Using the search facility to find C5 postings
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Monkeyfeet
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Using the search facility to find C5 postings
Cannot seem to find any C5 (or c5) postings at all - there's definitely some out there though. Search just comes back with "no topics or posts met (my) criteria".Any helpful suggestions?
XantiaTD's(all gone). BXGTi, sold (sob). C5 2.2Hdi SE Exc Hatch. C5 2.2 Estate auto. Xsara Hdi estate. Yam YZF750, Zoom. GSX-S750, mmm.
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JohnD
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Monkeyfeet
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Thanks, Ill try that.( could it also be something to do with the letter/word count - "bx" or "1.9" or "td" - 2 letter searches reply the same, whereas "xantia" and "1.9td" - 5 letter searches work? )
Tried "2.2 hdi" -with results
Tried "2.2 hdi" -with results
XantiaTD's(all gone). BXGTi, sold (sob). C5 2.2Hdi SE Exc Hatch. C5 2.2 Estate auto. Xsara Hdi estate. Yam YZF750, Zoom. GSX-S750, mmm.
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alan s
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406 V6
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Use "C5 HDi"
Why? Well, most users of C5s have HDIs, and with this, C5 is included on the global search (which is usually an "AND" function); this way every post that has "C5" on it, will appear. The search facility does not allow for a search using on a 2 letter word.
Why? Well, most users of C5s have HDIs, and with this, C5 is included on the global search (which is usually an "AND" function); this way every post that has "C5" on it, will appear. The search facility does not allow for a search using on a 2 letter word.
Francisco
C5 2.0HDI smoothly riding on 1.8l version spheres
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C5 2.0HDI smoothly riding on 1.8l version spheres
When the hearts beats like a pressure regulator you know it means one thing: Love
Citroën - pacemaking since 1955
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406 V6
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