Ducato spare wheel/ second key fob (1 Viewer)

[RobPeel]

Hi funsters. I’ve just bought a new to me Hobby on 2017 Ducato base vehicle. This long wrench was in locker, but no sign of spare wheel! Should there be one please, does anyone know? Also, I have only one key fob, plus a drivers door key. Is one fob standard on Fiat? In case there might be a second fob floating around! Cheers.

 

[Stealaway]

You only get one press button key and one simple key with Ducato.
You now only get a puncture repair kit and compressor.
There should also be a jack and tool kit - often under the front seats.

No spare wheel as the chances are you wont ever need one

 

[Bobbydaisy]

Not sure about your particular van , but some don’t have a spare wheel just the emergency foam repair kit , have a look for that somewhere maybe? For a 2017 van it will be out of date by now in any case . Someone will be along soon to properly clarify for you

 

[Two on Tour]

Your cranked handle looks like the type to wind up and down rear stabiliser caravan type legs and you will normally only get one remote and one non remote key with a Ducato.

 

[Lyrick]

Hi funsters. I’ve just bought a new to me Hobby on 2017 Ducato base vehicle. This long wrench was in locker, but no sign of spare wheel! Should there be one please, does anyone know? Also, I have only one key fob, plus a drivers door key. Is one fob standard on Fiat? In case there might be a second fob floating around! Cheers.

Keys you have are standard. As for the spare wheel check if you have the 12v compressor with the puncture repair stuff. It's usually under the drivers seat.

Patrick

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[TinaLes]

We only got one push button Key Fob, plus one standard ignition key with our new van.
No spare wheel just a Tyre inflator with combined puncture gunge.
Under the passenger seat is the standard Scissor Jack and wheel nut brace, plus towing eye.
That long wrench you have is not man enough for wheel nuts, so must be for something like wind down stabilisers if you have them, or a side awning wind out maybe, or even a bottle jack that's been removed.
LES

 

[RobPeel]

Thanks for swift reply funsters. Appreciated.

Rob

 

[RobbyMClark]

That's the stabiliser winder handle.
Will have a look for a handbook for you as well.
Is it just the base vehicle you need.??

 

[RobPeel]

Thanks Robby. I need a Hobby manual also. Let my Hobby manual go with trade in!

I might try ES Hartley.

Cheers.

 

[RobbyMClark]

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[Paul and Val]

Most decent shoe repair/key cutters can supply a second remote key. It is a very good idea to have two. Also keep spare batteries with you.
If you have an alarm on the van, if it is locked with the remote control, I don't believe that the non remote key will disable the alarm.
Paul

 

[RobPeel]

Thanks

Most decent shoe repair/key cutters can supply a second remote key. It is a very good idea to have two. Also keep spare batteries with you.
If you have an alarm on the van, if it is locked with the remote control, I don't believe that the non remote key will disable the alarm.
Paul.

 

[RobPeel]

Thanks