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Renault Kangoo 1.5Dci Full Service
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 พ.ค. 2020
- This is an educational video on the whole process of a vehicle service. In this video you’ll see me working with parts such as - diesel filter, air filter, oil filter, new engine oil, shot of Redex and a drain a replenish of engine coolant.
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What a ballache to change the air filter , I understand re the turbo malarky , alas the days of a simple 60 second pan and wingnut air filter exchange are gone . Brilliant video by the way.
I know! The air filter is a pain especially in the newer Kangoo’s
Love how patient you are and I'm so pleased you showed every detail on how to service it properly, not many people show in detail how to do a full service on cars ect. Nice one bud great video,
Thank you very much, I’m glad you enjoyed it.
Thank you for making this video, starting from today i will service the car myself…thank you again
Hi there.. I’ve just brought a Renault Kangoo myself, awesome video you explained and showed everything brilliant... nice1 dude 👍
Thanks very much, they are amazing van’s, enjoy yourself!
I have one.70 HP version.2005.
It drives very well it has now 400.000 kilometres.Still going very very well.Those cars are very good vans.Only thing I would want to have a little bit more HP.
Wow that’s great to hear that it’s still going strong after that distance. I imagine you take very good care of it my friend.
Euro car parts are a nightmare I always get the wrong parts to, thank you the video
Thanks for watching my friend. I think I’ll be buying elsewhere from now on, they seem to be too unreliable in my experience, stay tuned ✌🏼❤️🏴
Cheers bud just the vid I was looking for im now going to try service my renault kangoo maxi nice one 👍
Smear oil round the rubber gasket on the oil filter before fitting.
I always do that, it’s easier to get off on the next service
Good job bro 💪💪
That might explains the strange web "check service cost suggestion" at 16k miles. That i uses 8L om coolant on the same service, 4L glykos 774f oem yellow, and 4L Glycol etylen 774j 4L. Or is it mixes somehow. but proboly and auto counter #time for waterpump"=4l change and coolant change +4L. Good video many thanks
When draining oil remove the oil filler cap lets it air and more oil to come out and dont use any tool to put the oil filter back on u put it on hand tight then quater turn woth ur hand
MRBOSS FTW1 I unscrewed the fuller cap and just sat it on top to stop any dust or dirt getting into the engine. Thanks for watching my friend ✌🏼❤️🏴
Ok mate and np
Cheers man!
Hello mate, thanks for the vid! Super useful. Never done my own service before but going to give it a go on my 06 reg kangoo following this. Any advice on where to get parts if not euro car parts?
WMajor I always used Euro car parts just because they have good discounts. If I can’t get a part at Euro I go to TMS which is in my local area. Have a look online, that’ll probably set you up with some local places for you. ✌🏼
Thanks Wild man! Really good! Done service on exactly same model, but engine won’t turn now. Any ideas as to why?
You need to prime the fuel pump if you’ve replaced it. Flick ignition on for 10 seconds then off and back on again for 10 seconds. Repeat that a few times and that should fill the new fuel pump up with fuel.
Hi there, I have the same van, quick question where is the horn located, just stopped working before MOT, typical LOL
My horn was attached to the firewall just behind the air intake. If you Google it, it might show you the exact location.
35:52 is that the coolant expansion tank on the left and the power steering fluid beside it on the right ? Both with black lids. Asking as I've just bought a kangoo sl17dci 70 and wanna service her soon and top up fluids etc
Not sure what it’ll be like on your engine but it should say on the caps what the fluid is for
Hi wildman,very good video for DIY foreman.
I just want to know the last bottle you put is that coolant for radiator? The blue colour ones..
That blue coloured liquid was windscreen wash, I’m pretty sure I mentioned that in the video but I could be wrong. Coolant was in a black container and the coolant liquid was red in colour.
Hi. Great video! Just about to do an oil change on my Kangoo 1.5dci 2011 reg. Oil filter looks in a different place to yours and smaller. Can you tell me what year your van is please? Thanks.
Bala 54 thanks for watching! My van is a 2005.
Just bought a kango sl17dci 70 , are the location of all the parts the same on my engine as yours ? Cheers 😊
The serviceable parts should be in the same location
Hi. What kind of tire on the wheels ?
Gravel rally tyres, I forget the brand
Have you ever done the head gasket on the kangoo as I think mine has just gone due to oil in my coolant tank ?
That does sound like your head gasket but I’ve never done one on a Kangoo. I’d imagine it would be easy enough. The hardest part would be removing the injectors and that
what tire do you use?
I had Rallygrip tyres on this van. Basically gravel and grass rally tyres
Hi wildman where did you get your tyres from and what size and make are they as I'd like to get the same ones for my renault kangoo mk1,
I have long replaced those tyres as they were very loud on normal road conditions. I think they were 185/45/15 Rallygrip. They went out of stock for a while but I just did a quick check on eBay and they are back on sale. Happy shopping, tell them the WildMan recommended. ✌🏼🏴
Hia mate , I've watched several of your vids about the kangoo , I've a 1.4 2001 petrol but my thermostat housing is cracked , is it an easy job ? Have you any advice on bleeding system afterwards ?
bunny boiler this is a really easy job. The only hard part might be locating it. Sometimes thermostats are in hard to reach places.
Disconnect the bottom pipe that connects to the radiator behind the bumper and remove the coolant reservoir cap to drain all the coolant. Undo the bolts holding the thermostat housing and remove. Fit new thermostat and tighten bolts. Connect radiator pipe back on and fill coolant to just above the minimum mark. Run engine to operating temperature keeping an eye on the coolant to make sure it doesn’t drop too much. Turn off engine and let it cool then top up coolant to just below the max line. Job done!
@@WildManFrizzell ah you star for replying , I joined a renault forum but people were dicks as I don't know much about cars as it's my first and an old girl too , the thermostat is right on the front so access is pretty easy , I'm going off advice from an AA mechanic who said my bleed nipple has been done up with bathroom sealant too but guessing replacing that pipe with new be fairly easy too ?
U have to make sure u have selected the right part if u haven't then u wont get the right part
MRBOSS FTW1 I always select the correct part, it’s the company that gets the order wrong. They are well known for this.
My engine in my Peugeot 205 diesel 1.8 blow up gutted 😒
I just bought a renault kangoo needs a we spring clean service i have the same problems with euro parts staff will sell you anyyhing there service parts are normally good on price when the deals are on a we tip i found when you fit your oil filter mark it with white tipex marker etc filter to the mountain you can see if the filter has moved 👍 what tyres are you using ruff grips my we van needs a drivers mirror rear pass light and drivers sunviser towbar could be useful summer i will valet and t cut polish van my van is the short body version i am thinking removing pass seat turn it into a campervan narrow single bed insulated and ply lined
Thanks for sharing your video torx sizes will come in useful 🍻👌⚒️🚌🔧🔩⚙️
Thanks for watching! That’s a good tip about the oil filter. I usually check the tightness now and again. Good luck with your new van!
@@WildManFrizzell Have you changed the cabin filter in your van i am trying to locate my cabin filter my van is a 06 model cheers
I don’t think I have but I’m sure there will be a video somewhere
Hows the van going for you these days