Recovering an XANTIA ACTIVA 1998 from death ...

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Citrogalctico
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Recovering an XANTIA ACTIVA 1998 from death ...

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During the pandemic, I bought a Citroen Xantia Activa V6 Series 2 for a very low price in Argentina. You can imagine it's not in the pristine condition I'd like, but given how rare this model is here, I took on the challenge. Inexplicably, the plastic housing that contains all the electronic components is broken. Perhaps someone on this forum has the parts I need. The part numbers, in the old designation, are: 9616550980 for the housing and 9616550880 for the cover. The factory replacement numbers are: 6547 PZ and 6547 PY. If anyone has them, please let me know and we can figure out how I can send you the money and provide a shipping address in Miami, USA. Thanks for your help!
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Re: Recovering an XANTIA ACTIVA 1998 from death ...

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Without looking up the part numbers, I don't know which part you are looking y. Can you describe the location and provide a picture?

Also, can you confirm that it is a series 2 Xantia?
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Re: Recovering an XANTIA ACTIVA 1998 from death ...

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Hi Citrogalctico

Do you refer to the main fuse box in the engine bay....if so, I may have one if the Mk1 boxes and the Mk2 boxes are the same.....please check.
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