Used Fiat Ducato Door

The Ducato has run through three main generations: the second generation (Type 230) ran from 1994 to 2002, the third generation (Type 244) ran from 2002 to 2006, and the fourth generation (Type 250/290) launched in 2006 and continues to the present day with a significant facelift around 2014. Doors are not interchangeable between generations, so a door from a pre-2006 Ducato will not fit a post-2006 vehicle. Always confirm the generation with your breaker using your registration number to make sure you are quoted the correct door.

This question crosses the 2014 facelift boundary within the fourth-generation (Type 250/290) Ducato, so whether the door shell and surrounding framework are identical is not something we can state with certainty. Both vehicles sit within the same broad generation, which is encouraging, but facelift changes can affect body panel geometry. Confirm directly with the breaker, giving them both registration numbers, before purchasing.

Yes, this is critical — a nearside (NS) door fits the passenger side (left when facing forward) and an offside (OS) door fits the driver's side (right), and the two are not interchangeable. On the Ducato van, you also need to specify whether you need a front cab door or one of the rear sliding cargo doors, as these are entirely different components. Always tell the breaker clearly which side and which position you need, and quote your registration so they can match the correct body variant.

Yes, for the large rear sliding cargo door the wheelbase of the van does matter, as the door aperture dimensions differ between short wheelbase, medium wheelbase, and long wheelbase variants of the Ducato. Front cab doors are not affected by wheelbase in the same way, but the sliding side door must match the body length of your specific van. Always tell the breaker your wheelbase or provide your registration so they can source the correct sliding door.

For the front cab doors, trim level does not affect the door frame or fitment, so a door from a Combi will physically fit a Panorama of the same generation and side. Where you may see cosmetic differences is in glass tint, any factory-fitted privacy glass, or interior trim panels, but these do not affect whether the door itself bolts on correctly. Bear in mind that colour matching will require a respray regardless, and confirm any window or glass spec preferences with the breaker.

The door shell and hinges themselves are not affected by whether your van has electric or manual windows, but the regulator mechanism inside the door may differ depending on specification, so it is worth discussing with the breaker whether the door they have includes a matching regulator. Similarly, whether the door has wiring provisions for heated, folding, or indicator mirrors can vary across the model range in ways that are difficult to confirm without checking against your specific registration. Ask the breaker to verify these features against your van's spec rather than assuming they will match.