RP Number

JohnD · Post by **JohnD** » 12 Jun 2005, 02:14

Anybody tell me where to find the RP number on a 2002 Xsara. In the place where Haynes says it is, there's a semi permanent plastic trunking fitted right across the engine bay.

wheeler · Post by **wheeler** » 14 Jun 2005, 00:08

it should be on the label where it tells you the tyre pressures under the o/s/f door checkstrap.

citronut · Post by **citronut** » 14 Jun 2005, 01:12

no the RP No is not on tyre presure lable it is usuly stenceled on or around inner wing and suspention turret regards malcolm

ActivaV6uk · Post by **ActivaV6uk** » 14 Jun 2005, 01:30

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no the RP No is not on tyre presure lable it is usuly stenceled on or around inner wing and suspention turret regards malcolm
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On all my phase 1 activas the is true but on my new X reg HDi i cant find it i will check the inner wing.
Andy

citronut · Post by **citronut** » 14 Jun 2005, 01:48

it allways used to be in yellow paint but i have see it in black,on xantias i have usuly found it behind susp/turret regards malcolm

Post by **Jon** » 14 Jun 2005, 02:38

On late cars, 2001> it is most definately on the tyre pressure sticker as Wheeler says. This is the case with my 2004 Berlingo.
I can take a picture if required.
What confuses people is that on these later cars, the RP number begins with a Zero and ends with 2 letters, like FV. My Berlingo reads 09926FV and was built on 12/1/04, considering that I registered it on 21/1/04, that is pretty good! Obviously, very recent RP numbers (after April 04) do not have the Zero in front, and begin 1, e.g. 10004FV.

JohnD · Post by **JohnD** » 14 Jun 2005, 23:24

Many thanks for the help. We looked all over the inner wings and suspension turrets at the weekend but couldn't find anything resembling the Saxo's and Xantia's RP stencil. We looked at the figures on the tyre pressure label but didn't recognize an RP number. Having read Wheeler's post and also the reference on page 38 of GSF's Cit/Pug catalogue, the mystery is solved.

citronut · Post by **citronut** » 15 Jun 2005, 01:09

are you going to let us in on the secret or do i have to wait till i go to my workshop 2morrow and read page 38 of my GSF cat regards malcolm

Post by **Jon** » 15 Jun 2005, 02:34

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