1198 Xantia estate. Front suspension.

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London luke
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1198 Xantia estate. Front suspension.

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Should it always go down each time ytou leave car etc. I thought it stays up for 24 hours etc????

What is the basic guide to how it should work and what shouldnt happen!!


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The peeps may need to know a little more information about the car - year??? model???
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From 1994 all Xantias have the twin outlet pump, no flow divider valve and anti-sink. When its working correctly the car should stay at more or less the driving position for several days. There are additional spheres in the anti-sink circuit but they don't affect the anti-sink properties but in fact compensate for a drop in pressure when the valves open on startup.

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Its a Xantia 1.9 tD estate 1998
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mines sinking !!
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I also find that even after 20 miles etc, I Can be at traffic lights and notice the front end going up a bit...

Can anyone describe the fully working way a suspension should work and what to look out for as it starts to go wrong.
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