General anyone know where o can get a flywheel for a fiat ducato 1.9 td 5 speed?

[apolloedgar]

any help would be good not finding anything
2000 fiat ducato 1.9td 5 speed even a part number would be useful reg X816WNU if helps

 

[the green vanper]

Hello,

There's a forum onlineePER available with parts catalogue. The link is in the bottom of the forum banner.

FIAT DUCATO'94 DIESEL (1994-2002)

eper.fiatforum.com

You can check for the part number yourself with the VIN number, then looking for the proper part online would be much easier.

 

[apolloedgar]

Hello,

There's a forum onlineePER available with parts catalogue. The link is in the bottom of the forum banner.

FIAT DUCATO'94 DIESEL (1994-2002)

eper.fiatforum.com

You can check for the part number yourself with the VIN number, then looking for the proper part online would be much easier.

what site would i check that on?

 

[apolloedgar]

Hello,

There's a forum onlineePER available with parts catalogue. The link is in the bottom of the forum banner.

FIAT DUCATO'94 DIESEL (1994-2002)

eper.fiatforum.com

You can check for the part number yourself with the VIN number, then looking for the proper part online would be much easier.

guessing this is it?

 

[the green vanper]

Yes, the number which starts with ZFA230 and ends with 34 in your case.

ZFA stands for FIAT, 230 is the internal model coding (so, your van is a x230 Ducato).

 

[apolloedgar]

so with that info how do i find a part number etc for the flywheel found this also

 

[the green vanper]

Click on the ePER button at the bottom of the forum banner:

It shall open in a new tab, then click Search:

Then put your VIN number in the appropriate field and click Enter:

You'll get such result, with the information proper to your van (those on the screenshot are the ones of my van) and click on the blue text line:

You'll get redirected to the parts catalogue relating to you van. Find the appropriate category on the left.

You can go through the subcategories on the left or display all category drawings at once:

When you'll find the correct one (with the flywheel), the part number is the blue number marked with another red arrow below.

BEWARE: the one on the screenshot reffers to my x250 Natural Power model!

If you click on the magnifying glass just to the right of the part number you'll be redirected to the google search in your browser with this number. Confirm with the seller the compatibility with your engine prior to the purchase as errors can occur.

 

[apolloedgar]

thanks so guess this is the code im wanting then

 

[the green vanper]

If the VIN numer is correct, it should be this one

 

[varesecrazy]

thanks so guess this is the code im wanting then

Always SEARCH that Part. Number,

cross reference with the various sellers.. To see if they all think it fits yourDucato

 

[the green vanper]

One more thing to mention: the same engine was installed in different cars / vans, looking quickly with the part number I've found it was also used in the Scudo (& Peugeot Expert / Citroen Jumpy) and Ulysse (& Peugeot 806 / Citroen Evasion, although it was not available in the last sibling, Lancia Zeta, as it was the most 'luxurious' one). The engine came in several configurations and have been also installed in others cars (ie. Rovers, Suzukis, Ladas etc).

So, as @varesecrazy mentionned: use the correct part number and cross reference to be 100% sure, as there were 2 different 1.9 diesel engines installed in the Ducato x230 (1905 and 1929 ccm). And they seem to be completely different. And other configurations of the same 1905 ccm engine have different flywheels! The Scudo with the same 1905 ccm engine had four different flywheels installed according to ePER.

 

[apolloedgar]

One more thing to mention: the same engine was installed in different cars / vans, looking quickly with the part number I've found it was also used in the Scudo (& Peugeot Expert / Citroen Jumpy) and Ulysse (& Peugeot 806 / Citroen Evasion, although it was not available in the last sibling, Lancia Zeta, as it was the most 'luxurious' one). The engine came in several configurations and have been also installed in others cars (ie. Rovers, Suzukis, Ladas etc).

So, as @varesecrazy mentionned: use the correct part number and cross reference to be 100% sure, as there were 2 different 1.9 diesel engines installed in the Ducato x230 (1905 and 1929 ccm). And they seem to be completely different. And other configurations of the same 1905 ccm engine have different flywheels! The Scudo with the same 1905 ccm engine had four different flywheels installed according to ePER.

ok took it off and still cant find anything for that part number other than a few over seas that don't look the same any breakers anyone know of? part number 1472701080

 

[apolloedgar]

never did find a new one so got the old one resurfaced all good now