Iveco Daily 2002

Iveco Daily 2002 Q&As

Check out real-world situations relating to the Iveco Daily here, particularly what our experts have to say about them.

• Iveco Daily 2013: My car won't drive in the bottom three gears

  Six-speed manual gearboxes often have gears one, two and three sharing a shaft inside the gearbox. The fact that you can select all those gears but not have any drive in them suggests that something on that shaft is failing to mesh with either the countershaft or the output shaft.
  
  Does the gearbox make any weird noises when you select any of the first three gears? Is there any oil leaking from the gearbox casing? It could be anything from a stripped gear or spline to a failed bearing. Either way, I think it’s probably a fundamental mechanical failure and you’re looking at a gearbox rebuild or replacement. At least if the top three gears are working, everything downstream of the gearbox seems to be okay.

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• What do the Iveco Daily error codes mean?

  Error codes in any vehicle are a way of indicating a problem with a particular area of the vehicle. For an Iveco Daily you should check your user manual and book an appointment with a dealer or qualified Iveco mechanic as soon as possible to get the vehicle inspected.

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• Is the Iveco Daily a 4WD?

  The Iveco Daily is available in two-wheel drive or 4x4 format. The 4x4 models can be purchased in single-cab or dual-cab formats.

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• Who makes the Iveco Daily?

  The Iveco Daily is a light commercial vehicle built by Iveco, an Italian industrial vehicle manufacturer founded in Turin, Italy, in 1975. The Daily van model was introduced in 1978 and the current-spec sixth-generation model was launched in 2014.

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