Citroen jumpy build sheet
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Shinepanze
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Citroen jumpy build sheet
Hi ! I just bought a citroen jumpy, i found a webasto unit, but dont have any control for it and I want to see if it was fitted from citroen or after by the previous owner. Does it go on automaticly or do I need to get a controller ? And how do I get the factory build sheet? Tried vin decoders online but no luck.
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mickthemaverick
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Re: Citroen jumpy build sheet
Hi and welcome
Unfortunately the forum has lost access to the VIN database so I cannot help with a build sheet, however there are members with their own access so hopefully one of them will be able to help you out. Good luck
Unfortunately the forum has lost access to the VIN database so I cannot help with a build sheet, however there are members with their own access so hopefully one of them will be able to help you out. Good luck
I used to be indecisive, now I'm not so sure!
I used to ride on two wheels, but now I need all four!
I used to ride on two wheels, but now I need all four!
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Vic Evans
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Re: Citroen jumpy build sheet
If it's any help;Shinepanze wrote: Yesterday, 21:48 Hi ! I just bought a citroen jumpy, i found a webasto unit, but dont have any control for it and I want to see if it was fitted from citroen or after by the previous owner. Does it go on automaticly or do I need to get a controller ? And how do I get the factory build sheet? Tried vin decoders online but no luck.
My late '99 Pug 806 bought at 2 years old transpired to have a Webasto unit when I noticed unusual steam/fumes coming from below with high pitched whine.
It's got no controller that I can find otherwise I'd turn the intermittent operating, highly annoying thing off as it's not necessary in my area yet always whines at me for about 10 minutes without 'firing up' when outside temperatures fall below 10 deg C & I switch off the ignition.
Damn things got a mind of it's own & I'm too lazy to find out how to disconnect it as it rarely falls below 10 C here