Ducato Motor home

[Steak bake]

Hi EVERYONE, my name is Marc and I own a lovely Fiat Ducato 2011 Rollerteam Motorhome, in 12 months I’ve discovered Britain, and it’s been AMAZING

 

[Steak bake]

Does anyone know where I can get a paperback repair manual for my fiat Ducato 130 2011, it’s driving me nuts that I can’t get one, I don’t want a cd or pdf, I’ve looked everywhere???? Could anyone help me pls, many thanks

 

[Steak bake]

I seen one on eBay but it was in polish

 

[Steak bake]

Does anyone know what the best OBD scanner is best for FIAT COMMERCIAL VANS as I want one for my Ducato 130 2011, I’ve been informed that there really all different, I don’t want to spend really more than £200, anyway know??? Many thanks

 

[theoneandonly]

The favourite here is multiecuscan specificaly "talks Fiat"

What software/ hardware do i need to read OBD2 Codes

This a much bigger question than first appears. If we limit it to what is a cost effective DIY solution to "read my Fiat and simple maintenance issues eg change the oil in my euro 6 or add a new MAF sensor" then the answer for me reduces to...

www.fiatforum.com

Gendan Automotive Products :: MultiECUScan Package Chooser

 

[Reg 65]

I have the free google car scanner app connected through a streetwize wireless dongle I got from Euro Car Parts
So far its told me all I need to know - unlike the cheap generic code reader i got from china by ebay.
I have no doubt that MultiECUScan would tell you a lot more and allow you to make adjustments as your van was manufactured before about 2021 when Fiat apparently brought in a security gateway so you had to use their software?
But there is the question of cost, and you would need to be more clued up than I am to make the most of it.

 

[Ocwobio]

Does anyone know what the best OBD scanner is best for FIAT COMMERCIAL VANS as I want one for my Ducato 130 2011, I’ve been informed that there really all different, I don’t want to spend really more than £200, anyway know??? Many thanks

My vote is also with Multiecuscan. You can get-if you don't have a stack of the things gathering dust-a very cheap windows laptop (mine is a deadweight Toshiba Satellite with windows 7) and you can try the free version with limited runtime, 20 minutes at a time, some functions blocked, or get the full version for about 50 quid. Buy direct, or from Gendan.co.uk who I recommend you buy your connection leads and adaptors from. Their customer support is legendary. And quicker than the software designers forum, which is sometimes held back by many respondents not having English as their main language.

 

[theoneandonly]

I find MES Very easy to use, ive even written guides on how to use it. Even if you have difficulty there's help here and on the MES Forum
Ever since i used someone elses copy of vagcom to diagnose a dead turbo on my A4 (no error codes) I was hooked quality software every time.