2005 Citroen C15 1.9 Diesel van

[troopytrab]

Hi,

I've recently acquired a 2005 c15 1.9 diesel van. I've tried countless searches online trying to establish what Haynes manual, if any, will cover the mechanics of this van. All I can find is the 1989-98 haynes manual by Michael Gascoigne - which I'm assuming does not deal with the 2005 C15 engine.

My thought is; perhaps I need two manuals to comprehensively cover the 2005? -
1). The original 1989-98 manual which perhaps covers the general construction of the van (which doesn't seem to have changed much in 2 decades!)
2). Another manual to cover engine mechanics (maybe berlingo or something..) of the 1.9 Diesel engine fitted in a C15 600 champ van.

Could somebody please advise?

Much appreciated.

[Rich]

The manual should cover the engines basics, I believe your van will be fitted with a DW8 N/A which is an evolution of the XUD19 N/A engine. The rest of the manual will cover the van mechanically.
Worst case buy the C15 manual and one for a Berlingo phase 1 if it covers the 1.9D but you aught not to need it to work on it as the engine is fantastically basic.

[troopytrab]

Jun 21, 2015 13:07:53 GMT Rich said:

The manual should cover the engines basics, I believe your van will be fitted with a DW8 N/A which is an evolution of the XUD19 N/A engine. The rest of the manual will cover the van mechanically.
Worst case buy the C15 manual and one for a Berlingo phase 1 if it covers the 1.9D but you aught not to need it to work on it as the engine is fantastically basic.

Thanks Rich,

It appears that Haynes did not produce a manual for C15's after 1999, so I think the advice you've written there is probably the best way to go. "Fantastically basic" is fantastically ideal for me! Cheers