Vauxhall Vectra C 1 8 Oil and Filter Change
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- Опубликовано: 23 авг 2024
- In this video I am doing an oil and filter change in our Vauxhall Vectra C 1.8 2003. The sump nut oil plug is a torx t45. Vauxhall/Opel.
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I’ve changed oil on both hot and cold engines more on hot personally but as long as you do it regularly or at the intervals it doesn’t matter about the residual that’s left. Keep the videos coming mate! 👍😉
A master at work....managed to get the sump plug out without getting a load of oil up your sleeve. Great video Martin keep them coming.
Thanks Shaun
I had little clue about engines until I happened across your channel (late generation X) and more into electronics. I really appreciate your straight forward approach of teaching your "know-how" and experience, with the added bonus of " Come 'ere, I just found out about this". Always learning - thanks Martin
Thanks Bri.
Straight, quick, to the point and easy. Perfect Martin. You give inspiration to so many that have no clue how to do such things. Simple video how to change oil and filter. But so many just have no idea how easy doing that is. Thumbs Up!
Cheers Gary
Lovely simple video for the novice Martin, well done!
I have owned 6 Opel petrol cars in the past and they are a very simple engines to work on and maintain. Regular oil and filter changes are the key.
Exactly John, why pay a garage £80.00 to do this type of job.
Love your vids . Still have my petrol 1.8 2007 with 115000 on it . Done all my servicing with the help of your video tutorials . Many Thanks
My escort years ago used to go through a litre of oil every 700miles, never bothered changing the oil as it was refreshed constantly! 😂 just treated it to a new filter every year! Best preventative maintenance you can do for any engine is regularly changing fluids.
I agree with you on the oil spec Martin, the manufacturers spec a specific grade for a reason. It's been a tried and tested best sticking to it 👍🏻
My granddad loved his Vauxhalls, when he chopped in his Triumph Vitesse which he regretted instantly he went to Penfolds in Lewisham and bought a banana yellow 1800 Viva HE but it struggled with caravans, so he moved to a MK1 Cavalier also banana yellow but the engine was too small so at first chance he ordered a new Opel Kadett with a sporty package and it nearly pulled the hitch off the caravan it was so pokey, he then moved to a Astra GTE MK1 and his final car was a special edition GTE MK2 which he never got to drive as he passed on before it was delivered. My dad did dabble hiring a MK1 Opel Ascona for a holiday, my old mum loved it but my father didn't and he bought a 2 litre MK5 Cortina Estate instead.
Used to love the Astra GTE's, worth a few bob now Ian.
Always great to service your own cars yourself and good knowing it's work you have done :-)
Funny talk about servicing I did a full service on my mk6 Fiesta 1.6 petrol the other day, and traced an oil leak and hot oil smell to a cam sensor o ring in the back of the cylinder head, the o ring I replaced after spraying the sensor in contact cleaner, letting it dry and wiping out the hole dry. And I can still smell hot oil from that area after a drive around. This doesn't make any sense to me because its also had a new camshaft cover gasket, no leaks there so I wonder what the heck is still causing that smell!
Great vid Martin, i have always warmed my cars up first but now you got me thinking about doing it from cold.interesting. Look forward to the next video.keep up the good work mate.
As always, you are very busy, Martin. It doesn't matter whether you get the oil out of the engine cold or warm. The main thing is to make an oil change at all ;-)
Exactly Bernd. I agree.
Another well explained video 👍
Reminds me I need to change the oil in our Buick. Thanks Martin . 👍
A nice easy job and you hardly spilled any oil (unlike me!). I've done an oil and oil filter change on the Vectra C that I used to own and it should be in my Vectra C playlist. I serviced my Citroen recently but I didn't bother to do a video because I've done a service video already and I'm not short of content at the moment.
I always change it when engine cold as can't be bothered to wait for oil to drain back when warm great video
Nice job Martin.
Good video and tip of using the container for catching the old oil
Always love the videos Martin.
I can't wait to see more workshop and tinkering videos 😃😃
Coming soon Mick
I had a friend who worked for Vauxhall training the technicians how to work on the new models when they came out. He said the Vauxhall 1.8 petrol of that era had a very strong bottom end.
Yes, its a strong engine I find.
brilliant video, cheers.
You always make things look easy Martin.
