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Title: Diesel fuel filter: Renault Captur
Post by: Webby the Bear on 01 August 2016, 19:08:10
Hi guys.

Got the above job in tomorrow. If it's not a vw or Audi I hate swapping diesel fuel filters.

Normally if it won't start straight away after the change I hook up our vacuum/sucker to the filter return line, it pulls the diesel in and it will start. Is that the case with the above car?

Last Renault I did had the priming hand pump. But I'm presuming they've upgraded since then?

Any advice welcome.

Title: Re: Diesel fuel filter: Renault Captur
Post by: STEMO on 01 August 2016, 19:48:15
Surprised that job needs doing already, the captur was only introduced in 2013 and with a comprehensive 4year warranty. What's the mileage on it?
Title: Re: Diesel fuel filter: Renault Captur
Post by: Webby the Bear on 01 August 2016, 20:40:45
I don't know sadly mate. The booking was taken by one of the other goons at the shop. It's a 14 plate I believe.

I would have thought on diesels it's prudent to change every 12 months. Though it's not a filter we change unless requested at an additional part only cost b
Title: Re: Diesel fuel filter: Renault Captur
Post by: Field Marshal Dr. Opti on 01 August 2016, 21:35:17
Surprised that job needs doing already, the captur was only introduced in 2013 and with a comprehensive 4year warranty. What's the mileage on it?

It is usually at this point that some wit replies......."well it's French crap what do you expect"... :)
Title: Re: Diesel fuel filter: Renault Captur
Post by: Nick W on 01 August 2016, 21:38:45
Surprised that job needs doing already, the captur was only introduced in 2013 and with a comprehensive 4year warranty. What's the mileage on it?

It is usually at this point that some wit replies......."well it's French crap"... :)


More likely that four years is the book time to change the damn filter.
Title: Re: Diesel fuel filter: Renault Captur
Post by: Field Marshal Dr. Opti on 01 August 2016, 21:50:37
Surprised that job needs doing already, the captur was only introduced in 2013 and with a comprehensive 4year warranty. What's the mileage on it?

It is usually at this point that some wit replies......."well it's French crap"... :)


More likely that four years is the book time to change the damn filter.

Would that be 4 years to change the damn filter because it's French crap? ::) :)
Title: Re: Diesel fuel filter: Renault Captur
Post by: Migv6 le Frog Fan on 01 August 2016, 21:51:41
Well, its French crap. What do you expect.  :)

 :P :D ;D
Title: Re: Diesel fuel filter: Renault Captur
Post by: serek on 01 August 2016, 21:57:23
Not going to be nice job to do, they have some unusual ideas about location of service parts
Title: Re: Diesel fuel filter: Renault Captur
Post by: STEMO on 01 August 2016, 22:03:27
Service intervals for all Capturs are set at 18,000 miles or 12 months. The schedule runs minor (£129), intermediate (£159), minor (£129), major (£269), so the latter is required only every four years or 48,000 miles.
All engines have a cambelt which has to be replaced every six years or 90,000 miles at a cost of £399. The coolant should be renewed every five years or 90,000 miles (at a cost of £99), while fresh brake fluid is needed every three years or 72,000 miles (at £39). From 1 January 2015, the Captur came with a package called 4+, which includes four years’ warranty and breakdown cover.
Title: Re: Diesel fuel filter: Renault Captur
Post by: biggriffin on 02 August 2016, 05:57:19
I don't know sadly mate. The booking was taken by one of the other goons at the shop. It's a 14 plate I believe.

I would have thought on diesels it's prudent to change every 12 months. Though it's not a filter we change unless requested at an additional part only cost b


O dear, still using horrible Americanism's, and referring to ones co-worker as a goon, that's a dismissal offence in some company's  :)
Title: Re: Diesel fuel filter: Renault Captur
Post by: Marks DTM Calib on 02 August 2016, 11:24:13
Fuel filter will be mileage dependent to so if its done say 40k miles, it will be due a change.

Common rail engines have a lift pump and a high pressure pump, normally as you turn the key the lift pump runs for 30 second or so, repeat this three times and the system should be fully purged of air.  :y

The only other likely thing to be aware of is that its likely to be a git to get out, the Frogs have an uncanny knack of making bits you need to get at regularly a shit to access
Title: Re: Diesel fuel filter: Renault Captur
Post by: Doctor Gollum on 02 August 2016, 15:19:54
I don't know sadly mate. The booking was taken by one of the other goons at the shop. It's a 14 plate I believe.

I would have thought on diesels it's prudent to change every 12 months. Though it's not a filter we change unless requested at an additional part only cost b


O dear, still using horrible Americanism's, and referring to ones co-worker as a goon, that's a dismissal offence in some company's  :)
Mrs Webby is north american, so that's forgivable. :D

As for goons.... We have someone who thinks that it's acceptable to not turn up to 8 disciplinary hearings, accuse the entire operation of being racist, go on holiday to Dubai whilst suspended for refusing a reasonable request, then have the gall to come back to work and expect everyone to like him >:(

Goon, is not the first word that I would use :-X
Title: Re: Diesel fuel filter: Renault Captur
Post by: henryd on 02 August 2016, 15:51:47
Not going to be nice job to do, they have some unusual ideas about location of service parts


Yes they certainly do :-X :o
Title: Re: Diesel fuel filter: Renault Captur
Post by: Kevin Wood on 02 August 2016, 15:52:10
Goon, is not the first word that I would use :-X

Sounds like a proper disciple of Onan to me, and therefore likely to cite that as grounds for religious discrimination. ::)
Title: Re: Diesel fuel filter: Renault Captur
Post by: Doctor Gollum on 02 August 2016, 16:35:29
Goon, is not the first word that I would use :-X

Sounds like a proper disciple of Onan to me, and therefore likely to cite that as grounds for religious discrimination. ::)
I could tell you his place of birth and religious tendencies, but to do so would imply that they mattered ;)
Title: Re: Diesel fuel filter: Renault Captur
Post by: aaronjb on 02 August 2016, 16:40:11
Sounds like a right Jeremy Hunt.
Title: Re: Diesel fuel filter: Renault Captur
Post by: Doctor Gollum on 02 August 2016, 16:44:31
He is. So much so that the entire operation is considering an open letter asking for an independent person to be present when we have to work with him :-X
Title: Re: Diesel fuel filter: Renault Captur
Post by: Webby the Bear on 02 August 2016, 18:10:48
Right lads first and foremost I use the word "goon" to mean the same as "moron". All in jest of course and I am not aware of it meaning anything else and didn't mean it any other way so apologies if it means something else and I'm not aware 😀

Secondly one got off scot free..... according to all parts suppliers it's a non servicable item. Good for me. I suppose this means it's part of the fuel pump in the tank then?

Finally while I got off lightly with the fuel filter God decided he wasn't going to let me get away with that. Some woman came in for a replacement speaker. In a Smart car. Entire dash out 😢😢😢 though in the end it was actually a piece of piddle 😀
Title: Re: Diesel fuel filter: Renault Captur
Post by: biggriffin on 03 August 2016, 21:12:18
Goon, is not the first word that I would use :-X

Sounds like a proper disciple of Onan to me, and therefore likely to cite that as grounds for religious discrimination. ::)
I could tell you his place of birth and religious tendencies, but to do so would imply that they mattered ;)

It's called playing the system, first used in Brent, and Islington councils many years past,. :(