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Welcome Dave!
I hope your new workhorse serves you well!
Biggest auto-electrical problem these vans seem to have is the heater blower packing in or acting weird. A lot of people report this and there seem to be so many possible causes for it that it can become very difficult to pin down.
Keep us posted on your progress!
Jeezo - bad luck.
Can I ask how many miles the engine had done? Were there any signs of problems before it happened?
I guess you need to find out exactly what engine was in there first - the 2.0hdi is one of the DW10 engines I believe - but there are several variants of it I think. DW10ATED, DW10BTED, DW10CTED etc.
After that I guess ebay's a good place to start .. never had to buy an engine though!
So far ...
Good luck
Welcome PC!
As long as you're not 6 foot 5 and you get it insulated - these vans can be very cosy wee campers :-)
I've not fitted any fixed furniture to mine [yet] - but I've been through the panelling, insulating, carpeting etc so shout if you need advice.
Keep us posted!
T
Reception in my van was terrible too - thought I'd broken a circuit or something on the (relatively new) head unit. So replaced it. Same deal.
Eventually realised that if I had anything plugged into the lighter socket (which I almost always did) - even just a charger cable not attached to a device - the reception was useless - but if I unplugged it the receptions was perfect.
Just in case you're in same boat :-)
You get any further on with that one Pete?
Good to know we have someone with actual technical knowledge on here Monkeynut!
Here's another link to more resources on the HDI engine:
Think these were correct on the pre-2004 update vans - not sure how much was changed on electrics in 2004 ...
Hah - yeah I'd struggle with that too 
There are tips on youtube and via google on how to trace vacuum leaks but not specific to your engine as far as I've seen.
Might be worth a look anyway.
No prob Pete :-)
I'm afraid I've no idea if any of the EGR valve stuff mentioned is relevant in that case - obviously you still have one and something must control its use but no idea if a problem there would explain the symptoms.
Other thing that springs to mind is a vacuum leak - which can have some weird and unpredictable consequences I believe. And it might explain your whistling sound.
T
A decent document with details of the engine used in many of our vans.
Citroen and Peugeot call it the 2.0 HDi.
Fiat call it the 2.0 JTD
Also used in Fords, Suzukis and god knows what else.
Evenin Pete and welcome
I'm guessing you might know more about engines than me (wouldn't be hard!)
My turbo went offline for an hour, randomly, on a long trip about 6 months ago. Only time I've ever seen the engine management light on. Hasn't happened since.
So I tried to find out what might cause such a thing and ended up reading this document relating to the 2.0hdi / 2.0jtd (dw10) engine :
(skip to sections 9-2 and 9-3)
http://www.peugeot206cc.co.uk/repair-20 … bbm2k3.htm
I guess if you feel you can rule out the EGR valve itself and it's still misbehaving - it could be the EGR solenoid or one of the sensors that control its use:
- coolant temperature
- engine speed
- engine load (the position of the accelerator pedal)
Engine diagnostics might offer some help.
Good luck! Be interested to hear how you get on :-)
Tiree
Hey Pete ..
We have the same thing in Scotland, "Right to Roam".
Some councils are more happy to help than others - but the law is the same.
How's the Jumpy going?
Hey Swainyjo and welcome :-)
The link on the original post at the top of this page works ok for me.
Try right-clicking the link and "Save Link As"
Failing that I can check the user-manual when I get home. Is it a 1.9 or 2.0hdi?
PS - just realised you're in a 2009 which may take a different size of speaker (although a quick ebay search suggests they're the same) and also may have less rattly door panels!
Hey Craig ..
Glad to hear Radio's in!
I bought pretty cheap (£20 i think) 6.5" affairs from Halfords - which (predictably enough) I now want to replace.
However - worth noting that my front door panels rattle badly as soon as any sort of reasonable bass goes through them.
So my plan is to get a modest boxed sub and fit it in the void under the middle seat - then fit new half-decent 6.5" speakers in the doors, but cut off the bass going to them.
That's the plan at least.
For starters though, yeah standard speakers went in OK for me.
Keep us posted!
Yep - keep us posted Alex.
What you got planned for your conversion?
Hey Monkeynut - did you ever get going with this? Would love to see some photos 
I'd like a wiring diagram for my Dispatch too right enough! Anyone?
There are wiring diagrams included in the Scudo manuals we recently uploaded right here:
http://dispatchexpertscudo.org.uk/forum … php?pid=54

Always fancied swivel seats! Maybe next year.
I've read that the mk2 bases can be used which suggests maybe?
Big thanks to Monkeynut for this :-)
It seems to be mostly relating to the early models with some updates on the 2004 facelifts too.
Mostly in English but some in Italian.
Includes wiring diagrams, engine manuals, bodywork etc.
It's by no means the be all and end all but I for one will find some of it useful (need to get my drivers door panel off to change the lock barrel!).
Tiree
Good job
Dare say I'm not the only one who'd like a look if you're up for sharing? Do you have a dropbox account or some other way of sharing it? If you can get the file to me I can make it available via the forum to others.
Again - assuming you want to share it!
T
Welcome monkeynut!
Do you know what manual it is?
Let me know if you get a hold of this - we might be able to host a copy here too.
Tiree
Thanks HamishMash and welcome!
My van wasn't lined either - just a bare shell - hard to imagine now!
(must post some photos)
My mission for 2013 was just to get it insulated, lined and carpeted to allow me to get out and about until next spring (when I'll look into more adventurous options!) and that's pretty much where I've got to (although I still need to fit the wheel arch covers and finish carpeting the back doors).
I used this ply kit, this and this for insulation and I carpeted the whole lot with this.
Note that the ply kits don't generally come with a ceiling sheet - so we had to make this ourselves.
It's very cosy. The floor is vinylled and I have a two-part Ikea mattress (200cm x 120cm) which fills the entire space perfectly if I lay it out - but can also work as a generous single mattress and full-length sofa - leaving room for storage.
Other than that I have a few storage boxes and a curtain between the front and back. Oh and piles of comfy cushions
So ... I need to decide between now and the spring just how far I want to take it .....
Keep us posted on your plans and progress!