Peugeot Boxer Workshop Manual

This workshop manual describes the operation and repair of a Peugeot Boxer. The manuals describe car repair with Multijet / HDi diesel engines with a volume of 2.2 D / 2.3D / 3.0D liters. and with a power of 100/120/165 hp.

Content of Peugeot Boxer service repair manual

• Emergency response
• Daily checks and troubleshooting
• Winter car operation
• Trip to the service station
• Operation and Maintenance Instructions
• Consumables for maintenance
• Cautions and safety instructions when working on a car
• Basic tools, measuring instruments and methods of working with them
• Engine
• Supply system
• Lubrication system
• Cooling system
• Intake and exhaust system
• Transmission
• Drive shafts
• Chassis
• Brake system
• Steering
• Body
• Heating, ventilation and air conditioning system
• Passive safety
• Electrical equipment
• Wiring diagrams
• Fault Codes
• Dictionary

Peugeot Boxer is a commercial van designed by Fiat Centro Stile Design Bureau. It is produced by a joint venture of the Sevel SpA joint venture, created in 1978 by the Italian Fiat Group and the French PSA Peugeot Citroën.

The van acquired a modern design in 2006. Available under four brands: Peugeot Boxer, Citroen Jumper, RAM Promaster (in the USA) and the third generation Fiat Ducato III. Factories are located in Italy in the city of Atessa, in France, in the city of Valenciennes, in Russia in the village of Rosva, Kaluga Region.