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Iveco Daily 35-8 (1998–1999)

The IVECO Daily 35-8, a familiar sight on New Zealand roads from 1998 to 1999, is celebrated for its reliability and versatility. This steadfast workhorse has supported countless businesses, offering a robust solution for diverse commercial needs, whether as a delivery van or a trades vehicle. Its durability is matched by the commitment of its owners, who know that maintaining their Daily is key to prolonged excellence in performance.

Parts for the Iveco Daily 35-8

Known issues

Common issues include rust (particularly around the floor, sills, and wheel arches), injector problems (leading to poor running and smoke), worn suspension bushes, and brake issues. The electrical system can also suffer from corrosion, especially in coastal areas. Differential wear/failure can be common in the high mileage examples.

WOF tips

For a WOF, pay close attention to rust. Check for excessive play in the steering and suspension. Brake performance is critical, especially handbrake operation. Look for any fluid leaks. Check tires and pressure are correct and are of the right spec. Lamps and reflectors are working. If it is a turbo diesel, ensure no excessive smoke.

About the Iveco Daily 35-8

The IVECO Daily 35-8 is not just built to last; it’s designed for a lifetime of service. This model features a sturdy chassis and reliable diesel engines, but wear and tear can take their toll, particularly on parts such as suspension components and brakes. Regular servicing is crucial; we recommend inspecting the brakes at least every 20,000 kilometers to ensure safety and performance. Common replacements include brake pads and rotors, which can be done conveniently with our Brake Service packs for a thorough maintenance of your vehicle's braking system.

Rust is a common issue, especially in areas prone to moisture; check the floor, sills, and wheel arches regularly to catch early signs. The electrical system may also need attention, particularly if the vehicle is utilized in coastal regions where corrosion can be a big concern. Improving efficiency in the cooling system is critical; parts like the water pump, thermostat, and radiator hoses should be inspected around the 150,000 km mark—making it the perfect time for a visit to our Cooling products for replacements. Navigating the maintenance of your IVECO Daily has never been easier with our array of service packs and product categories ready to assist.

Questions owners ask

What are the most common rust spots I should check on my IVECO DAILY 1998–1999 for a WOF in New Zealand?
For a WOF on your IVECO DAILY 1998–1999, pay close attention to rust, especially around the floor, sills, and wheel arches. These areas are particularly prone to moisture and corrosion, which can lead to WOF failure.
Where can I get brake service packs for my IVECO DAILY 1998–1999 in NZ?
CARFIX offers convenient Brake Service packs for your IVECO DAILY 1998–1999. These packs include common replacements like brake pads and rotors, ensuring a thorough maintenance of your vehicle's braking system.
How often should I inspect the brakes on my IVECO DAILY 1998–1999?
Regular servicing is crucial for your IVECO DAILY 1998–1999. We recommend inspecting the brakes at least every 20,000 kilometers to ensure safety and performance.
What are the common issues with the cooling system on an IVECO DAILY 1998–1999 and when should I check them?
Improving efficiency in the cooling system of your IVECO DAILY 1998–1999 is critical. Parts like the water pump, thermostat, and radiator hoses should be inspected around the 150,000 km mark.
What should I look for regarding the electrical system on my IVECO DAILY 1998–1999, especially if I live near the coast?
The electrical system of your IVECO DAILY 1998–1999 may need attention, particularly if the vehicle is utilized in coastal regions. Corrosion can be a significant concern in these areas, so regular checks for any signs of electrical issues are recommended.
Are there any specific WOF checks for the steering and suspension on an IVECO DAILY 1998–1999?
For a WOF on your IVECO DAILY 1998–1999, you should check for excessive play in the steering and suspension. Worn suspension bushes are a common issue that can affect steering and suspension performance.