the difference is noticeable due to so many variables. I think (might be wrong) Euro Car Parts brand now, blocked/heavily soiled filters also cause problems so it does depend on the customers budget.
I have seen Crossland air filters fall apart and oil filters not much better. I'm not talking about filters that are old either
@@dan_mk2fez690 Not seen that before my experience is of maybe 6 filters over 4 vehicles changed annually. Was this a particular type or model as this sounds like concern.
Crosland just a cheap Euro Car Parts brand nowadays
I have used crosland oil filters for 3 years now no problem at all if your going two talk rubbish about something at least have the facts two back it up. 😂😂😂
Half a story!. What happened about the suspension . That van shouldn’t even have been considered to carry that amount of weight . The connect would have been a better choice
Don't you worry your cotton socks, the other half is coming
I think new project car is a VW
The guy in Fords who designed this abomination is probably earning minimum $250,000 a year (probably more)
I will think twice about buying a Ford again, I'll stick to my plain old Lamborghini in future !!!!
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Why do manufacturers put stuff in stupid place ford shoud know better
Coz Peugeot make the engine frog crap