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Sorry for the question, how did I get access to disassemble the injectors without removing the engine,? I mean in my car citroen ds4 2013 1.6 THP 16V 163 (EP6CDT M)
@@CoatsandGaiters Great stuff! My mate knows nothing about cars but decided to buy a 2019 C4 Lounge with the 1.6 THP engine and then not change the oil for three years! Although it did only do 7,500 miles in those three years and after around 5,000 miles it was topped up/overfilled with two litres of new oil. I've since changed the oil and filters for him but I'm wondering if the next oil change should be done much earlier to help try and flush out any build up that may have occurred. Care to speculate?
My only thoughts on modern engines after 2007 is to change the oil every 6,000 miles as clean oil is so crucial to modern engines working reliably. The other thing I would do is drive it very sympathetically as these engines are under lot of stress. Mine blew up just sat ticking over outside so these early engines have a very poor reputation. @@simonshurety3870
The later ones may be totally fine as I did hear they resolved many of the early issues. My experience is only of a 2007 one which were a disaster. They could well be brilliant engines now.@@simonshurety3870
In the books of 2024 you can read that the 1.6 THP 156HP the connecting rod shut be 5nm 15nm and 130gr +-5gr and not 5 nm and 10nm 130gr so the torq of the 150hp and the 156hp is not the same!!!!!!!!
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Very good video...same as the 1.4 version without turbo i guess???have a fuel leak or at least some vapors,not sure yet....
Thank you
You are the best man, and nice music
Thank you
Just for info, those fuel connectors click off if you press down on top of the plastic clip, then it will expand on the sides an can be taken off.
Blimey !!!! thank you for that info. So I was making a right meal out of it.
Sorry for the question, how did I get access to disassemble the injectors without removing the engine,? I mean in my car
citroen ds4 2013
1.6 THP 16V 163 (EP6CDT M)
Sorry I only know what's in the video as I'm not a mechanic.
@@CoatsandGaiters Got it thanks, just love your channel,and about the explanation of the engine parts.
keep it up !!
What was the carbon build up like on the intake valves? Maybe you'll cover this down the line.
I've just uploaded part 16 on removing the pistons. The valves were last week I think. Part 15.
@@CoatsandGaiters Great stuff!
My mate knows nothing about cars but decided to buy a 2019 C4 Lounge with the 1.6 THP engine and then not change the oil for three years! Although it did only do 7,500 miles in those three years and after around 5,000 miles it was topped up/overfilled with two litres of new oil.
I've since changed the oil and filters for him but I'm wondering if the next oil change should be done much earlier to help try and flush out any build up that may have occurred. Care to speculate?
My only thoughts on modern engines after 2007 is to change the oil every 6,000 miles as clean oil is so crucial to modern engines working reliably. The other thing I would do is drive it very sympathetically as these engines are under lot of stress. Mine blew up just sat ticking over outside so these early engines have a very poor reputation. @@simonshurety3870
@@CoatsandGaiters Agreed, oil is cheap and engines are expensive.
I told my friend not to buy it! And now he wants to sell it to me lol.
The later ones may be totally fine as I did hear they resolved many of the early issues. My experience is only of a 2007 one which were a disaster. They could well be brilliant engines now.@@simonshurety3870
In the books of 2024 you can read that the 1.6 THP 156HP the connecting rod shut be 5nm 15nm and 130gr +-5gr and not 5 nm and 10nm 130gr so the torq of the 150hp and the 156hp is not the same!!!!!!!!
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