Hi, excuse my lack of technical knowledge as we're newbies to our Fiat Ducato 2000 m/h. We need new middle and back exhaust boxes but wondering if the pipes will be the same layout for a left hand drive as a right hand drive. I've looked at diagrams but they all say it's a system for a r/hand drive. Don't want to waste time and money buying from a company if I'm getting the wrong parts. Thank you in advance of your knowledge. Dav&Wyn
Technical Exhaust system for a left hand drive Ducato Motorhome
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Technical Exhaust system for a left hand drive Ducato Motorhome
Hi and welcome 
Look on Fiatdalys website
You can chose LHD or Right
And compare options and part numbers
Charlie
Look on Fiatdalys website
You can chose LHD or Right
And compare options and part numbers
Charlie
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Generally, the RHD and LHD exhausts differ on the Ducato. You might also find that, if for instance the base vehicle has an Al-Ko chassis the exhaust has also been further modified from the stock item.
Whilst it won't help you to buy (since they're currently out of stock), the excellent pictures of the RHD and LHD complete exhausts for that year on this page should help you identify whether you have the standard LHD part.
https://coastalmotorhomes.co.uk/body-exhaust/exhaust/exhausts.html
If so, I can find a few hits on eBay for the LHD part number from that page, and the picture matches.
The alternative is to find an exhaust fabricator local to yourself and have a custom build. (It is widely posted that a stainless steel option, which generally does require fabrication, is not over-expensive)..
Whilst it won't help you to buy (since they're currently out of stock), the excellent pictures of the RHD and LHD complete exhausts for that year on this page should help you identify whether you have the standard LHD part.
https://coastalmotorhomes.co.uk/body-exhaust/exhaust/exhausts.html
If so, I can find a few hits on eBay for the LHD part number from that page, and the picture matches.
The alternative is to find an exhaust fabricator local to yourself and have a custom build. (It is widely posted that a stainless steel option, which generally does require fabrication, is not over-expensive)..
