Does anyone know if Haynes ever produced a manual for the Ulysse? I haven't been able to find one anywhere but wondered if the one produced for the Peugeot 806 would be okay, aren't they the same car effectively?

Thanks in advance for your help.

Cheers

Simon

No they didn't do one . :idea: If you search Ebay to can get a workshop manual on either CD or DVD. This doesn't show you how to do it but does help.

BB.

Hi
Peter Russek do a manual for the petrol to 2000/2001 which covers FIAT, Peugeot and Citroen, I have one, you need to search ebay.
I also have a French one which covers the petrol 1.8 and 2.0 and the diesel 1.9 turbo and 2.1. Its called Revue Technique Automobile. theres a web page address on the cover www.etai.fr. Its easy to figure out if like me you can't read French.

Gordon

There is a Peter Russek one on ebay now! item 230167203412

gball said:

There is a Peter Russek one on ebay now! item 230167203412

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These manuals are rubbish:bang: go for a cd version, I got a Peter Russek one before I went at the clutch of my 1997 TD, it says of cable adjustment and I quote " We are sorry to tell you that this is an operation for a workshop, to replace and re-adjust the cable", Cobblers......... Don't waste money on them. The cd version was great and you can print off just the page(s) required, however if you want the RUSSEK manual contact me and you can have it for cost of P&P,
Regards, Tony Chearnley

They may be rubbish to you but a drowning man will clutch on a straw.

Gordon

Drown you surely will with those manuals... CD is also cheaper, much clearer pics and diagrams, don't bother clutching at straws, get a proper life jacket,i.e. a CD manual,
T