Peugeot Boxer Workshop Manuals

I know the question on Haynes manuals for the Boxer and Ducato has been brought up before on the forum. However, today I came across Haynes Autofix that does have the Peugeot Boxer as a listed vehicle. It is an online version rather than a book.

A link is here

Has anyone used this and is it worth the money???

Hi, having searched in vain for a manual and previously purchased an on line version that seemed a copy of the manufacturers manual, but with glaring omissions I was pleased to see that Haynes are offering an on line version. Having uesd their manuals for many years I ordered with confidence. Oh dear what a disaster, £25 for very little information, certainly no guides (although they do warn that step by step guides are not included). Some basic specifications that you would find in the owners handbook, some tightening torques (although mainly for a full engine stripdown) and some technical illustrations.

Thanks for the feedback. Sounds like its not better than other (and cheaper) manuals available....

Hi For what it’s worth while I was senior engineer consultant at Peugeot responsible for Boxer 1 and Boxer 2 ,Peugeot never made available any hard copy workshop manuals, all the details was on Peugeot planet website only available to Main Peugeot staff, However they gave me a hard copy wiring diagram manual which I still have ( I retired from Peugeot now at least 10 years and believe their technical engineers work out of Morocco so I am told cannot confirm this ).
Johndean

Someone elsewhere on the forum posted a link to the FiatForum where they have put the disc image files for a program called ELearn, which is a disk based manual for the Ducato 244 / 250 models. All you need to do is join then you can access the download files, and follow the instructions to create a disc. 

The details can be fund here!

I have done this there is a lot of information provided. There are also step by step procedures for many maintenance and repair tasks. Granted, it is not for a Peugeot but there is some similarities between the Ducato and the Boxer so it is useful to have!