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davoxx
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Deanxm wrote:If it were me i would have an EGT guage, boost guage, and oil temperature, the later is standard fitment anyway.
i won't lie ... this is just toys and eye candy ... i'm pulling a dash out, so i figured i might wire some in :)

i'm going to add a boost gauge .. coz they are cool!!


http://www.amazon.com/SUPERCHIPS-FIREFL ... B004AF2LWG - i'd like that except wrong units ...
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Citroening wrote:They're not the cheapest, but I do like the look of these type of gauges. Link. 8-)
I have a plasma one in Cassy, it looks cool, but is not something that gives you an accurate reading at just a glance, you have to spot the 10PSI marker light, then count the bars from there, and it's only really clear at night, or when overcast, but it does look good :)
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anyone have any luck with this?
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Car-OBD-II-Diagno ... 43a7560ceb

it looks like a nice way to get alot of info.
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davoxx wrote:anyone have any luck with this?
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Car-OBD-II-Diagno ... 43a7560ceb

it looks like a nice way to get alot of info.
Does that not need a more modern OBD port?
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davoxx
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Citroenmad wrote:
davoxx wrote:anyone have any luck with this?
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Car-OBD-II-Diagno ... 43a7560ceb

it looks like a nice way to get alot of info.
Does that not need a more modern OBD port?
do'h!!

hmmm, it will work on an s2 activa, but could i live with the front of a mk2?

still i'm getting an hdi activa, with a 99 engine in it, so i should be able to use it on that.
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davoxx wrote:
Citroenmad wrote:
davoxx wrote:anyone have any luck with this?
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Car-OBD-II-Diagno ... 43a7560ceb

it looks like a nice way to get alot of info.
Does that not need a more modern OBD port?
do'h!!

hmmm, it will work on an s2 activa, but could i live with the front of a mk2?

still i'm getting an hdi activa, with a 99 engine in it, so i should be able to use it on that.
AFAIK there is no OBD-II port on any Xantia.
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yes i was under the impression they all used their own 16pin socket, ive not seen a xantia thats got the obd2 socket anyway.

you can get a lead to go from the cit 16oin to obd2 serial or whatever it is but the obd2 reader i borrowed could not get anything out of the car.

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Deanxm wrote:yes i was under the impression they all used their own 16pin socket, ive not seen a Xantia thats got the obd2 socket anyway.

you can get a lead to go from the cit 16oin to obd2 serial or whatever it is but the obd2 reader i borrowed could not get anything out of the car.

D
i definitely had an obd 2 connected to a 99 hdi xantia.
http://www.talktomycar.co.uk/products/a ... /mj047.htm
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^this is what we are on about right?
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davoxx
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has anyone ever added a new height to an xantia?

i'm thinking about having "fast height", basically 3cm lower than normal height for motorway cruising, but i'm not sure if it is as simple as holding the lever in a position between lowest and normal??
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davoxx wrote:has anyone ever added a new height to an Xantia?

i'm thinking about having "fast height", basically 3cm lower than normal height for motorway cruising, but i'm not sure if it is as simple as holding the lever in a position between lowest and normal??
3cm lower is basically the low position on the basis that your car is at the correct heights already :roll:
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XantiaDaveEire wrote:
davoxx wrote:has anyone ever added a new height to an Xantia?

i'm thinking about having "fast height", basically 3cm lower than normal height for motorway cruising, but i'm not sure if it is as simple as holding the lever in a position between lowest and normal??
3cm lower is basically the low position on the basis that your car is at the correct heights already :roll:
okay, maybe 1.5 cm then :)
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