Van workshop manuals
Maxus workshop-reference and vehicle-year index
Deliver 3, Deliver 9, eDeliver 3 / 9, T60 and T90 — SAIC service procedures.
Reference index · 2016–2026
Maxus vehicle-year reference index
Pick a year to open the part finder with Maxus pre-filled. Use the vehicle and part identifiers from your own records so participating suppliers can assess the request.
Jump by era
Era guideSelect model year
Opens the parts finderUse the index to prepare a request
- Request Maxus parts from participating suppliers and check the named source, condition and seller terms in each response.
- An OE number helps suppliers identify a candidate part, but availability, price and final fitment still require supplier confirmation.
- Use the directory to find independent garages, then ask the chosen garage for its own labour estimate before booking.
Frequently asked
- Where do I check external Maxus workshop-reference coverage?
- Use the separately labelled make-level archive link above. Coverage varies by model and year, and SpareCarPart does not host or copy those documents.
- What about Maxus workshop manuals from 2014 onwards?
- Availability and access terms vary by publisher. Choose a vehicle year to prepare a parts request, then ask the supplier or garage which technical source applies to the exact model and system.
- Are workshop manual instructions safe for DIY?
- A reference does not prove a repair is suitable for DIY. Airbag, fuel, braking and high-voltage work can require specialist tools, training and PPE; ask a qualified garage when the risk or procedure is unclear.
- Can I get the part numbers mentioned in a Maxus manual through sparecarpart?
- Paste the OE number into the part-finder or use the OEM lookup. It can help structure a request, but the responding supplier must confirm current stock, the exact Maxus van part and fitment before dispatch.
