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

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Blueberry - such a glorious colour
Special parkrun walk - lovely, good for them

Glad you are back up to speed :)
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mickthemaverick wrote: 31 Aug 2026, 21:41 The comment was a joke and SWMBO thought it amusing. !! :)
Ahhh, "banter", not sure that particular bucket holds much water these days (esp with no context).
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CitroJim wrote: 31 Aug 2026, 10:28 …..Bluebell out of the garage and prepping her for a car show on Saturday. …...
Are you also going to CCC Chevron Rally on Sat 12th - or Sun 13th Sept as well ?

If I remember rightly it was £18 per day (non-CCC member) last time I went but I’m struggling to find prices for this year?

If I go this year it will be without a car but I’m guessing it will be a similar price as a pedestrian :roll:

Edit looks like £10 a car per day so I might just thumb a lift around the corner :rofl2:
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Re: CitroJim's AX, C3 Picasso, Cycling and Running Tales

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Skull wrote: 01 Sep 2026, 21:03
CitroJim wrote: 31 Aug 2026, 10:28 …..Bluebell out of the garage and prepping her for a car show on Saturday. …...
Are you also going to CCC Chevron Rally on Sat 12th - or Sun 13th Sept as well ?
I'll only be there for a short time on the Saturday afternoon Gary as on Sunday I'll be at a running event and hopefully, getting muddy! It's a trail run - my favourite sort :cool:

It'll be great to see you at Chevrons if you can make Saturday :-D
MattBLancs wrote: 01 Sep 2026, 06:20 Blueberry - such a glorious colour
It is, especially when she's clean :-D I believe it's a rare colour on an AX...
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Bluebell's intermittent electrical fault finally allowed me to determine its cause...

I found a light tap on the top of the dash, in the vicinity of the fusebox, fixed it... I then localised it to F3. Fuse out, cleaned up and back in.

Things are a lot less intermittent now and if it does happen again I know which fuse to tweak.

Longer-term I'll need to pop the fusebox out and check it over properly.

All just in time for the car show today :)
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CitroJim wrote: Today, 05:41 Bluebell's intermittent electrical fault finally allowed me to determine its cause...

I found a light tap on the top of the dash, in the vicinity of the fusebox, fixed it... I then localised it to F3. Fuse out, cleaned up and back in.

Things are a lot less intermittent now and if it does happen again I know which fuse to tweak.

Longer-term I'll need to pop the fusebox out and check it over properly.

All just in time for the car show today :)
Photos of the event ? Great news regarding the quick fix
Husky. :? Thinking outside of the box is better than sitting in a dark one.
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