Maxus Deliver 5 Service Parts – What You Need & When

The Maxus Deliver 5 service parts you need differ by engine variant and build date – genuine SAIC filters, fluids and wear items must match your specific vehicle. Here is exactly what you need for each service interval and how to make sure every part fits.

Why the Right Part Number Matters on a Deliver 5

The Deliver 5 is manufactured by SAIC Motor, and many owners do not realise the van is a rebadged SAIC platform. This means part numbers sometimes appear under both Maxus and LDV branding, and a small change in chassis number can mean a completely different filter housing or element size.

Searching for “Deliver 5 oil filter” without specifying your VIN will often return multiple results. We confirm fitment against your vehicle’s VIN or registration before anything ships, so you are not left with a filter that looks right but does not seal properly.

You can look up your Deliver 5 by registration to see the exact parts matched to your van.

What Maxus Deliver 5 Service Parts Go into a Standard Service

A routine service on the Deliver 5 diesel covers the following genuine parts:

Oil filter and engine oil

The oil filter is the single most important service item. Genuine SAIC filters use the correct bypass valve pressure rating for the engine’s oil system. Use the manufacturer-specified oil grade – typically a low-SAPS fully synthetic to protect the DPF.

Air filter

The air filter element sits in a sealed housing on the Deliver 5. A blocked air filter reduces turbo efficiency and can contribute to the van feeling like it has no power uphill – a symptom owners sometimes mistake for turbo failure. Replacing it at every service is cheap insurance.

Fuel filter

Diesel fuel filters on the Deliver 5 include a water separator. Neglecting this part risks injector damage. The fuel filter part number varies between early and later production Deliver 5 vans, which is another reason VIN-matching matters.

Sump plug washer

A small part that prevents oil leaks after every oil change. Reusing old crush washers is a false economy – they cost very little and should be replaced at each service.

Pollen / cabin filter

Often overlooked on commercial vehicles, the cabin filter keeps dust and particulates out of the ventilation system. Worth replacing annually, especially if the van operates on building sites or rural roads.

Extended Service Items

Beyond the annual service, certain parts need attention at longer intervals:

• Brake fluid – replace every two years regardless of mileage
• Coolant – check concentration annually, full replacement per manufacturer schedule
• Timing belt / chain – follow SAIC’s specified interval for your engine code. Getting this wrong risks catastrophic engine damage
• Brake pads and discs – inspect at every service, replace on wear. Genuine SAIC brake components are designed for the Deliver 5’s laden weight

Ordering the Right Parts

We stock over 43,000 genuine SAIC Maxus parts across the full range, including every service item for the Deliver 5. Every order is checked against your VIN or registration before dispatch – so if a part does not match your specific van, we will contact you before shipping.

If you are an independent garage or fleet operator servicing multiple Deliver 5 vans, you can apply for a trade account for volume pricing. All parts are dispatched via FedEx with UK-wide delivery.

To get started, browse the full Maxus parts catalogue or enter your registration to see exactly which parts fit your vehicle.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use non-genuine filters on my Deliver 5?

You can, but we would not recommend it. Aftermarket filters may not match the exact dimensions or bypass valve specifications of the genuine SAIC item. On a van with a DPF, using the wrong oil filter or incorrect oil grade can lead to DPF issues and, in some cases, limp mode. Genuine parts remove that risk.

How do I find out which Deliver 5 variant I have?

Your VIN (vehicle identification number) tells us the exact engine variant, build date and specification. Many owners assume that “Deliver 5” is enough to identify the right part, but part numbers can differ between production runs. You will find your VIN on the plate inside the driver’s door frame or on your V5C document.

Do you supply complete service kits for the Deliver 5?

We can supply all the individual genuine parts you need for a full service – oil filter, air filter, fuel filter, sump washer and cabin filter – matched to your VIN. Contact us with your registration or VIN and we will confirm exactly what you need.

What if my Deliver 5 goes into limp mode after a service?

If the EDC light comes on and the van enters limp mode shortly after a service, the most common causes are an incorrectly seated fuel filter, wrong oil grade, or an air filter housing that has not been resealed properly. Using genuine parts fitted to the correct specification avoids these issues. If limp mode persists, a diagnostic check is the next step.

Is the Deliver 5 the same as an LDV van?

Maxus is the current brand name used by SAIC Motor for its commercial vehicle range in the UK. Older models were sold under the LDV badge. The Deliver 5 is a Maxus-branded model, but some parts databases still reference LDV. We cover both – just enter your registration and we will find the right part regardless of branding.