Hi
I need to replace the dampers (front and rear), drop links and steering rods on my ZX. Unfortunately, when I go to the local Peugeot dealer to get my parts (there is no local Citroen dealer), they always ask me for the part in my car to compare it.
Obviously this is really complicated so I was thinking giving them the Citroen part numbers so they can search and see if they are the same.
Anyone has them?
Citroen Part numbers
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I am not sure what you mean by "damper" - possibly "shock absorber"?
If so, I would not buy them from Cit or Pug dealer, there are numerous aftermarket manufacturers producing higher/same quality shock absorbers for same/lower price for almost any car ever produced.
The example I can use is not from Citroen universe (I do not have any shock absorbers in my BX [:p]), but I got Monroe Senzatrac shocks for my Fiat for about 2/3 of the price asked by Fiat dealer for their original, i.e. lower-quality shock absorbers.
Hope this helps[?]
If so, I would not buy them from Cit or Pug dealer, there are numerous aftermarket manufacturers producing higher/same quality shock absorbers for same/lower price for almost any car ever produced.
The example I can use is not from Citroen universe (I do not have any shock absorbers in my BX [:p]), but I got Monroe Senzatrac shocks for my Fiat for about 2/3 of the price asked by Fiat dealer for their original, i.e. lower-quality shock absorbers.
Hope this helps[?]
Czenda: You are correct, it is a shock absorber, but I also known them by dampers, I don't know which is the correct term in english. Problem is that in my country its almost impossible finding aftermarket parts for Citroen.
Citronut: I am in Guatemala so the shipping costs from GSF are way to high.
Citronut: I am in Guatemala so the shipping costs from GSF are way to high.
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http://www.sbcats.co.uk/index.html is the Sachs Boge shock absorber catalogue. I would agree genuine parts for shocks is an expensive route when the quality aftermarkets are excellent.
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Sorry I dont agree on after-market dampers for Peugeot & Citroen cars.
Original equipment everytime for me, How many other car manufactures make there own dampers then?
Anyway, Peugeot have just cut the prices nearly in half for the older cars on a lot of items, So check with your main dealer & you might be very surprised how cheap they can be!
Original equipment everytime for me, How many other car manufactures make there own dampers then?
Anyway, Peugeot have just cut the prices nearly in half for the older cars on a lot of items, So check with your main dealer & you might be very surprised how cheap they can be!