Introducing the Fiat Scudo D Multijet (2010-2016), a mid-size van crafted for the hard-working individuals of New Zealand. Renowned for its reliability, the Scudo is a familiar face in the used vehicle market. Whether you’re a small business owner or a tradesperson on the go, this workhorse is designed to support your commercial needs with its impressive cargo space and efficient diesel engine. Let’s dive into the details that matter most before making this essential addition to your fleet.
Some common issues: Injector issues are common. Pay attention to the dual mass flywheel. Check for rust as this may creep around the body. Rear door hinges and door locking mechanisms are known to cause some issues, so check these. Oil leaks are common around the engine.
Usual things to look out for with Vans, are tyre condition, seatbelts, lights, suspension, and brakes. Being used for mostly commercial purposes, can take its toll on these. So pay particular attention to these.
The Fiat Scudo is not just a vehicle; it's a valuable tool for those who depend on it for their livelihoods. With a spacious cargo area and straightforward design, it excels at transporting goods, making it a dependable choice for businesses. However, like any vehicle, it comes with its set of maintenance needs. It's advisable to keep an eye on parts like the injectors, particularly as they can become problematic over time. Regular service intervals are crucial, especially when considering the dual mass flywheel and potential oil leaks around the engine. Notably, the cooling system deserves attention around the 150,000 km mark—don't overlook the water pump, thermostat, and radiator hoses that need regular inspection. [This naturally links to /shop/cooling] Moreover, ensuring your braking system is up to par is essential for safety; regular brake services will keep you on the road efficiently. Explore our Brake Service to keep your setup robust. And let’s not forget about the importance of filtration—routine checks on air and oil filters will enhance fuel efficiency and engine longevity.