Workshop manual

[lewisgrahamsmall1993]

Hi everyone,

First post here so go easy on me. I'm looking at the 2015/16 onwards Ducato L2H2 to buy at the end of this year/early next. It will be converted for me to live in. I've been living in my Ford Transit MK7 for the last two years and have found the printed Haynes manual to be an absolute life saver. I was gutted to see that they hadn't made a print one for this Ducato.

Is there a next-best thing that anyone can recommend?

Lewis

 

[the green vanper]

Hello,

First to check is the converters' guide available in the download section of the forum. The 2015+ models are reffered to as the x290. Sometimes also as x290/295 (for the facelifting models).

Then, check this link: read the thread first, we've put instructions how to open the links, print with vector graphics etc. eLearn is the FIAT online workshop manual.

eLearn all Fiats including Ducato Euro 6 | FIAT Ducato (Gen 2)

My apologies if this has been posted before and I have missed it? Clicking this link I can see eLearn manual for apparently all Fiats including Ducato X2/95 Euro 6

www.fiatforum.com

 

[bomeliv]

Hi everyone,

First post here so go easy on me. I'm looking at the 2015/16 onwards Ducato L2H2 to buy at the end of this year/early next. It will be converted for me to live in. I've been living in my Ford Transit MK7 for the last two years and have found the printed Haynes manual to be an absolute life saver, similar to how detailed the Alfa Romeo Spider Workshop Repair Manual is for Alfa owners. I was gutted to see that they hadn't made a print one for this Ducato.

Is there a next-best thing that anyone can recommend?

Lewis

Autodata is the closest alternative, covers the Ducato well and is what independent mechanics use. Also worth knowing the Ducato shares the same platform as the Peugeot Boxer and Citroen Relay so any workshop manual or resource for those applies too, opens up a lot more options. Fiat Ducato owner forums and Facebook groups are also genuinely useful, someone on there will always have the exact spec or diagram you need.