Ford 1.5 TDCI - FULL Service Oil Air Fuel Cabin Filter - Transit Connect XVGA DuraTorq 2015-2018
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- How to complete a full service on the Ford Transit Connect 1.5 TDCI
Model years: 2015, 2016, 2017 and 2018.
Oil capacity 6.2 litres
Oil filter: MANN HU716/2x
Air filter: MANN CU16134/2
Fuel filter: MANN PU 7011z
Cabin filter: MANN CU25007
Thanks for taking the time to make this video. On the strength of it I was able to service my Transit. Cheers.
Glad it helped!
Very helpful video from someone who clearly knows what they are doing.
Il fait la révision d’un Ford connect
rien à dire, tuto de grand professionnel, un grand bonjour de l'Algérie, merci et bonne continuation.
Great 👍 job ,well explained procedure step by step, you can not see anywhere video like that, very helpful and informative,,keep it up with more videos 👍
Thanks Arian, much appreciated, I’ll keep at it 👍
A very big THANK YOU for your excellent how to service video - just completed the job/service
Glad to help! Thanks for the comment 👍
Thanks a lot for this video, cheers from Norway!
Great video I’m glad they kept the oil filter up top where the 1.6 was🙏🙏
The full line in the front: pull white like in the video and dann push the black plastic clamp downwards ( opposite direction than the white saftey pin)
Very Informative and clear. Do my own maintenance where I can and whilst competent, we all need the help of someone else, a video or a manual to avoid doing further damage or removing more things than is necessary.
It’s all confidence, I still get apprehensive when I do a new job so I’ll check out manuals. Services are pretty similar on most cars though.
Thanks, the priming of the pump trick saved me. Ford dealer service left air in fuel system.
Thanks very much for this!
You're very welcome!
спасибо очень подробное видео по обслуживанию
el video que me hacia falta para hacer yo los cambios, muchísimas gracias
Many thanks for this informative video, great help for performing a mini-service of the essentials for myself when it was required.
Cheers! 😁👍🏻
Great job. Thanks for sharing 👍
Thanks for watching and commenting 👍
You can always prime the fuel filter before fitting the hoses
Absolutely brilliant, thanks a lot!
You're very welcome!
Thanks for sharing my friend. Very helpful for me. Well done on a clear and concise tutorial. 👍
Without priming fuel line, fuel pump was working dry which slightly damage it, because it would not have lubrication from fuel.
And this also produce fine metal dust to the fuel line
For a pump to be running dry it would have to be brand new and even then they’re usually primed or treated. If it were completely dry it would never pull the fuel through as it wouldn’t create a seal.
@@IAMASPANNER hope it is like this.
I have heard a lot of stories from internet, that fuel line in diesel auto must not became dry, and it is important always top the tank
Great job. Thanks for sharing!
Great info I’ll service my van now Thank u.
Glad to help!
Since the vehicle has a plastic Oil Drain Plug, Its better you change the whole plug with a new one. Changing the Oring is not safe enough. The biggest mistake that is made by Vehicles with Cartridge Type Oil Filter Housings : You should always remove to Oil Filter First which drains old oil inside filter housing into oil sump , Because if you remove the drain plug first then do the filter : " Old Engine oil flows out of the oil filter housing and back into the oil sump."
I’ve never encountered any issues with plastic sump plugs, many newer Mercedes also have them. Regarding the oil filter removal, you’re correct, it is a habit I didn’t used to do, however, on most cars we’re talking 100ml in the filter housing when in actual fact there’s over half a litre stuck inside the engine every time you change the oil so it’s likely the difference would be negligible.
27mm lovelllyyy thanks literally nowhere online lol
27mm is the size for all Ford, Peugeot, Citroen, Mazda, Mercedes... Etc. With this type of plastic filter housing. So it's worth having a 27mm socket lurking around on your tool box. ;-)
Great video and good job. Thanks for share!
Thank you and thanks for watching!
Thank you!
You're welcome!
What were ford thinking? Putting the oil filter there in that position!
They’re not the only ones unfortunately, very many difficult positions on many cars.
İt’s really usefull video thank you so much
Thanks for your help
You’re very welcome!
Ok gracias
Great help thanks
Very welcome!
Very good detail good video
Thank you Padraig
Thank you my frend .🤘👍
You're very welcome!
Thank You.
Thanks
Nice. Thanks!
You’re welcome Luis!
Thank you, very good!
You’re very welcome 👍
do you know what the torque specification is for the fuel injector? @@IAMASPANNER
Great information thanks
Glad to help!
Anyone got any tips on how to remove the 2nd fuel line, the video is edited and we don’t see it being removed, i cannot get mines off, don’t want to brake it.
