The 2006 SsangYong Actyon C100 Service Repair Workshop Manual is your comprehensive guide to maintaining and repairing your vehicle. This manual provides detailed instructions and high-quality diagrams, making it easy for both experienced mechanics and do-it-yourselfers to understand and complete repairs.

The manual covers a wide range of topics, including general vehicle information, engine systems (assembly, fuel, intake, exhaust, lubrication, cooling, control, and cruise control), electrical systems (general, fuse and relay, immo, cluster, lamp, switch, wiper washer system, rain sensor, pas, and audio system), chassis systems (ion 4-speed, m/t, clutch, axle, transfer case, suspension, ESP, and power steering system), body systems (airbag, seat, body interior, body exterior, body repair, and air conditioner), and diagnosis systems (ECU-gasoline, ECU-diesel, brake, airbag, CCCS, FATC, FFH, p/trunk, rain sensor, STICS, TC, TCU, and TGS lever). Additionally, the manual includes detailed electrical wiring diagrams for general information, connectors, ground, power distribution, and circuit.

With this manual, you will have the knowledge and resources to keep your SsangYong Actyon C100 running smoothly.

The 2006 SsangYong Actyon C100 was a compact SUV launched by the South Korean automaker SsangYong Motor. It was the first model to be developed under the ownership of the Indian Mahindra & Mahindra group, reflecting a shift towards a more modern and international design language. The Actyon C100 marked a departure from SsangYong's earlier, more utilitarian vehicles, aiming for a more refined and stylish appeal. The vehicle featured a rigid ladder frame chassis, ensuring a sturdy and capable foundation for off-road adventures, while a monocoque body structure offered increased passenger comfort and refinement. Power was provided by a range of petrol and diesel engines, including a 2.0-liter D420 engine, offering a blend of power and fuel efficiency. The Actyon C100 was available in various trims, ranging from basic workhorses to more luxurious versions with features like leather upholstery, climate control, and premium audio systems. While primarily known for its practicality and off-road capabilities, the Actyon C100 also boasted a relatively comfortable and spacious interior, offering a balanced blend of functionality and comfort.

The Actyon C100 was marketed as a versatile vehicle suitable for diverse lifestyles. Its rugged construction and high ground clearance made it a dependable choice for navigating challenging terrain, while its comfortable interior and decent driving dynamics made it suitable for daily commutes and family trips. The vehicle was also offered in a pickup truck variant, further expanding its versatility and appeal to a wider audience. Despite its strengths, the Actyon C100 faced challenges in the competitive global market. Its design, while modern for its time, was not as sleek and contemporary as some rivals, and the overall reliability and build quality were perceived as being somewhat below par compared to established competitors. The Actyon C100 enjoyed a reasonable level of popularity in certain markets, particularly in developing countries where its ruggedness and affordability were highly valued. However, it struggled to gain significant traction in more developed markets, facing stiff competition from better-established brands with stronger reputations for quality and refinement.