Hi!
I could have posted Xantia, XM... but has anyone found out a way to lube up the front struts from the inside à là BX?
Cheers fellas!
C5 front strut lubing
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Kowalski
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406 V6
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mseymour
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It is.
But i would like to see how much would this approach benefit it's comfort.
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it won't. You can't effectively lube the struts on the Xantia, I doubt the design has changed much for the C5 as the Xantia struts seem pretty long lasting.
It is.
But i would like to see how much would this approach benefit it's comfort.
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it won't. You can't effectively lube the struts on the Xantia, I doubt the design has changed much for the C5 as the Xantia struts seem pretty long lasting.
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Kowalski
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I have lubed the struts on my '97 Xantia, and can say for sure that the ride got better after the lubing. I lubed them because after changing spheres, the ride on the '97 was not as good as the ride of the '95, and that was with the same sort of Alko front speres.
The down side was that the ride was only improved for a short while, then it went back to how it was before, I suspect the seals on the struts are good enough to remove any lubrication and get the struts back to being dry.
The down side was that the ride was only improved for a short while, then it went back to how it was before, I suspect the seals on the struts are good enough to remove any lubrication and get the struts back to being dry.