How To Service Your Car | BMW 1 Series | EASY GUIDE
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- An easy guide on how to service your own car.
Car used in this video is a BMW 120D F20 M Sport. Please check your owner's manual before ordering parts.
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Are BMW’s worth getting only every time I say about getting a series 1 people always say steer clear clear of any BMW because they’re always breaking down or having trouble
Good question and I hope you get an answer soon from the host 🤔
Thank you for the great explanation...i recently took my car for an 'oil change' ...was surprised when i checked the dipstick 2 weeks later that the colour of the oil was black on the dipstick really wondering whether they changed the oil or not...that is why i better learn to do this myself...
You’re welcome & you’re 100% right - gives you that peace of mind and saves you a lot of money in the long run too!
@@leong1163 how do u update the idrive with the service details?
maaann ur saver!!!
Glad the video helped, thanks!
super underrated video!! Really clear explanation on how to do it!
Thanks for watching, glad it was helpful!
Excellent easy to follow,and precise details.. thanks and well done!
Thanks Graham! Glad the video was useful
Useful video dude ..... hope the designers at Vauxhall watch this and see where a oil filter should be located !!😅
Confident to do this to my bm now and not pay a small fortune at a garage for relatively simple procedures
cheers 👊
Glad that was helpful Neil! Exactly why I started doing mine too.
Hated removing the filter in my friend's Corsa!
thanks for the video my friend, very clean and proper instructions with calm voice and good steps to follow easy :D looking forward to my next service (so happy) haha
Just curious, after you replaced the drain plug on the bottom why didn’t you pre lube the filter and O rings before inserting the filter back in and then fill the oil reservoir
I thought this was “good practice” but I could be wrong.
Thanks for the video, very informative.
Yes, he should have lubed the o ring. It seals better when it's lubed up
Yeah!!! And again I didn't see him replacing diesel filter or does this 120(d) not equipped with it🤔
Where do u jack it up??? Not at the designed point where the jacks should be put???
Hi mate might be late but you can jack it from the front - directly. There is a round circle on the under tray toward the back marking the jack point. Make sure you use a good trolley jack as a lot of weight, with a flat surface ideally with the rubber pad to avoid damaging the tray. Once up you can use a jack stand either side on the bmw jacking points. You can get two rubber inserts to rest on the top of the stands for better stability and to avoid damaging the plastic.
Would you Pls post some pics about those points you mentioned.
Thank you for the video. I’m always changing filters except oil, so it will be very useful when I get my car.
i have a 2014 1 series just like yours. I have been servicing it at an auto shop for the past 2 years. Now after this i am atleast abit more clued up on what to do. I have start changing y own oil from now and filters. that is a job i can save an expense on. anything else ill just take it in. Thank you for an informative video. Great calm steps and well detailed and i can actuallly see what youre doing. not rushed. just perfectly explained ! thank you sir !
Any help with the coolant change? Having a nightmare with mine
On a major service should also have done the fuel filter as well just an FYI🙌🏽still a great job though!
Good point, servicing it again in a few months so will do! Thanks for watching
Good video. Couple of extra steps
1. Open the oil cap when draining old oil from sump
2. Always use a torque wrench both the drain plug and oil filter cap are 25nm
3. It is easier and better to place the new oil filter in the housing using the locating pin on the filter first then screw the cap in.
Thank you for the tips! Investing in a torque wrench now
thanks pokerbokey! do you know the torque of the oil drain screw?
@@flaviomancini351 step 2.
I was just about to say all this. the only thing I would say. if the oil filter housing is on the top of the engine like this open it and let it' it drain back into the sump.
Drain plug is no where nr 25mm
I thought your explanation and language used was excellent bro. Very clear and concise 👊
Thank you, glad it’s been useful!
this was really helpful, thankyou! 😁
Very good tutorial ! Thank you so much for that vid ! Greetings from France
Thanks! Glad it was useful Jean Claude
Attention! The oil filter MUST BE ALWAYS REMOVED before the oil ! Every one seems to make this mistake !
Hey Bobby. What's the reason for that?
I got into the habit of doing it in this order because there's always a massive oil spill!
@@leong1163 because u release all the pressure and the oil come off naturally
I see, thanks!
Is the a reason for this, struggling to work out why it would make any odds.
Usually I just take off drain plug then take off filter then I wate like 40 minutes and let it it drain then put drain plug on then the filter and this does perfect for my car runs perfect every time I do my own to on my bmw but instead of going to bmw for oil I'm getting Castrol this time thanks I was hesitant because they say to use original bmw everything it's annoying
I changed the oil, the mechanic reset it manually but the oil only gave me 6k km for the next service and below it appears non-executable reset being green, I see cases where this non-executable reset does not allow the service to be carried out, do you know why that is? Since the brake fluid reset is impossible, please help me. Me
Great video Question for you I am getting a bmw active tourer 2series 218i. 1.5 petrol is the service job the same as this thanks
Hey Paul! You'll find that most cars have pretty much the same way of servicing. I sometimes take a little bit longer with cars and figuring out where the oil filter and drain plug is etc. Usually UA-cam is a great place when you get stuck!
Is this engine the same as Toyota verso 1.6 D sky luna
i have a 2005 120d, on micksgarage they said i needed 5w-30 so i got that and put it in today, but euro car parts is saying 5w-40... is this bad? i already put the 5w-30 in
It won’t do any damage to the engine. Have a look at which grade your manual recommends. You can always do another oil change in a few thousand miles or so!
