CitroJim's AX, C3 Picasso, Cycling and Running Tales

Tell us your ongoing tales and experiences with your French car here. Post pictures of your car here as well.
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Stickyfinger
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Re: CitroJim's AX, C3 Picasso, Cycling and Running Tales

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That deffo needs cutting out and welding..... Jim, DO NOT apply any waxes etc near this area....
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CitroJim
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Re: CitroJim's AX, C3 Picasso, Cycling and Running Tales

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mickthemaverick wrote: 14 Aug 2026, 07:52 These may come in handy: :)
That's a good find Mick, thanks :-D
Stickyfinger wrote: 14 Aug 2026, 21:31 That deffo needs cutting out and welding..... Jim, DO NOT apply any waxes etc near this area....
Noted. It's a job for the professionals. I'll soon be looking for someone competent to do it. As part of the work I'll have the mess around the washer bottle spout tidied up.

Strawberry is driving very nicely.

Yesterday I scored a Garmin Nuvi Satnav in one of our local charity shops for a fiver. Works perfectly and has both received a software update and a free map update. Garmin are great as their maps appear to be common amongst all their devices. That I have a Garmin running watch and a couple of bike Garmins, I qualify for free map updates on all devices. Also, this Garmin dates from 2015 so top marks to Garmin for still supporting it.
Jim

A bit of a Citroen AX fan...
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Re: CitroJim's AX, C3 Picasso, Cycling and Running Tales

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I always grab the sat navs of the same brand Jim a couple from as little as a pound from boot fairs fully working and as you say free updates are still available, Little gems they are .
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They are good navigation systems, we seem to have settled on them in our household too.

Getting ready for a battery change though as goes completely flat in short timescales.

My dad has replaced his (also Garmin) Sat Nav battery - a faff of a job with the thing stuck well together with loads of adhesive (not sure if a deliberate ploy to deter DIY replacement but definitely what could have been a straightforward job more of a mission.

On that basis we're making do with the poor batteries for a bit longer! :)