I have the same problem
@@thimocarels8588twist the pipe a little an you have to press both white tabs on either side if your talking about the one furthest away from you it needs to be pushed towards the filter to then be removed going left if this makes sense a push to pop kind of action
Hi Brilliant video. Would it be better to drain the fuel filter housing first so it doesn't make so much mess?
Thanks David, I’m not aware if there’s a way to do so but draining the housing completely would most likely make restarting the engine more of a problem.
Genial 👍👌
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Just watched and wondered why the diesel filter you changed was a different shape to the old one? The new one was flat bottomed but the old one had a lot of plastic that went into a recess?
which is more reliable and economical, this 1.5 or the 1.6 TDCI?
1.5
Hello, thank you for the video. Could you please advise how to flush manual transmission fluid on this vehicle?
You're welcome! Sorry not something I have done, I hope you find what you need.
Hi there check out the vlog of Resurwreck transit connect their is a major service done including the transmission fluid/oil renewal it’s quite straight forward and takes mtf-fs 75w 2.5 litres good luck 😀👍
@@marcusmaximus451 thank you very much :)
@@2leksik you’re very welcome it is under Ford transit connect salvage rebuild U.K. project part 3 good luck 😉
Hi mate, where is a suitable location to jack up the van from the front via a 2t trolley jack? thanks in advance for your response
Hi just come across you video on transit connect service is that a special screwdriver for taking the small screw/bolt out as I broke part of my socket for fitting smaller sockets onto thanks
Are the fuel filters diferents ??
Hi what oil do I use for 1.5 diesel eco blue Ford transit connect filters are done keep get messages on screen for oil change
Hi Michael, different sources may say different things. What I found online was 0w30 ACEA C2. Best thing to do is buy from a motor factors and give them your registration when ordering so they can check.
Ford WSS-M2C950-A, 0-30W ACEA C2.
Is the specification for the Ford 1.5
@@carlosipec2270 funny, as my 2019 1.5 calls for WSS-M2C952-A1 asking for 0w-20
Hi, Great video. Do you know if this engine has a timing belt or chain and when that needs replacing?
Hello, thank you, I don't know off the top of my head but a quick google suggests belt driven and 125k miles.
I know its an old video but my mechanic recommended 70k miles. Mine snapped at 80k very expensive fix. It's a belt.
Bonjour la vidéo est pas mal par contre je reviens vers vous pour le filtre a gasoil celui qui est installer est prévu pour fiesta modèle 2019 emboiture pas du tout identique que origine cordialement
Thx for the video. Car looks horrible with 25tkm :O
The fuel filter is not the same model why??
I have a 2018 1.5 eco blue is this same as yours?
Hi I just fit oil filter into this cap then I putted into this hole will it OK or no?
As long as the bit that sticks out is seated in the right position. It’s easier the put the filter in the housing first then for the cap.
Is that same engine like the one on the mk5 mondeo??
I’m not that clued up on Fords but if it’s a 1.5 diesel of the same year then it probably is the same engine.
Why tue fuel filter is different ? It’s correctly the position ?
Different to the 1.6? They’ve moved it on this engine
@@IAMASPANNER this is the right 1.5 engine? the diesel filter that you mounted later has only one hole compared to the old one you removed. the manufacturer mann changed the design and i wanted to know if how you mounted it, is correct.
@@Mt-zd4vg wrong filter i see
@@Mt-zd4vg i want to know as well. The one he pulled out was attached to the bottom of housing NOT the top like the replacement
6.2 litres oli for 1.5 engine ??
Yes, I didn’t believe it at first either!
10 L in the 2.2
no mine takes 3.8 L !!!
If I put anymore than 3.8L in my 1.5 connect it starts leaking
5.0L for dizel
@ 14:09 you clearly have the filter the wrong way round arrow should point to rear of vehicle (airflow inwards )
I see what you mean, this is the first service and I copied the same orientation as the filter I removed but this does seem odd.
1.6 engine not a 1.5
I appreciate being corrected when I am wrong but this is definitely a 1.5 TDCI, Google it.
My fuel filter is at the fuel tank where my previous 1.6 was where you were working on. Plus 1.5 has rectangular air filter
@@andrewstopper7119 there must be variations in engine bays which I’m not aware of if that’s the case. Parts ordered based on the registration of the van, data checked on Autodata hence the engine code in the title.
@@andrewstopper7119 - 1.5 and the 1.6 have many particularities in common. Several differences also.
The 1.6, has both the round and the rectangular air filter. It really depends on the implementation.
As an example: My Volvo 50 1.6 2009 has the exact same oil and air filter. As my Ford Connect 1.5 from 2017.
And I really mean the exact same parts reference ;-)
From the several 1.6 I've had. All fuel filters were located on the engine bay. Mind you, that if I recall correctly there was at least some 4 or 5 different models.