How To Service A T6 At Home

Mark shows us how you can service your Transporter at home.
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[@mitaux495]

Nice video, do you know where I can find out Workshop Manuals for the T6.1?

[@stephenport4768]

I remember when I was in the trade with the early BMW TDS engines I could get the oil clean by draining the oil piping hot and at operating temperature all those bow by gases make the engine oil thick black

[@charlesryder8512]

Is the T6.1 the same underneath at T6 is it 19mm as well for sump plug?

[@jersovauto]

Gonna cost you a small fortune to do it this way…:) 19mm for sump plug. I personally change air and oil filter every service 🚌 😊

[@justkampers]

Hi, it's a small cost. As once it's done it's easier to keep the oil clean on each oil change. Also looking after your engine the best you can.

[@nickwf70]

Sounds like a good idea especially if the last service was a ridiculous 20 thousand miles ago

[@matbowman3818]

Hi There, great video! You're the only person doing a video of a T6 service that has the same engine orientation and oil filter location as me 🤣. I live in NZ and was beginning to think I had the only one! Can I ask you what the oil filter type and part number is? All the other videos show an undermounted plastic container with a secondary hex drain plug on the end with a simple paper/fibre cartridge insert. Also, you appear to have a standard hex sump plug, whereas mine appears to have a female Torx sump plug. Did you change yours to a hex nut type?

[@justkampers]

Hi Mat, the oil filter we used was a standard spin on style filter, link here: www.justkampers.com/03l115561-oil-filter-2-0-turbo-diesel-cfca-vw-t5-2010-2015-t6-2015-on.html
Ours has always been hex type but I do think it varies as we have seen both. Hope that helps :)

[@matbowman3818]

@@justkampers many thanks for your quick response 👍

[@BigGains48]

What about changing oil filter??

[@justkampers]

Hi, yes we did do the oil filter change at 3:45 :)

[@hikerbikerallnightcamper1393]

No oil filter change?

[@justkampers]

Hi, yes we did do the oil filter change at 3:45

[@hikerbikerallnightcamper1393]

@@justkampers thank you the video must of skipped with out me noticing 🥴