Technical Multipla workshop manual? UK.

[Chris1957]

In the past I always had printed workshop manuals - you could take these out to the car you were working on, and getting dirty fingerprints on the pages didn't matter.

Is there a good printed or hard copy workshop manual available for my 2010 1.9 Multijet 120 Eleganza?
I don't want to try to read my mobile while I'm under the car with oily hands!

If there is no printed manual, what is the best download manual for jobs such as servicing, replacing brake pads & shoes, belts & alternator?

Any useful help here would be appreciated.
I purchased the car new & it has been serviced by a garage, but I want to do some jobs myself - something I used to do a lot!

 

[HughJarsse]

There isn't a Haynes' type printed manual, sadly (don't think Fiat sold enough for them to make it worthwhile) but found this, which is probably the next best thing.

Fiat MULTIPLA 2004 - 2010 Haynes Repair Manuals & Guides

Haynes guides are your go-to for Fiat MULTIPLA. Achieve maintenance mastery with our clear-cut instructions and DIY support for models since since 2004.

haynes.com

it's a digital one, but possibly worth a look at before buying?
Otherwise, try : https://4cardata.info/elearn/186/2
Gives a lot of helpful details, but a bit of a job finding what you want, but it is there!

Hope these are of help!

 

[Chris1957]

There isn't a Haynes' type printed manual, sadly (don't think Fiat sold enough for them to make it worthwhile) but found this, which is probably the next best thing.

Fiat MULTIPLA 2004 - 2010 Haynes Repair Manuals & Guides

Haynes guides are your go-to for Fiat MULTIPLA. Achieve maintenance mastery with our clear-cut instructions and DIY support for models since since 2004.

haynes.com

it's a digital one, but possibly worth a look at before buying?
Otherwise, try : https://4cardata.info/elearn/186/2
Gives a lot of helpful details, but a bit of a job finding what you want, but it is there!

Hope these are of help!

Hi & thanks - that really confirms my quick research, there's no old-fashioned (but handy) manual.
I'll have a look at the Haynes Guide download, probably my best option.
Cheers from up near Bristle!