xantia heater matrix pipe re fit
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citroenxm
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Martin Beevers
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Hi Mike,
With mine I found it helped to put the o ring onto the pipe, but not all the way, lubricate with grease and gently but firmly ease it home. You will know when it's on because you will hear or feel the retaining clip click over.
Hope this helps. If your having to force it there is something out of line. It might be worth stepping back and trying a different angle. Remember the pipe or your new matrix can break if you are heavy handed.
With mine I found it helped to put the o ring onto the pipe, but not all the way, lubricate with grease and gently but firmly ease it home. You will know when it's on because you will hear or feel the retaining clip click over.
Hope this helps. If your having to force it there is something out of line. It might be worth stepping back and trying a different angle. Remember the pipe or your new matrix can break if you are heavy handed.
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DickieG
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That's what worked for me, are you using new seals as they do tend to swell with age which makes them twist etc.imperial21 wrote:Can it work to put the seals in the shoulders of the matrix neck ? as i am having no luck at all trying to get the pipe into the matrix.
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