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1. How often should the timing belt be replaced in an Iveco Daily 3.0?
The service recommends every 600,000 km, but from experience we know that most often it is approx. 300,000km. This is due to difficult conditions of use and, unfortunately, the fact that these are often imported cars with undocumented mileage and it is not known whether the odometer reading corresponds to the actual state.
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2. Where is the Iveco Daily's VIN number?
The chassis number is in three places on the vehicle. - nameplate on the front panel - on the right side of the frame at the height of the front wheel - sticker on the front right door or pillar below the front door latch. If the car has had a collision in the past, there is a high probability that there will be no plate on the front panel. In older models, due to corrosion, it may be difficult to read the number on the frame.
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3. Where are the fuses in the Iveco Daily?
On all models, the fuses are located on the left side of the steering wheel under the speaker cover.
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4. How to disassemble a mirror in an Iveco Daily?
It all depends on what part of the mirror you want to replace. To replace the turn signal in the mirror, simply remove the lower insert. In the case of a short-arm mirror with a large turn signal (models after 2014), both inserts must be removed.
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5. Where is the antenna in the Iveco Daily after 2006?
In models after 2006, the antenna is located in the right mirror under the housing.
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6. Where can I find the paint code?
The paint code is located on the inside of the driver's side fender trim. It is a small silver insert. The most popular paint codes are: IC- 194 snow white IC- 334 cream
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7. Where can I find the engine code?
On the nameplate, which is located on the front fascia. The engine code is also located on the engine block, but this is not a way to read it "quickly" ;)
Check: Iveco Daily engine and accessories
8. What oil for Iveco Daily 2.3 and 3.0?
5W30 Petronas Urania LS After 2016, 0W30 Petronas Urania TEK is recommended for cars with Euro 6 emissions. Oils from other manufacturers can be used, the most important thing is that the oil meets Iveco standards.
Check: Iveco Daily oil filters