This comprehensive service and repair manual provides in-depth information on the 2002 Fiat Ulysse (2nd generation) minivan. It contains detailed instructions and technical specifications for all aspects of maintenance and repair, empowering you to confidently handle any task, from routine servicing to complex troubleshooting. The manual is designed for both professional mechanics and DIY enthusiasts, offering clear diagrams, step-by-step procedures, and thorough explanations to ensure successful repairs. From engine components to electrical systems, brakes, transmission, and bodywork, this manual covers every system in detail, equipping you with the knowledge needed to keep your Fiat Ulysse running smoothly.

The 2002 Fiat Ulysse, part of the second generation, represents a significant chapter in the Italian automaker's foray into the minivan segment. Sharing its platform and underpinnings with the Peugeot 806 and Citroën Evasion, the Ulysse was a testament to the burgeoning trend of collaborative engineering within the automotive industry. While boasting a distinct Fiat design language, particularly noticeable in the front grille and the hallmark Italian styling touches, the Ulysse benefited from the robust engineering of its French counterparts. This collaboration allowed Fiat to offer customers a spacious and practical minivan with a competitive price point, while leveraging the expertise of its partners for a reliable and dependable vehicle.

The 2002 Fiat Ulysse provided an array of features that catered to the needs of families and those looking for a versatile vehicle. Available in various trim levels, the Ulysse offered a comfortable interior with a spacious cabin, capable of accommodating up to seven passengers. The minivan was equipped with a range of engines, including both petrol and diesel options, providing a balance between performance and fuel efficiency. While the Ulysse was praised for its practicality and value proposition, it faced competition from established players like the Renault Espace and the Volkswagen Sharan. Nonetheless, the Ulysse carved a niche for itself in the European market, particularly appealing to buyers seeking a reliable and affordable family vehicle with a distinct Italian flair.