all, I have one, looks like a genuine part from Citroen! even has it's own plate with various numbers and so on... like a VIN plate.. and Citroen logo
anyway, is it fairly easy to install? I am not worried about doing the electrics, but will i need to drill holes in boot etc for the main mountings, or are they factory done?
car is V6 series 2...
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John, I cannot comment on the pukka Citroen one but the Witter one is a very easy job to fit. No holes need to be drilled as far as I remember but two need opening out a little. There is even a convenient hole for the electrics.
The longest job was taking the rear bumper off. Series 2 cars need a small piece cut out of the rear bumper with the Witter.
The V6 should be a wonderful towcar
What are you going to be towing with it?
The longest job was taking the rear bumper off. Series 2 cars need a small piece cut out of the rear bumper with the Witter.
The V6 should be a wonderful towcar
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Don't forget the obligatory "If you can read this, I've lost my caravan!" bumper sticker 
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thanks all 
I have no reason to fit it, except its in my way and i am short of room
got a feeling it may be a witter but definately marked up as Citroen part .. anyway...
I sold my car trailer last week to! see even less of a reason to need it.. but still , guess it wont hurt. Could pull my motorbike around on it.. maybe go holidaying in the alps or somewhere
J
I have no reason to fit it, except its in my way and i am short of room
got a feeling it may be a witter but definately marked up as Citroen part .. anyway...
I sold my car trailer last week to! see even less of a reason to need it.. but still , guess it wont hurt. Could pull my motorbike around on it.. maybe go holidaying in the alps or somewhere
J
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Estates take different towbars from saloons don't they?
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Just like every time I throw something away, thinking I'll never use that...jgra1 wrote:hmm,..
I just know Jim that as soon as i sell it. i would have a use for it!. sods law..
Fit it, if nothing else a towbar is very good protection for people who run ito the back of you. It has happened to me on several occasions, most recently on a Pelican. I stopped on amber but the Jag behind did not. Bang! Xantia damage nil, Jag, bent bumper and reshaped front valance.
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