C Crosser, Dual Mass or Solid Flywheel

[white exec]

The GL-4 bit is important (for PSA boxes, anyway). "75W/80" could be either -4 or -5, so if in doubt change it. GL-4 has the right amount of friction additives to ensure that the synchro works smoothly, and that soft-metal components (eg the synchro rings) are not damaged.

[GiveMeABreak]

The only info I have on the Crosser range specifically shows the same suspension setup for all models until production ended in 2012. So I suspect that the later 2013 on Outlander replacement models will be different as their third generation production models had different suspension setups, a lighter body etc., so may be a completely different system, but I don't have specifics of course

[Bigjohn]

The only info I have on the Crosser range specifically shows the same suspension setup for all models until production ended in 2012. So I suspect that the later 2013 on Outlander replacement models will be different as their third generation production models had different suspension setups, a lighter body etc., so may be a completely different system, but I don't have specifics of course

Apologies yet again for dragging the post off topic. I feel a slap coming on!!


I believe you are correct, however ignoring the possibilities of problems with insurance which I do not recommend the Mitsubishi Range use a very similar Coil over Shock absorber, similar mountings lengths etc, I was wondering if the height of mine were incorrect then replace them with uprated springs, if correct look into Coil overs from another range of Mitsubishi that uses the same Outlander platform? To help the original springs? Or would I turn it into a teeth shattering ride?

[Bick]

The Berlingo went DMF with the 1.6hdi now its gone back to a SMF with the same engine. I believe thats not just the car but also the van - that must say something about fitting something for the sake of it? Mabe they beefed up the gearbox?

[GiveMeABreak]

I can only see 2 models:- DV6FC FAP 88KW and DV6TED4BU FAP (DMF to RPO 12074) that had ever had Dual Mass Flywheels out of the 16 variations of the 1.6 DV6 engines fitted to the Berlingos. All the rest were already fitted with Single Mass Flywheels Bick. Only the second one mentioned above had a DMF, then went to SMF from RPO 12075.

[Bick]

Mine is a 2008 Berlingo First and i believe it has a DMF Marc?

That is the last of the old shape and has no FAP, made the same time as the first Mk2's I didnt fancy taking a chance on the new then Mk2 so managed to get last of the mk1's but i had to wait for it to be built, its been a brilliant van and follows a long list of Citroens all little or not trouble.