Will not make any difference if you live in the UK. 5w40 is really only necessary in a very hot climate, so 5w30 is perfectly fine. The manual will give both options to cover different countries and climates. The most inportant thing is that the oil is fully synthetic and low Ash and is bmw approved. You're looking for BMW LL04 standard on the oil. Once you have this it doesn't matter what make of oil you use as it means that the oil has been blended correctly to meet the manufacturers requirements. Hope this was helpful.
the way that you closed the under cover turns me crazy. It will flap around
Ah good spot! I've just sorted it out. Thank you
Is there anything else you would do but haven’t covered in the video?
Perhaps the fuel filter, brake pads. I guess it depends on whether it's an interim or major service. You can probably find a few more things to do depending on the service history of your car
At what point do you jack up the car at 1:24?
òh my god my heart stopped beating at 2:45
Managed to drop the sum plug in there once!
Nice one bro helpful video saves me money on getting it serviced! 🤙
Glad it was useful Paul!
NO FUEL FILTER CHANGE…??
Hi bro have you got a email I can contact you on?
Hey mate - apharauk@gmail.com if you still need me
At what mileage do you reckon needs to change the gearbox oil. I am driving 116i . Thanks
Hi, normally every 30-60K miles. Depends on the previous driving standards or if it’s been changed previously. Does it suggest in your manual?
Thank you, that was really helpful
You're welcome!
You have to pop de oil cap before draining the oil
Good point, will certainly help it flow through easier
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Thank you
Great video! Will be giving my own oil service a go as the garage wants £120!
Glad it was useful!
Very helpful!!
no engine flush ???
Why do everywhere I look it says BMW does not have dipsticks anymore? Is this just for the one series ?
I would personally put either a carbon activated cabin filter or a bio function version. That one you put
in only filters dust- not smells or gas
Can you share any idea about BMW 116d series 1 , radiator bracket replacement please
Please can anyone help with airbags light, i have the 1 series 116i m e81 2008 and the airbag light will not go away.
.... Any assistance will be most appreciated...
Hi, have you tried reading it with an OBD?
@@leong1163 thank you for replying, no i haven't and don't have one. I may have to take it to a garage ( financial pains😢) and trust. There is just no honest work- person out there anymore.
I understand. I’d recommend getting a basic one off Amazon, capture the code, and clear the light and seeing if it returns back. You can get one around £30 and return it if you don’t need it. Garages charge upwards of £40-50+ for a basic OBD scan
@@leong1163 many thanks for your kind reply., will try. 👍
why didn't you put on carbon cabin filter?
I service my cars pretty frequently, will do it next time!
would you say bmws are really expensive to repair if i go to a local independent garage. people make out its a money pit. is it that bad?
13:54 you are cleaning the air filter box with a rag. Take it out instead and wash it. It is only held in on 2 sliders and easily relocates. Nice video.
So simple love it!
Thanks for checking the video out Mich!
Thanks good video, explained well I will give it a go soon 👍
Glad it was useful. Happy servicing 👍🏾
Excellent video 👍
Glad it was useful George!
Hi Leon,can I use same oil filter size as yours in a 2016 bmw 120i
do you know where i locate the engine number? olease sent a picture if you know it
My Owners manual says nothing about oil capacity
I believe the manual says level between two markings on the dip stick is 1 litre - you can use the car software to measure it too!
How do I use the car setting to measure it
@@josephclarke9466 on the f20 you need click on menu on your cars control panel and click on vehicle information then click on measure oil level
Car has on flat ground with the engine warm and running in neutral for the car to measure the oil
I do not know about the older cars
@@deadlyhydra Exactly this. Around 10:55 in the video if you want to see it
Do you like ordering from fcpeuro
I do - I click and collect most orders. I found that Car Parts 4 Less is their subdivision with less overheads, hence the prices are lower. So started ordering from them instead!
Well done superb 👏
Thanks Khamis!
Top man. Good useful advice 🤙🏻🤘🏻
All I need now is the tools 🛠️ and I’m confident to service my car
Very good
Great video, thanks for your help
Thx for tutorial man✨
Thanks for watching. Glad it was helpful 🙏🏽
👌🏾👌🏾👌🏾
Thank you for the useful sharing. 😊
How many litter did you put ??
Great frickin video💪🏻
You forget one spark plugs change
It was done before I bought the car. Next time 👍🏾
Spark plugs in BMW F20 are change only when the car required. ( it’s not a part of full service )
Why u wearing a face mask working alone in an outdoor space 😂 clown
What difference does it make to your life? 😂 clown
Excellent video 👍
Well done bro
Thanks for watching Jaafar!
Bro my car now back window get steam when is raining do you know how fix it thanks.
Very good and thanks
Great video mate
Good Job.👍
Thanks for information. Do you know when to change spark plugs my service says i needs to change but my car is 118i 32000 km and 4 years
Modern spark plugs last longer, I’d say around 60K miles. Keep an eye out for any misfiring 45-60K miles, but I’m sure they will last fine!
5w40???
Correct!
I have one BMW 116D year 2017 and i use 5w30.
@@kildio69 Nice! I ran out of 5W-40 so I’ve put in 30 at the moment - need to cycle it soon and put 40 back in!
Thanks! The tutorials are very good.
What year is this car
It’s 2014
@@leong1163 Hi Leon, which oil filter should I use on my 2016 120i
Very good presentation. Neat.
I stopped watching during the first few seconds when I saw he uses Castrol GTX. Clearly he has zero clue about engines
Its castrol Edge and is the correct oil. 😂
For Automatic gearbox
F2O 2.OOOcc 116d
Oil type
5 / 3O
Or
5 / 4O
Perfect video 👏🏻 thanks
Fuel filter?..
My quiry exactly, but I don't want response. Did you find out if this engine is equipped with fuel/ diesel filter 🤔