Job well done, I need to get that done to my smiley as my thermostat housing burst open and spewed coolant everywhere leaving everything stained orange. Also just had a recon Bosch pump just put in so at least I have some new looking metal in there! Keep the vids coming, find them really useful and hope ya pass the MOT! Thanks
Thanks mate, oh no nightmare! Can’t beat a new shiny fuel pump! Hopefully she passes 🙏 I’ve got a long list of videos to come. Thanks for supporting the channel 😁
I spray elbow grease on my hands when covered in oil then wash in soap and water, removes all the dirt with little effort and being solvent free isn't bad for your skin. Much better than swarfega and doesn't stink afterwards. Just finished a welding marathon on my Mk6 transit, nothing better than getting your hands on a new mot for 12 months 👍
Hi Ollie great job on that it looks mint !!! Quick question if you get time to answer ,I'm wondering what the torque setting is for front axle hub nut on these mk5, s??? I've replaced a bearing so I dont want to mess up the bearing by going ham on the axle nut .(interestingly its left hand thread on the passenger front axle hub nut)
Hi, thank you so much. Because these are tapered roller bearings you don’t do them up too tight or else you will damage the bearings. Once the new bearing is on you tighten them down to seat the bearings and then back the nut off slightly until the pin goes through the closest slot on the castle nut. Hopefully that makes sense. Have a look at adjusting wheel bearings on a Land Rover they have the same type. I will one day get around to making a video on checking and adjusting the wheel bearings.
@@TurnersWorkshop97 makes total sense Ollie mine isnt a castle nut but more a retaining clip that goes over the nut and then a clip that goes through it but much the same principal .I think I remember this process with loosening back the nut slightly as end float in the Hanes manual would that be right .much obliged Ollie for replying mate thanks a million ☘
Good video, I;ve been working on my Mk5 treating rust and was thinking about cleaning the grease and oil off the engine, not as clean as yours but worth doing👍
Same I started off with two battery trays one for each battery.ive now got about a third of a battery tray left one side now and just a pile of rust down the side of the wing the other side which used to be the other battery tray.
Might i suggest removing all the sound proofing as it just disintegrates all over the engine. You can replace it if you want with something like dynamat. Cif cleaner is good on white vans too.
Definitely mate, I’ve been thinking about it but got all the matting out inside at tho moment until I fix the leaks! It’s a bit noisy 😂 So will most probably remove it once I’ve put all the inside sound proofing back in. Thanks for the recommendation I will look into the dynamat! And will have to give the Cif ago 👍🏼 Cheers
One was for starting the engine, and the other was a campervan leisure battery. It’s all been reconfigured now. Some of the older transits may have 2 starting batteries connected in parallel to increase the CCA (Cold cranking amps). They require big batteries to turn over these engines in cold weather 👍🏼
Job well done, I need to get that done to my smiley as my thermostat housing burst open and spewed coolant everywhere leaving everything stained orange. Also just had a recon Bosch pump just put in so at least I have some new looking metal in there! Keep the vids coming, find them really useful and hope ya pass the MOT! Thanks
Thanks mate, oh no nightmare! Can’t beat a new shiny fuel pump! Hopefully she passes 🙏 I’ve got a long list of videos to come. Thanks for supporting the channel 😁
Locktite your dipstick tube in then it won't be loose. Look on the forum. Great vids
Thanks mate that’s a great idea! 👍🏼
Good job Mr Turner BTw. I did the windscreen on mine so if you need any help when doing yours just give me a shout.
Thank you John 😊 how did it go? Any recommendations or tips will be greatly appreciated. Did you refit yourself? Cheers mate
I spray elbow grease on my hands when covered in oil then wash in soap and water, removes all the dirt with little effort and being solvent free isn't bad for your skin. Much better than swarfega and doesn't stink afterwards. Just finished a welding marathon on my Mk6 transit, nothing better than getting your hands on a new mot for 12 months 👍
That’s a brilliant idea! Will try it out next time Wow that’s dedication! Nice work mate 👍🏼😆
That's another job welldone good luck with the MOT 👍👌
Thanks mate! 👍🏼😁
Nice going looking forward to the intake cleaning.
Same here can’t wait to do it, just want to get the MOT out of the way and then I can crack on 👍🏼
Nice job good stuff that elbow Grease 👊👊
Cheers Wayne! It does the job 👊🏼
Hi Ollie great job on that it looks mint !!! Quick question if you get time to answer ,I'm wondering what the torque setting is for front axle hub nut on these mk5, s??? I've replaced a bearing so I dont want to mess up the bearing by going ham on the axle nut .(interestingly its left hand thread on the passenger front axle hub nut)
Hi, thank you so much. Because these are tapered roller bearings you don’t do them up too tight or else you will damage the bearings. Once the new bearing is on you tighten them down to seat the bearings and then back the nut off slightly until the pin goes through the closest slot on the castle nut. Hopefully that makes sense. Have a look at adjusting wheel bearings on a Land Rover they have the same type. I will one day get around to making a video on checking and adjusting the wheel bearings.
@@TurnersWorkshop97 makes total sense Ollie mine isnt a castle nut but more a retaining clip that goes over the nut and then a clip that goes through it but much the same principal .I think I remember this process with loosening back the nut slightly as end float in the Hanes manual would that be right .much obliged Ollie for replying mate thanks a million ☘
Perfect, that’s totally right it’s for adjusting the end float so there is a very small amount of play. No worries mate, take care
Big improvement.
Thanks Shaun! 😁 👍🏼
Nice job mate,
Cheers mate 👍🏼
Good video, I;ve been working on my Mk5 treating rust and was thinking about cleaning the grease and oil off the engine, not as clean as yours but worth doing👍
Cheers mate, well worth doing just makes it look tidy 🙂
Nice job transit exactly like myn
Cheers mate, not too many left now! Good old vans 😁
Good job
Cheers mate 👍🏼😁
good job
Thanks 😊
With a DI, electrical systems are optional! 😂
Interesting to see what the battery tray is supposed to look like - mine had totally dissolved...
Haha! Exactly that, can’t beat the old DI 😆
Same I started off with two battery trays one for each battery.ive now got about a third of a battery tray left one side now and just a pile of rust down the side of the wing the other side which used to be the other battery tray.
good stuff that Elbow Grease,i use all the time on my van but £3???.i pay a quid at B+M
Ahh man, I’ve been ripped off 😂 I will get from B&M next time. Thanks for the recommendation!
They also sell it in Poundland
your next job soud be to install a oil catch can (good job) mate
Cheers mate, it’s on the job list 😁
Might i suggest removing all the sound proofing as it just disintegrates all over the engine. You can replace it if you want with something like dynamat.
Cif cleaner is good on white vans too.
Definitely mate, I’ve been thinking about it but got all the matting out inside at tho moment until I fix the leaks! It’s a bit noisy 😂 So will most probably remove it once I’ve put all the inside sound proofing back in. Thanks for the recommendation I will look into the dynamat! And will have to give the Cif ago 👍🏼 Cheers
What the hell's in that elbow grease..... it turned your battery from black to grey 🤯
Haha battery’s as good as new now 😉😆 can’t beat that stuff!
Why is there two batteries sorry
One was for starting the engine, and the other was a campervan leisure battery. It’s all been reconfigured now. Some of the older transits may have 2 starting batteries connected in parallel to increase the CCA (Cold cranking amps). They require big batteries to turn over these engines in cold weather 👍🏼
I think that your battery is not on correct way🤔
I’m not sure if my battery tray was installed this way from factory but it fits in there ok 👍🏼
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😂 I can’t make a single video without seagulls, crows, pigeons or starlings featuring!