LHM Filter's
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LHM Filter's
Hi' In previous thread's on changing the LHM the 2 filter's (that cost only a few quid to buy) are talked about quite a lot. I went to my local Citroen dealer today and the only 2 that we could find on the computer cost about £22 together. Are these the 2 I need it just seem's from other thread's that they would not be quite so much.
You dont <font color="red"><i>change</i></font id="red"> these filters.
As they are made of a nylon mesh - they are unclipped and cleaned in any detergent (even petrol).
Of course if they are damaged i.e. ripped in the mesh you change them - but they wont be unless last cleaning proces was done very careless.
As they are made of a nylon mesh - they are unclipped and cleaned in any detergent (even petrol).
Of course if they are damaged i.e. ripped in the mesh you change them - but they wont be unless last cleaning proces was done very careless.
I cleaned these filters on my Xantia and it maded a hell of a diffrence to the suspension, steering and brakes. Clean them in petrol, meths or a strong soloution of fairy liquid. Also remove the reservior and empty the fluid, clean inside and let it dry completley before you refit it to the car. You will need a couple of litres of LHM to refill the reservoir. Allow a couple of hours to do a good job. Hope this helps.
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