Hope you and Sharon are keeping well.
Thanks Barbara, yes and you too.
Good quick task. That mic sounds brilliant know you used it before , it's so clear 👍
Yes Paul, the Rode Wireless Go is a great bit of kit.
Great video Martin, I do love watching people working while watching in bed. I've got a couple of oil changes coming up.
At least you didn't have any problems.
Makes a change Jeff lol
Great video Martin
Thank you Martin I love your videos and can’t wait for more videos of yours I am from South Africa
Thanks Vijayant
first class job Martin...great video as always.
Here in Vegas I never had to warm up the engine. Its pretty warm here all year around. Even in the Winter.
Get yourself one of those oil drain basin things, best 10 quid you'll ever spend mate
Good one Martin🔧🔧😀😀
Bit chilly out there for changing oil! Roll on Summer! lol
Yes John, A bit blowy too.
Hopefully that gets a few more people having a go at changing their own oil and filter and saving money.👍
Also Martin you should be getting some stuff delivered to you if you haven’t received it already
Not a Chris Reardon Fridge Magnet Jason lol
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No not that extravagant 😂
thanks for more content..you just do it as you want, no,.. you have to do this you have to do that by the book stuff.....love and respect from Edinbrugh
Yes Paul, Its a pain with these fools who think they need to point out every little thing but Its something we have to put up with or just block these fools. I tend to do just that.
What gloves do you use martin?
I've just started using these James "100 Heavy Duty Disposable Nitrile Gloves Mechanic Garage Auto Car Valeting" just type that into ebay to find. They don't rip like the other gloves I used to use.
retrorestore thankyou Martin! That’s the problem I keep having, I think my ones are used more for tattooing and medical use. Cheers again great video!
@@TheSavageGarage Hope the whole head gasket stupid comments has calmed down on your channel mate. I read some ridiculous comments.
Great video Martin. If it recommends 5w40 then that is what you should use never mind what anyone else says, its graded for a reason. Nice easy job its just a bit messy.
Cheers, Jeff.
Yes Jeff, forums are full of people who say the opposite but who listens to them lol
@@retrorestore 10W-30 will not pump as fast as 5W-40 on startup each morning, leaving more parts running dry for a few tenths of seconds.
Hi Martin how you doing? Come get on to the trotter van and triumph 🤣🤣 actually I’ll give you a break atm, but when the weather gets better I expect to see them🤣🤣🤣 good video keep them coming🙂👍
As soon as I finish our own cars Luke. Be patient lol
retrorestore patient😧 it’s been years🤣🤣🤣🤣 no seriously I know what it’s like, it’s difficult with bigger projects there’s the time and money and it does tot up. I have a couple of vehicle projects planed I have been collecting the parts, but it’s now finding the time and I need good weather as most will have to be done outside. Take care🙂👍
Great job mate, 👍🏴
Cool, thanks Martin
I just warm it up. Oil flows better anyway. Faster draining.
I've tried various tools for undoing oil filters and the chain type wasn't the best. My latest tool is the one with 3 legs and I've yet to try it. Here's hoping it's better than the rest.
Great vid Martin 👍
At 1:42 there is a black box on the sump that has something clipped into it. Is this the oil light sensor. As mine was unplugged
Funny you've mentioned not topping it up I'm the same with my vectra vxr, it's never used a single drop. Unlike my astra which liked to drink it
Awesome work thanks for the content
Wow...that was a quick oil change...you was even talking fast!! 😁
Only changed it last year? Mine has been in for 9 years and it's still black.
This video reminded me that I need to change the oil in my Nissan Versa. Thank you... I think? Lol
Mate. Can you pop over and do my Astra van for me. I don’t have a an idea where to start.!! Hope your good mate.
I think Martin knows that. Lol
@@s-s-p704 oi snobby.. rude lol
@@themowerman you should know never leave yourself open .lmao
@@s-s-p704 I don't normally.. your just poking holes in me.. Martin tell snobby to stop picking on me
Now then girls, If this was a livestream, you'd be timed out lol
i see you got orange rubber gloves like edd china martin good blog gary from crewe
Thanks Gary
Say, are there any OLD Vauhalls around there? A buddy had two, a 65 that looked like somebody shrunk a 1955 Chevy, and a 67 that looked like somebody shrunk a 1957 Chevy.
