Good instructions. It would have been very useful for viewers if you show the car from outside as well just to confirm the make and model you have mentioned on the video
Excelent video. Well explained, good filming angle and quality, good audio, balanced explanation with enough details but not too much. Congratulations !!!
THIS IS NOT A PUMP. 1.7CDTI Denso engines DOES NOT have a pump in the tank. The fuel is gravity fed and, and it has to be primed. When you change the fuel filter, you have to suction the diesel through the fuel filter at the high pressure fuel pump inlet until the fuel starts dripping from the hose.
Run to the deale$hip...(if you got the funds). If no funds Use or imagination and skills and make your own special "special tools"...:e.g.: -wood/plastic/metal disc with pins around its perimeter with some leverage to remove the first disc -hardwood/plastic or metal strip (ruler?) to remove the main part -any permanent marker for the already color-coded 😂 fuel line...
Just went through all the hassle of removing the rear seat in my Astra just to find out that the access hole doesn't exist on the Saturn version. Great, now I have to drop the tank...
Good instructions. It would have been very useful for viewers if you show the car from outside as well just to confirm the make and model you have mentioned on the video
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Excelent video. Well explained, good filming angle and quality, good audio, balanced explanation with enough details but not too much. Congratulations !!!
I believe they are Opel/Vauxhall training videos. Joe has helped me out with Tigra roof repair! 👍👍👍
THIS IS NOT A PUMP. 1.7CDTI Denso engines DOES NOT have a pump in the tank. The fuel is gravity fed and, and it has to be primed. When you change the fuel filter, you have to suction the diesel through the fuel filter at the high pressure fuel pump inlet until the fuel starts dripping from the hose.
After replacement does the fuel gauge need re calabration ?
This is not a fuel pompe, is juste a fuel sensor.
thanks for a great video, what do you do if you don't have those special removal tools or the money to purchase them?
grab an angle grinder and random piece of metal you find lying under your bench
Run to the deale$hip...(if you got the funds).
If no funds Use or imagination and skills and make your own special "special tools"...:e.g.:
-wood/plastic/metal disc with pins around its perimeter with some leverage to remove the first disc
-hardwood/plastic or metal strip (ruler?) to remove the main part
-any permanent marker for the already color-coded 😂 fuel line...
Did you make the havoc videos the racing crash videos from the 90s haha same voice
Those videos were epic
Very good form start to finish
"Special tools" strips of bent stainless steel lol
Great, any chance of having the same info about a Vauxhall Zafira 2.2 diesel year2003
Is the same Astra H and Vectra C?
Yes same idea
Do a maintenance free fuel filter ever need to he changed
Just went through all the hassle of removing the rear seat in my Astra just to find out that the access hole doesn't exist on the Saturn version. Great, now I have to drop the tank...
In my Astra H here is just fuel sensor, where is fuel pump? Astra H 1.7 Cdti 2005 Diesel. Thanks in advance.
Where is the fuel filter? Is it inside the fuel pump or different place?
Did you found out if the fuel filter is in the pump or not?
excellent video
For petrol i have only one pipe , Vauxhall Astra H 2006
Thanke you very mach
How did you know the h fuel pump is not gud
Excellent.
good video 10 / 10
What is the name of the tool used to remove the fuel lines?
KM 706 A
three years later someone finally answered, haha. But i don't find it online with that name. That is the problem!
@@alfredorubio1994 yup...i have that quirk now i just want to see how to remove🤣🤣🤣
@@GospodinPendula00 Hahaha. Lol! 😂😂
where is the filter?
Have you found location of fuel filter?
Where can I purchase the fuel pump?
Ebay use tis site to find the part
ecat24.com/opel/catalog/models/1/
doesn't look very expensive atleast
Except when it’s a Jaguar then fuel pumps are £480 😂🤣
@@ocelot2234 everything is expensive on jaguar...
:/ yep agreed especially on mine
Where can i get those tools KM 797- A- and KM 796 please
www.chainbin.com/product-FUEL-TANK-LOCKING-RING-TOOL-(OPEL-VAUXHALL-SAAB-SATURN)-210-151120.html
Muito bom! Muito bem equipado!
Ok
Drecks Opel alles ist komplizierter