Relay boxer Ducati internal photos

[Deleted member 16610]

Hi all looking at getting a bigger van how do you find the above vans?

Any running issues common faults?

Don't suppose anyone can fire some photos over of layouts in the back.

Thinking of placing the tank towards the back of the van I believe the rear suspension are leaf springs?

Tia

 

[Pjj]

Hi all looking at getting a bigger van how do you find the above vans?

Any running issues common faults?

Don't suppose anyone can fire some photos over of layouts in the back.

Thinking of placing the tank towards the back of the van I believe the rear suspension are leaf springs?

Tia

@Part Timer has a fiat

 

[WindyinNorfolk]

I've got an 18 plate relay and a 21 plate boxer - used to have an L1H1 boxer

cant fault them - reliable - great turning circle and good weight limits

 

[Deleted member 16610]

Thanks for that I'm guessing you have the 2.0 and the 2.2.

Looking at the 2.0 is the engine as good as the 2.2

 

[Part Timer]

Got a 19 plate H2L1 Ducato, new, that never flackered for 4 years, around 80k miles, but developed a fault that no one could diagnose. Fiat wanted £125, + VAT, an hour to diagnose with a warning that it might take 2 days to find.
Cost me, circa £4.5k, DPF, EGR valve, new injectors and finally a new ECU, to fix it.
Good thing about the Ducato is it doesn't need Adblue to hit Euro 6 emissions.
Got an 800l tank, PF twin stack and still room to put Inteceptor gutter vac in easily

 

[Part Timer]

Not the greatest picture but that's an 800l tank fitted about 6 inches from bulkhead.

 

[spruce]

Mine is a 2013 Peugeot Boxer 333 swb standard roof.