Servicing Ford Fusion 1.4 TDCI | Oil, Oil Filter, Air Filter & Cabin Filter!
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- čas přidán 23. 08. 2021
- Today I'm doing a service on a 1.4 Ford Fusion changing the oil, oil filter, air filter and cabin filter and sump plug washer super easy job and can save your self loads of money buy servicing your own car for less then £50!
Hope you enjoyed the video thanks for watching!
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Good video!
I really liked this video because i am having the same car still in good condition. this is very helpful to me.
Glad it helped!
These are awesome little cars I got mine for £1700 (2009 1.4 petrol auto) and passed my test in it. It Doesn't owe me a penny.
They sure are they drive great as well!
I like the fact that owners of this car with this engines are doing their service and maintenence by themself. Speaks for the car. Just replaced the clutch on my fusion. Not recommended by the way.
Yeah it’s great mate and was it quite a difficult job? Love working on my own cars!
Very helpful video, thank you.
Happy too help!
Another good video. A nice short video would be how you dispose of waste materials such as oil .etc. via local council waste site or other way. Show folks the responsible way you handle these.
Yes that’s a great idea thank you 😊
thank you.
but be aware that your steering wheel is on the wrong side of the car =)
Oh I’ll have to get that changed round aha
mersi mult. Tocami am cumpărat un Fusion din 2010 pt sotie si trebuie sa fac si mentenanța.
Happy to Help!
My 2007 fusion 1.6 benzine 1.6 automatic came without air conditioning. Do you know if is possible to install an AC system? Is it wort it?
I mean it would be possibly to add one but I don’t think it would be worth it unfortunately with the time and money you would spend doing it you can always open a window aha
I had mine 1.4 tdci also second hand and I want to try to chsnge these filters, but you confused me, cuz youbare UK and it's different in mine car for the cabin filter
The cabin filter will just be on the opposite side in your vehicle!
@@restoringsalvage Actually it was on the same site, but in my case I had to remove the accelerator pedal to get to the cabin filter.
How many litres of oil you used?
I usually just put in what I take out and then check if it’s at the right level but think this one was 3.8 litres 5w30
Guys, I think that my seatbelt sensor is disconected cuz the chimp isn't on, but on LED test all good, so where I can find the sensor to plug in?
Take the covers off the seatbelts so you can see the mechanism that operates the seat belt and there should be a little yellow switch!
@@restoringsalvage I'll check this right away
@@restoringsalvage Under the seats I found cables with plugs, but on ford forum they say they are only pretensioners. Thanks you anyway, man.
@@dzoole No thats not the ones its inside the seat belt panel on the b pillar hope that help
@@restoringsalvage Yep, those under the seats are pretensioners, and I found out that Europe version don't have seatbelts sensors, only for japanese market, but it's not for sure, cuz they can be installed with FORscan.
Is it same for 1.4 petrol version?
It will be very similar yes
I cannot unscrew the oil filter. Looks like is never done for 17 years 😢
Try pop a hole in the bottom to release the pressure but if you do that it will defo need to come off be a little rough with it just need a really good grip have you bought any oil removal tools too help?
@@restoringsalvageIt's a plastic housing so don't do that!
27mm socket on the top with a short extension is the easiest way. Just hold the extension bar straight so you don't round or snap the plastic. They can be tight!