Xantia circuits

tomsheppard · Unread post by **tomsheppard** » 28 Dec 2004, 17:58

Once again there is a Xantia owner on here with loads of electrical gremlins which will inevitably resolve to two simply diagnosed faults.
Trouble is that it will take several attempts to find out what is wrong, owing to the lack of information that seems to go with the Xantia.
Is there really no resource on the net that has circuit diagrams available for download? If we had access to the data, there are a score of us that would be able to solve most of these gremlins in minutes so if you know where this info can be found, please let us all know!

Dave Burns · Unread post by **Dave Burns** » 28 Dec 2004, 18:41

Would you be refering to an official publication of some sort or do you mean diagrams from such as the book of lies.
Dave

PowerLee · Unread post by **PowerLee** » 28 Dec 2004, 19:01

Dont mention that book of lies! The diagrams are very often wrong in there! lol

tomsheppard · Unread post by **tomsheppard** » 28 Dec 2004, 22:11

Anything! Revue technique for example? NB. The BOL for the BX shows the correct wiring for the heater which is often incorrectly wired by Citroen. That has to be a first!

beezer · Unread post by **beezer** » 28 Dec 2004, 22:44

The complete Haynes Xantia manual is available in .zip form at: http://citroeny.cz/servis/servis.htm
along with some other goodies.

NiSk · Unread post by **NiSk** » 29 Dec 2004, 15:52

There are some Xantia electics on:
http://citroeny.cz/servis/xantiaser/ele ... ektro.html
//NiSk

NiSk · Unread post by **NiSk** » 29 Dec 2004, 15:59

Plus a diagram showing the positions of the various spheres, the pin-out of the diagnostic connector (unfortunatly i Czech!) and some mechanical drawings:
http://citroeny.cz/servis/xantiaser/xantia.html
and links to Aktiva electrics:
http://citroeny.cz/servis/xantiaser/sch ... mata2.html
//NiSk

beezer · Unread post by **beezer** » 29 Dec 2004, 16:52

The site has quite a lot of useful stuff. Anyone here speak Czech?

AndersDK · Unread post by **AndersDK** » 29 Dec 2004, 22:34

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The site has quite a lot of useful stuff. Anyone here speak Czech?
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This site speaks Czech : http://www.tranexp.com:2000/InterTran
Not exactly the best native english, but at least you can get an idea of what the text is about ...
More translations at : http://translation.langenberg.com/