2011 Ford Transit 115 T330S LTD RWD 2.4L Heavy oil · GF11 EHC

The 2011 Ford Transit displays a generally stable maintenance trend, culminating in a clean pass on 9 August 2025 at 155,409 miles with zero defects recorded. This recent fault-free certificate suggests the current custodian addresses mechanical discrepancies promptly. However, the history shows a recurring pattern of initial test failures followed immediately by same-day or rapid rectifications between 2017 and 2024. These repeated first-attempt failures indicate that the commercial vehicle often undergoes corrective maintenance only when forced by the annual test rather than receiving proactive servicing beforehand. Accumulating 155,409 miles over roughly fifteen years equates to an average of about 10,361 miles annually, sitting squarely within typical expectations for a working commercial van. The mileage progression remains steady across most years, though a noticeable gap appears between the January 2020 test at 115,676 miles and the January 2022 test at 137,020 miles. This twenty-two-month span reflects a period of heavier utilization or delayed testing during the pandemic era. Subsequent annual tests from 2022 through 2025 demonstrate regular usage ranging between four thousand and eight thousand miles per year. Previous test records highlight recurring minor electrical faults, including inoperative marker lamps, position lamps, and indicators, alongside consumable neglect such as deflated tyres. Early inspections in 2017 also flagged a slight leak at the nearside rear hub oil seal and a damaged nearside seat belt webbing. Prospective buyers should thoroughly inspect the rear axle hub seals for oil weeping, verify the condition of all exterior lighting circuits, and examine the seat belt anchorages and webbing. A physical check of the chassis and suspension mounting points for corrosion is also recommended given the vehicle age and commercial service history.