Swede227
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Hi, just brought a 1992 ducato motorhome and trying to find a user manual. Any ideas please?
Help please. 1992 Ducato camper
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Help please. 1992 Ducato camper
Was there anything in particular you needed to know as I have Technical details for certain engine Series models.
Swede227
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Hi, thanks for the reply. It was more howmto actually work the camper that I need to know. What do I need to do when I have parked up to be ble to use gas, water, electrics. How do I level camper if needed. Etc.
There are many Ducato MotorHome owners on Forum much better qualified than me to advise on that.
The only thing I would mention is being fairly old make sure the gas side has been safety checked etc.
Hi, I have ducato 4x4 with 170d engine (xn1tacp), it seems to be very rare. Recently I have been struggling to find valve clearance measurments, 0,1mm and 0,25 mm but not sure if that s correct. I would appreciate any manual or data about that engine and gearbox in that car. I need to change 4th gearwheel as it makes sound, mechanic who was restoring the gearbox changed some wheels but could not find the 4th and said its teeth were lengthened and causing the noise.
Not one I am familiar with, a quick search brought up this.:-
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The "170D" engine designation, with the specific suffix "XN1TACP," typically refers to a 2.0-liter diesel engine used in some Citroën and Peugeot light commercial vehicles (LCVs). It's also sometimes used in models like the Citroën C25 and C-25E. The "170D" part likely indicates a reference to a specific output or feature of the engine.
However can we confirm Petrol or Diesel, as I have just found this in a 1992 AutoData Technical Manual for petrol engines.
Maybe this is what you are looking for. It doesn't mention a 170D (XN1 TACP but does list a 170 B (XN1T)
Just found this in a Diesel manual for Citroen C25E.
Another point if it is petrol, the cc, if it is 1971cc is the same as Peugeot's 504s I had years ago with Solex carbs etc.
Certainly quite a rare vehicle especially in 4x4 form.
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If you can give more detail re age, petrol or diesel and actual engine cubic capacity etc. I have found some old Technical Service Data Manuals from 1977 and 1985 that list a XN1 and XN2 in Peugeot 504s etc. They were wet liner engines of a cubic capacity of 1971cc, I rebuilt a couple back around 1990.
I also see the Talbot Forum has some mention of that engine.
I also see the Talbot Forum has some mention of that engine.
