Citroen Jumper I - Specifications

Citroen Jumper I L1H1

Citroen Jumper I Short wheelbase / Low roof version (L1/H1)
A – Overall length, B – Wheelbase, C – Overall height, D – Maximum loadspace length, E – Slide load door entry height, F – Slide door entry width

Symbol	A	B	C	D	E	F
Dimension (mm)	4680	2850	2102	2510	1769	1190

Citroen Jumper I L1H2

Citroen Jumper I Short wheelbase / Mid Height version (L1/H2)
A – Overall length, B – Wheelbase, C – Overall height, D – Maximum loadspace length, E – Slide load door entry height, F – Slide door entry width

Symbol	A	B	C	D	E	F
Dimension (mm)	4680	2850	2152	2510	1769	1190

Citroen Jumper I L1H3

Citroen Jumper I Short wheelbase / High roof version (L1/H3)
A – Overall length, B – Wheelbase, C – Overall height, D – Maximum loadspace length, E – Slide load door entry height, F – Slide door entry width

Symbol	A	B	C	D	E	F
Dimension (mm)	4680	2850	2420	2510	1769	1190

Citroen Jumper I L2H1

Citroen Jumper I Medium wheelbase / Low roof version (L2/H1)
A – Overall length, B – Wheelbase, C – Overall height, D – Maximum loadspace length, E – Slide load door entry height, F – Slide door entry width

Symbol	A	B	C	D	E	F
Dimension (mm)	5099	3200	2102	2860	1769	1190

Citroen Jumper I L2H2

Citroen Jumper I Medium wheelbase / Mid Height version (L2/H2)
A – Overall length, B – Wheelbase, C – Overall height, D – Maximum loadspace length, E – Slide load door entry height, F – Slide door entry width

Symbol	A	B	C	D	E	F
Dimension (mm)	5099	3200	2152	2860	1769	1190

Citroen Jumper I L2H3

Citroen Jumper I Medium wheelbase / High roof version (L2/H3)
A – Overall length, B – Wheelbase, C – Overall height, D – Maximum loadspace length, E – Slide load door entry height, F – Slide door entry width

Symbol	A	B	C	D	E	F
Dimension (mm)	5099	3200	2420	2860	1769	1190

Citroen Jumper I L3H2

Citroen Jumper I Long Wheelbase / Low roof version (L3/H1)
A – Overall length, B – Wheelbase, C – Overall height, D – Maximum loadspace length, E – Slide load door entry height, F – Slide door entry width

Symbol	A	B	C	D	E	F
Dimension (mm)	5599	3700	2152	3360	1769	1190

Citroen Jumper I L3H3

Citroen Jumper I Long Wheelbase / Mid Height version (L3/H2)
A – Overall length, B – Wheelbase, C – Overall height, D – Maximum loadspace length, E – Slide load door entry height, F – Slide door entry width

Symbol	A	B	C	D	E	F
Dimension (mm)	5599	3700	2420	3360	1769	1190

Specifications Van Citroen Jumper I of Transit Center.

The first-generation Citroen Jumper debuted in 1994 at the International Commercial Vehicle Show in Geneva. Giorgetto Giugiaro was responsible for the design of the new van, which was to minimize the coefficient of air resistance in vans. Work on the new project began in 1987. The car, thanks to the use of innovative solutions, modern design and durable power engines, received the title of Van of the Year in 1995, and more precisely the construction of this car, because we must remember that Citroen Jumper is a twin model for Peugeot Boxer and Fiat Ducato II.

Citroen Jumper is a direct successor to the Citroen C25, which was offered in the years 1981 - 1993. Citroen C25 was also based on the design of Fiat Ducato and Peugeot J5. The first-generation Citroen Jumper, however, had much greater transport capabilities. He offered with three different versions of the wheelbase (L1 - L3) and different heights (H1 - H4). The version designated L1H1 had a wheelbase of 2.850 mm and a height of 2.150 mm, the L2H2 version had a wheelbase of 3.200 mm and a height of 2.470 mm, while the longest and highest version of the L3H4 had a wheelbase of 3.700 mm and a height of 2.860 mm.

Fuel filter Citroen Jumper 1994

Door handle Citroen Jumper 1994 external

Sliding door roller guides set Citroen Jumper 2002 right Trateo

Power steering pump Citroen Jumper 2002 2.0 2.2 HDi Trateo

2002 Citroen Jumper Facelift - Technical data

In 2002, the car also underwent a slight modernization of the front and interior of the vehicle. Completely new headlights, a front grille and many other smaller elements have been introduced that made this van stand out from its predecessor (before the facelift). The car was now more modern and adapted to modern realities.

The extraordinary popularity of the van did not come from nowhere. The huge number of power engines to choose from and the body versions allowed for choosing the perfect vehicle for your own needs. The engine offer included both gasoline and diesel engines. From 1994 to 2002, there was only one 2.0i gasoline engine on offer, however, after 2002, CNG and LPG fueled engines with a capacity of 2 liters were also added to the offer.

However, choosing from diesel engines was more difficult, the offer was 10 engines until 2002, while after 2002 three more joined the offer. The power generated by diesel engines was at a level of 68 hp for the weakest engine 1.9D up to 146 hp for the 2.8 HDI engine, Iveco construction.

Petrol engines:

Engine	2.0	2.0 Natural Power (CNG)	2.0 (LPG)
Engine code	PSA RFL (XU10J2U)	PSA RFL (XU10J2U)	PSA RFL (XU10J2U)
Engine (cc)	1998	1998	1998
Power (HP)	110	97	110

Diesel engines:

Engine	1.9 D	1.9 D	1.9 TD	1.9 TD	1.9 JTD kat.
Engine code	PSA DJY (XUD9Y/L3)	Fiat 230A2000	Fiat 230A3000	PSA DHX (XUD9T)	Fiat 230A4000
Engine (cc)	1905	1905	1905	1905	1997
Power (HP)	68	69	82	90	80

Engine	2.0 JTD	2.3 JTD	2.5 D	2.5 TDI	2.5 TDI kat.	2.8 D	2.8i dTD
Engine code	Fiat RHV (DW10UTD)	Iveco F1AE0481C	Iveco 8140.67	Iveco 8140.47	Iveco 8140.47R	Iveco 8140.63	Iveco 8140.43
Engine (cc)	2179	2446	2446	2446	2446	2800	2800
Power (HP)	84	110	84	116	109	87	122