The SSANGYONG ACTYON TRADIE SPORTS UTE 2012 Full Workshop Manual provides a comprehensive guide for technicians and enthusiasts alike. This manual covers both the 2.0L D20DTR Diesel DOHC and 2.3L G23D Petrol DOHC engines. It offers detailed information on all aspects of the vehicle, including general information, engine assembly, CDPF system, charging system, cooling system, cruise control, E-EGR system, engine control, exhaust system, fuel system, intake system, lubrication system, starting system, turbocharger, body, interior, exterior, manual transmission, automatic transmission, clutch, propeller shaft, suspension, brake system, axle, power steering, transfer case, wheel and tire, electronic stability programme, electrical accessories, parking aid system, wiring diagrams, and an owner's manual. This manual is an essential resource for anyone looking to maintain, repair, or simply understand the intricacies of the SSANGYONG ACTYON TRADIE SPORTS UTE 2012.

The SsangYong Actyon Tradie is a compact pickup truck, or utility truck (UTE) as it is known in Australia, that was produced by the South Korean automaker SsangYong Motor from 2006 to 2012. The Actyon Tradie was specifically designed for the Australian market, where it was praised for its practicality and affordability. It was based on the SsangYong Actyon SUV, sharing its chassis and engine options. This gave the Tradie a rugged and capable nature, coupled with a comfortable and car-like driving experience. The Tradie was available with a choice of two engines: a 2.0-liter petrol engine producing 141 hp and a 2.0-liter diesel engine producing 149 hp. Both engines were paired with a five-speed manual transmission or a four-speed automatic transmission.

The Actyon Tradie featured a spacious and functional cargo bed, capable of carrying a payload of up to 750 kg. It also boasted a number of features designed to enhance its practicality, including a hard tonneau cover, a ladder rack, and a tow bar. As a smaller pickup truck, the Actyon Tradie offered a smaller turning circle and was easier to maneuver compared to larger trucks, making it ideal for urban and suburban environments. Although discontinued in 2012, it still remains popular in Australia as a reliable and reasonably priced option for businesses and individuals alike. The SsangYong Actyon Tradie has earned a reputation for its durability, its off-road capability, and its value for money.