General Calling all fiorino owners.

[fiatfior]

Disappointed Mk1/Mk2 don't consider Mk3 as part of the same family. What shall happen when the Mk1/Mk2 disappear shall they buy a Mk4 and still not take to Mk3 owners?
Anyway I read, if we all contact Haynes at https://haynes.com/en-gb/contact Manual enquiries
for visitors who have been unsuccessful, trying to find a particular manual on this site. If Haynes get enough enquiries they shall produce a Manual which we all may be able to use.

 

[strummer1]

Hi all.

Not been on here for a few years.

My Fiorinio is still going strong.

1.7 TD, disabled converted, 110,000 miles now.

Been on some great adventures in it, including driving across Spain and France.

Best think I ever spent £675 on!

Haven't seen another in Kent for years.

 

[Peter Pick-Up]

I think your wife should travel inside....

 

[strummer1]

No wife !!!

How are you Peter ?

 

[strummer1]

Sorry...missed that for a minute.

The wife prefers fresh air !!!

 

[Peter Pick-Up]

No wife !!!

How are you Peter ?

Very well, thank you.
No more Fiorino for me, sold the Pick-Up about 5 years ago, drove it for about 10 years...(!) even our Fiat Palio is gone after 13 years...

 

[strummer1]

You still riding bikes ?

 

[Peter Pick-Up]

It's more like owning bikes lately...
I play around with my "new" ( restored) 50cc ( actualy 70cc) Garelli Rekord 1969, just bought a 22mm Dellorto, to replace the excisting 19mm one.

I'm still fine tuning my 1973 Kawasaki 750 H2, that got three new expansion chambers recently...unbelievable great 2-stroke sound...!!

And there's the 1000cc Ducati Mike Hailwood Replica, still under it's cover....no time...etc.


How about you?

 

[JTPickup]

1984 Fiat Fiorino Pickup...44,000 kms 1.3 Diesel

 

[Peter Pick-Up]

1984 fiat fiorino pickup...44,000 kms 1.3 diesel

pictures....!!

 

[JTPickup]

Here's mine...

 

[Boothington92]

Howdy folks,

Been a while since this thread was posted on, but I joined your ranks last week. I am now the proud owner of a 1997 Fiorino Box van, 1.7D with only 34,000 miles on the clock! It was under a car port for the past 14 years, but currently getting it back on the road. I've attached a before and after a quick wash down, still got some moss on it though.

According to HowManyLeft, it may be the ONLY 1.7D in the UK that is currently taxed. Bit rare then!

James

 

[havinfun]

joined 'the club' in January with the purchase of a 1999 Fiorino 'Panorama', 1.4ie (146D5000 engine) and 174000km.
It's still sitting on a fenced-in lot as I wait for better weather to start the cutting and welding...
As the engine is also lacking power (with a compression of 10.5 to 11 bar = 152 to 160 PSI) I'm checking all sensors and wiring. If anyone has a wiring diagram I would sure appreciate it.

 

[matthewcb]

mine is in kilometres but it’s still a lot of miles

 

[matthewcb]

Howdy folks,

Been a while since this thread was posted on, but I joined your ranks last week. I am now the proud owner of a 1997 Fiorino Box van, 1.7D with only 34,000 miles on the clock! It was under a car port for the past 14 years, but currently getting it back on the road. I've attached a before and after a quick wash down, still got some moss on it though.

According to HowManyLeft, it may be the ONLY 1.7D in the UK that is currently taxed. Bit rare then!

James

I have one of these but it’s a TD