Only so much that can be checked. Not sure I would check for an oil cap pre-purchase tbh.But the dealer should have done a pre delivery inspection before giving it to you so they need to take a bit of responsibility?
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Only so much that can be checked. Not sure I would check for an oil cap pre-purchase tbh.But the dealer should have done a pre delivery inspection before giving it to you so they need to take a bit of responsibility?
Private saleBut the dealer should have done a pre delivery inspection before giving it to you so they need to take a bit of responsibility?
I will look tomorrow, but I’m not holding my breath!They won't have found one. Everytime I have seen this job done the cap gets perched somewhere in the engine bay while the task is done. When the van is driven off it will drop out somewhere enroute.
You might even get lucky and find it lodged somewhere in the engine bay.
But there's never going to be - that spec is for a 0W-30 oilAnd is there a 5w30 that complies to Fiat 9.55535-DS1? Rhetorical question because the answer is no.
Holding your breath would probably be ill advisedI will look tomorrow, but I’m not holding my breath!
I’ll let you know!Most likely the oil cap is sat on the engine under tray
IMHO.. if you drove 200miles and no oil pressure warnings appeared ( I assume Ducatos have a low oil pressure warning as reading posts on here they seem to be totally differant to any vehicle I have ever owned) then there was obviously enough oil in engine to do the job.
Wilmoths in Southampton do they overfilled mine, and with the wrong grade, mines a Euro 6 and they put in 5w 30 not the 0w30 specified, when I questioned it they said the book says 7 litres so that's what they put in.I have yet to find a service bay that fills an engine to the full mark , most fill to minimum and charge full price, ie Ducati 150 states 7 ltrs but they only put in six, as overfilled can cause problems, I say this as 50 years in the trade it was the same just about everywhere.
My wife’s car always comes back from the dealer with about 3/4 litre too much in. When questioned they say that it takes 5.2 litres. I say why don’t you use the dipstick ?Wilmoths in Southampton do they overfilled mine, and with the wrong grade, mines a Euro 6 and they put in 5w 30 not the 0w30 specified, when I questioned it they said the book says 7 litres so that's what they put in.
They weren't to happy about having to drain it and refill.
The cap is definitely not on the sump guard.They won't have found one. Everytime I have seen this job done the cap gets perched somewhere in the engine bay while the task is done. When the van is driven off it will drop out somewhere enroute.
You might even get lucky and find it lodged somewhere in the engine bay.
I suspect the cap is in a grass verge somewhere between the garage and your house...But the good news is, the sump plug and oil filter are both tight!
On my Peugeot it is the same. You can buy the rest of the bits on EBay. My Euro6 engine has very specific oil requirements according to the Handbook.The cap is definitely not on the sump guard.
Can someone tell me if the the sump guard is supposed to be across the whole of the engine bay? This is what I have
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That is normal on Motorhomes, everyone we have had has been like that.The cap is definitely not on the sump guard.
Can someone tell me if the the sump guard is supposed to be across the whole of the engine bay? This is what I have
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Looking on flea bay there’s several options, but in general it looks like I only have the near side section the centre and offside are AWOL. From a quick chat with the guys at google, it’s a common problem. Various MoHos have various bits oresentLooks to me like the middle section of the under tray is missing ?
Why would a manufacturer fit that offside section of under tray you can see in the pictures, but leave out the middle bit, plus the sump and exposed engine components look fairly clean, almost as if there's been some sort of "shield" protecting them in the past ?
Under trays can be the bane of servicing mechanics, the clips and screws never come out, or go back in easily and some shady mechs will just skip them rather than struggle on with them, I'd be looking to locate a replacement.
Mine have always had both sides just centre missingLooking on flea bay there’s several options, but in general it looks like I only have the near side section the centre and offside are AWOL. From a quick chat with the guys at google, it’s a common problem. Various MoHos have various bits oresent
£100 squid to replace
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Seems odd. But probably for weight saving?Mine have always had both sides just centre missing
Or penny pinching.Seems odd. But probably for weight saving?