years. Early diesel-engined models had an inline electrical fuel heater, which invariably stopped working after a couple of years. Later models instead had the fuel pass over the thermostat housing to warm it up instead. The fuel filter moved from the wing to the top of the thermostat housing. The oil filler moved from the crankcase cover to the dipstick housing. The front indicators were originally combined with the headlights, but later replaced by side lights (moved from the headlight reflector) and separate indicators were fitted in the bumper. Dangel made a 4-wheel drive version in 1992. See also SEAT Terra Renault Express References External links Discover Citroën C15 Citroën World: C15, C25 & C35 links C15 and Champ at Citroenet C15 Vans Vehicles introduced in 1984 Front-wheel-drive vehicles de:Citroën Visa#C15