Van Faults

Fuel Pump Problem: The fuel pump injects precise fuel amounts into cylinders. The fuel filter prevents sediment from entering. It’s a simple but crucial.

Differential Problem: Often Overlooked Until It Fails! Learn about the importance of your vehicle’s differential and what to do when it fails.

One of the problems with DPF’s is that the problem seems fixed but then re-occurs, which is irritating to be back at position square one.

Gearbox failure can occur for many reasons, but the most common relate to lubrication issues. Failures often arise from insufficient gear oil and contamination.

Low Oil Pressure: Most drivers will be aware of the oil pressure warning light, this is a warning to drivers of lost oil pressure and that it is dangerous.

A wiring loom, or wiring harness, is a bundle of color-coded, insulated electrical wires bound together to create a cohesive electrical system.

Timing Chain Problem: A timing chain is crucial for synchronizing the camshaft and crankshaft. When it fails, the van will suddenly stop working.

An ECU fault can occur in vans, and unfortunately, some are shipped with existing or potential ECU issues. These faults, though costly to fix.

Turbo Engine Problem: The Turbo is a type of engine, which is increasingly popular with van manufacturers due in particular to the power they can generate.

The Engine Management Problem is common among van owners. The amber warning light indicates a potential fault, alerting the driver through the ECU.