KIA Venga oil and air filter change. 1.4 CRDi 2010
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- Just a quick oil and air filter change on a Kia Venga 1.4 Diesel. Mostly done by my 10 Year old son Thomas. Very easy to do and cheap. the air filter took no more than 2 minutes to change and requires no tools. the oil filter is in a plastic housing which is a 27mm socket on a long extension. and the drain plug is 17mm socket.
Good to see you getting your son involved, start them young! Save money and do it yourself
Parenting done right ✅
Might let my gran daughter help with the basics
I have the same car and your video has been very useful, thank you mate!
Glad to have helped. Hopefully you haven't had the same problems we have had? fuel tank rusted through, rear brakes bind and get very hot, and electric power steering failed 4 times.
amazing and really good job you don wonderful work thx soo much Tomas
thanks for your kind words
I'm from Jordan the home of Petra I was saw the vedio really Tomas he fixed evry thing at good way
Thank you!
after u unscrew the bottom oil pan bolt then u should remove the oil cap, it let more air in and drain the almost whole filling..
Why not torque the drain plug properly?
Great video...well done
Is it a good idea to use the engine torque strut mount as a jacking point (as visible at 1:05 and 1:35)? Can the engine and engine mounts take the weight of the rest of the car? Someone with experience, please chime in.
Thanks for the video, I have a 2011 1.4 venga 3 diesel with 117,000 miles on the clock. I am wondering whether to do an oil change before driving back from portugal to the UK (1600 miles). The Car was serviced and had oil and filter changed in November last year before I drove down here (4 days of 400 miles per day) so overall it's done about 2200 miles since oil was last changed. Does the diesel filter need changing and what difference does that make to the running of the car.
Its up to you, i wouldn't bother, but then again if it offers you peace of mind then it might be worth doing it. I have never done the diesel filter and probably wont have to as i don't believe the car will last another year. the rust is coming through on the sills.
@@mrfid72 thank you for taking the time to reply 🙂
Just so you know, there seems to be a nasty water/dirt tray at the end of the sill, its basically open to the rear wheel. might be worth checking. you may find out only when it has rotted from inside out....
Saw small ring
Thanks, well done Thomas. Very informative video. What did you do with the old oil?
take it to the household recycle center and they recycle oil.
@@mrfid72 Ok, will do. Do you know how to replace a rear number plate bulb on these cars? I removed the cover from inside the tailgate and I can see the connector, but I'm damned if I can remove it. Best regards.
@@johnmitchell1614 i haven't needed to do any lights at the rear. But loads of front lights.
@@johnmitchell1614 did you manage to do this as i have just had to replace one. the whole connect and bulb twists out of the clear lens and then you just pull the bulb out.
Did you ever get to changing the fuel filter
never done the fuel filter on this, and i have to be honest its unlikely the car will last much longer!
@@mrfid72 I have same car, same year. I hope to get a lot more years out of it.....Watching your video will help me alot..thanks
What is the viscosity of the oil that you used please
i think i used 10W-30, but can't remember. it depends on the expected temperatures in your location.
@@mrfid72 Thank you
where did you get the service sheets from , i have a 60 reg 1.4 cdri , please could PM with the link .
Thanks
i just followed this guide
www.kia.com/content/dam/kwcms/sg/en/pdf/KIA_Service%20Menu_Aug2016.pdf
@@mrfid72 i tuned my 1.4d with amod chip but so much black smoke when u rev it =
@@mrfid72 good video BTW
@@mrfid72 is there no way of adding turbo to the car im 38 driving one of these badboys, any good way to boost as i got a mod on it