1997 Xantia 1.9TD VSX Estate.
I'm planning to change the rear spheres this weekend - weather permitting - and although I don't anticipate touching the height adjuster ... you just never know what might happen.
Anyway, I did a quick search of the forum and found a couple of references to a diagram showing the ride height and how to measure it but can't find the actual diagram. Can someone please direct me towards it, please?
Much obliged
Xantia ride height
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Looks like the original has dissapeared...
The site that I thought I got it from doesn't seem to have it anymore, and because its a non-english site and has had a big redesign I couldn't find whether it had just been moved somewhere else or not....(or even if it was the right site) so I've uploaded a copy to my own homepage:
http://homepages.igrin.co.nz/simon/imag ... height.jpg
By the way none of the tyre sizes in the table match either my old tyres (185/65/15) or new ones (205/60/15) but I found the figures in the bottom column matched the figures calculated from the Citroen service manual the best. (Their method gives figures that allow you to take variations in tyre rolling radius into account accurately)
This simplified diagram (I think it originates in the Haynes manual) is not applicable to the V6 or Activa, but is close enough for most other models.
Regards,
Simon
The site that I thought I got it from doesn't seem to have it anymore, and because its a non-english site and has had a big redesign I couldn't find whether it had just been moved somewhere else or not....(or even if it was the right site) so I've uploaded a copy to my own homepage:
http://homepages.igrin.co.nz/simon/imag ... height.jpg
By the way none of the tyre sizes in the table match either my old tyres (185/65/15) or new ones (205/60/15) but I found the figures in the bottom column matched the figures calculated from the Citroen service manual the best. (Their method gives figures that allow you to take variations in tyre rolling radius into account accurately)
This simplified diagram (I think it originates in the Haynes manual) is not applicable to the V6 or Activa, but is close enough for most other models.
Regards,
Simon
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Probably the site Simon refers to is this one:-
http://www.citroeny.cz/servis/servis.htm
There's masses of material in the pages (if you can read it), and I recall Anders copied the Xantia height settings from it and posted them on Andyspares three years or so ago.
http://www.citroeny.cz/servis/servis.htm
There's masses of material in the pages (if you can read it), and I recall Anders copied the Xantia height settings from it and posted them on Andyspares three years or so ago.
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Yep, thats the site I'm talking about... I'm pretty sure my pic came from that site but buggered if I can find it there now!! There seems to be lots of new goodies in its place though
In fact I have a big collection of pictures and technical information I've downloaded over the last year for the Xantia, some of which doesn't seem to be available anymore, and I'm wondering what to do about it. (Anyone notice the site with the Hydractive 2 training manual has also dissapeared - the entire site that is! I have a printout of the whole manual, but only still have 80% of the original files for some strange reason)
Regards,
Simon
In fact I have a big collection of pictures and technical information I've downloaded over the last year for the Xantia, some of which doesn't seem to be available anymore, and I'm wondering what to do about it. (Anyone notice the site with the Hydractive 2 training manual has also dissapeared - the entire site that is! I have a printout of the whole manual, but only still have 80% of the original files for some strange reason)
Regards,
Simon
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1997 Xantia S1 3.0 V6 Auto Exclusive in Silex Grey
2016 Nissan Leaf Tekna 30kWh in White
2011 Peugeot Ion Full Electric in Silver
1977 G Special 1129cc LHD
1978 CX 2400
1997 Xantia S1 2.0i Auto VSX
1998 Xantia S2 3.0 V6 Auto Exclusive
1997 Xantia S1 3.0 V6 Auto Exclusive in Silex Grey
2016 Nissan Leaf Tekna 30kWh in White
2011 Peugeot Ion Full Electric in Silver
1977 G Special 1129cc LHD
1978 CX 2400
1997 Xantia S1 2.0i Auto VSX
1998 Xantia S2 3.0 V6 Auto Exclusive
Have a look here - seems to be Activa information and others - haven't studied it carefully yet as I only found it yesterday.
In fact this is the CitroenY site in its new form - glad its back!
http://citroeny.cz/servis/servis.htm
In fact this is the CitroenY site in its new form - glad its back!
http://citroeny.cz/servis/servis.htm
jeremy
Many thanks Mandrake. That looks like what I'm looking forMandrake wrote:Looks like the original has dissapeared...
The site that I thought I got it from doesn't seem to have it anymore, and because its a non-english site and has had a big redesign I couldn't find whether it had just been moved somewhere else or not....(or even if it was the right site) so I've uploaded a copy to my own homepage:
http://homepages.igrin.co.nz/simon/imag ... height.jpg
By the way none of the tyre sizes in the table match either my old tyres (185/65/15) or new ones (205/60/15) but I found the figures in the bottom column matched the figures calculated from the Citroen service manual the best. (Their method gives figures that allow you to take variations in tyre rolling radius into account accurately)
This simplified diagram (I think it originates in the Haynes manual) is not applicable to the V6 or Activa, but is close enough for most other models.
Regards,
Simon
That citreony site looks like it could be useful ... if I could speak Czech