I have no manual, workshop or user, I was looking at electronicmanuals.co.uk
(I cant post the direct link as I'm not allowed yet)

Has anyone had any experience of this site or the actual manual available for download - is it worth the purchase?

thanks Simon

I think that is just a fiat workshop manual. cheaper on eBay

//edit - lol @ the site copyrighting the images when they are copyright FIAT, and they are selling illegally

Cheaper from me.

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Some are dodgy in that they cover only the SPI or MPI.

IMO if you've got an SPI you're better off with just a Haynes manual, if you've got a MPI maybe worth finding a copy, certainly not paying for one.

It's a Sei Sporting 1999 - which I believe is MPI - I'm kinda new to all this, but trying to learn.

I think it's actually an SPI engine, so maybe the Haynes manual is the thing for me.

Thanks for the advice folks

GoBe said:

IMO if you've got an SPI you're better off with just a Haynes manual, if you've got a MPI maybe worth finding a copy, certainly not paying for one.

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The electronic manual will cost less than a Haynes and covers more.
There are so many differences between a cinq and a seicento.
I have both and rarely use the haynes.

I've have a '03 Seicento (MPI), a '97 Cinq and had a '98 Seicento (SPI) with a Cinq Haynes & a FIAT workshop manual for SPI & MPI Sei's.

With the '98 Sei' I mainly used the Haynes manual as it covered things much better than the fiat manual and most differences are minor enough for it to be a case of common sense. With the MPI Sei' I use a combination of Haynes and workshop manual as a lot more has changed in the engine bay.

Just got the CD manual from fingers, a lot of usefull info.

I was about to do the same Spedo - does it cover the SPI version?

Yes it covers MPI and SPI.