Sphere tables!

[handyman]

I see the GSF sphere table has gone walkabout into the ether. I should have copied it as a file.

I have a sphere I need to identify. Part No: N45372 or SP672. Sold to me sometime ago as a rear anti-sink for an Activa, but I have a feeling it is for a Hydractive hatchback.

Please confirm.

Geiegenheitsarbeiter

[addo]

N45672 perchance?

By Xantia World's tables, that ought to be a rear antisink 50 bar, 400cc, unvalved sphere. Seems to fit all models except Series I Activas.

[handyman]

Thanks for that Addo.

[Old-Guy]

Handyman

I see the GSF sphere table has gone walkabout into the ether. Crying or Very sad I should have copied it as a file.

I did - sent to you as an email.

Guy

[Clogzz]

gone walkabout

In safekeeping here:
http://www.geocities.com/clog19/GSF_sphere_table.pdf

Bottom of third page says N45372 is rear anti-sink for all types of Xantia.

[superloopy]

Just wondering does this sphere table still exist any where, link seems long gone, hardly surprising eh ... 17years!

[Stickyfinger]

the OEM Code table I have

[superloopy]

Thanks Alasdair, really useful pressure infos but i'm looking for a list of Citroen sphere part numbers ( the 98xxxx, 5272.xx numbers) and where they would be fitted to which car? Reason is, i have a box of around thirty spheres, a mix of old and new butonly the new ones are actually numbered so i need to know which sphere goes where cos my cars are a mix of mark1, mark2, hydractive, non-hydractive. Get my drift? I'm sure ive seen one sorted by numbers .....

[Stickyfinger]

Numbers....as in ??

https://bxproject.co.uk/blog/all-about- ... bx-sphere/

[superloopy]

Numbers....as in ??

https://bxproject.co.uk/blog/all-about- ... bx-sphere/

Yay ... that exactly but for Xantias. That's a lot of info youve still got hands on Alasdair.

I've only ever had one BX, a TZD Turbo Estate, G-reg in red which i had to get rid of by SWMBO due to its 'plastic body' when kids came along. Shame. The car not the kids that is

[xantia_v6]

I found this data in my archive, apparently from GSF (Amtex spheres).

https://frenchcarforum.co.uk/TechDocs/M ... _table.pdf