Nice job Martin you got passion for a vauxhall or too lol
Haha, Ali, it seems that way lol
Oh you will be glad of your modern motors when you see what I got to do to replace the headlamp on my MK2 Robin, apparently notoriously difficult but I did have a result picking up a brand new Ford headlamp unit £15 delivered as the current lens is held on with duct tape and epoxy but the glass is knackered on the seal side and just crumbling :( Got a persistent fault where the front driver indicator isn't working and the passenger side main beam seems to be faulty so its up on jack stands for a full on sesh with the volty tester, its likely earth as the side repeater and rear indi works fine all the time but I got a "warning" to sort it out and do hand signals if its being a git.
Have fun with that Ian lol
Great vid Martin I'm looking at vectras or astravan when I change my car
Pretty easy to work on and good work horses Jason.
Martin, on your Vectra after and even before the oil change, when starting the car does it take yours about 3-5 seconds for the oil pressure light to go out? Makes a tapping noice before the light goes off then sounds normal. Im confused if the oil pump is on its way out. The oil is at the max mark on the dipstick btw
It may have the wrong grade oil in. I'd change the oil and filter first to rule that out.
@@retrorestore some cars arnt usually that perticular with slight oil variations i.e. having 5w 30 and putting in 5w 40 but Vauxhalls seem to not like it
Can u do more vids martin on the astra please, specifically the turbo and what should you do if theres oil on it lol i really want to take it off and refurb it but no confidence to start lol
We do the jobs as they come up bud.
Superb when did u turn the aclame around
A While back Andy, I did film it.
I hope you supported the car and didn't rely on the jack?
Of course, Look under and you'll see an axle stand.
One job that I can actually do. I have also changed oil with warm and cold engines, don't think it makes much difference.
Remember to at least pull the dip stick to let air into the system keeps the oil from glugging as it drains.
There is a vent (crankcase breather) already Mark, its not a sealed system bud.
Why dosent lee feature on your videos anymore?
I hope you’re still mates 🙏
Don't see him any more.
Would you ever use a oil extraction pump when doing this ?
Not really worth it.
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Is it worth doing a oil flush? Have read it’s bad to do oil flush when changing oil
I've never done one. It used to be a thing back when cars were less refined and not services regular as they would cake up the oil ways, Modern engines and oil are far more refined.
Next vid Cambelt & waterpump change 👍🏼
Done that already in the Astra and Signum playlist.
Hello Martin. Is that called a wet oil change???
If its raining when I did it, Yes
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Think you may have encouraged a few viewers to do this task themselves rather than drop in local garage , and proberbly save £40 labour charge . Look forward to Triumph videos soon ?
Nice...👍
You love a Vauxhall martin
It appears so Mat lol
I'll bet someone somewhere having done this job forgot to screw the sump plug back on then went ahead and refilled with the fresh oil, and I bet someone somewhere went further by thinking they had done such a fantastic job they never bothered to check for leaks then proceeded to go for a test drive‼ 🚗💥(◎﹏◎)
Does it use any oil between services?
No None at all.
@@retrorestore Mine burns a litre every 5,000 :(
Why did you sell it if you don't mind me asking?
We gave it to our Daughter
@@retrorestore Oh, cool. Is it still ok? I'm only asking because I've got exactly the same car!
@@user-sf7kl9uh7k It got scrapped last month.
@@retrorestore Sorry to hear that Martin, what broke? Cheers
@@user-sf7kl9uh7k it just needed a couple of rear brake lines and a steering joint. They just wanted it off the drive for a new car.
If you were to get a newer car what would it be ?
I wouldn't want one Ashley
@@retrorestore I didn't think you would,just asking 😊
I didn't think you would !😊
What happend to piercing the filter with a screwdriver and turning it 😂
Ahh, the good old days lol
Great video Martin. But...... LOL 👍. You need a man's funnel. Lol
Haha, I know, I couldn't find my big one after the workshop clean up lol
@@retrorestore Martin tell Sharon hi.
@@dirtriderkx500 She's asleep lol
@@retrorestore shhhhhh. Whisper..... Do you want your funnel back?...... shhhhhh
Have you ordered your electric car yet I don't now what were going to tinker with if the government have there way 😢😩😠😳😭
Get rid of the government will be easier i would say lol
Yes I heard that today too.