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Post by cleansweep »

Hello to all,


I own a xantia hdi est, (new to citroen) and have lots of praise for the car very comfortable, economical, drives and handles well, so i thought becoming a member here would be wise thing to do to gain knowledge and share information on my citroen.


Well the first thing i need to do is get my radio working, (code)
model PU2294B s/n CL0402Y0199569

Then i need to sort out another key as im realy frightened of losing the one i have, i think its expensive getting sorted otherwise.
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Post by Stempy »

Nice car. You'll need a crash course in hydraulics if you are new to Citroen, and this is just the place to get it. :D Welcome aboard.
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Post by addo »

This place must be a magnet for people with Xantia estates. :lol: I just signed up the other day and have a white '99... You can also sign up for the free factory spares documentation facility, "service.citroen".

Citroën can furnish a new key based on your VIN; otherwise there's info floating about the web on how to measure your existing one with slide calipers, "crack" the key code based on these measurements and have a locksmith cut one from blank stock.

If you're new to Cits, might be worth confirming the spheres are healthy and strut tops not in danger of failure. The cars are reaching an age where neglectful or ignorant ownership can compromise safety of both occupants and others.

As a DIY (of the experienced type) vehicle, they seem to be about 85% intuitive and 15% cussedness. Being proactive about upkeep will make the difference between enjoyment and dissatisfaction.

Cheers, Adam.
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Post by cleansweep »

addo wrote:You can also sign up for the free factory spares documentation facility, "service.citroen".

That looks good!!!
addo wrote: If you're new to Cits, might be worth confirming the spheres are healthy and strut tops not in danger of failure.



Cheers, Adam.
The front sphears are all good and new, :)

.......................................................................Does anybody know if i can unblock that radio code................

:)
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Post by Stempy »

You can get the code from your local Cit dealer who will gladly charge you £15. :shock:
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Post by MJM »

I've just joined, as well.

No Xantia estate, though, I've a 1999 "T" reg 2 litre 16v petrol Exclusive.

I didn't have the radio code etc with the car, one dealer wanted £15 per number, ie radio code, key number and security code. Total £45.

I called in at another and was given all three for no charge! I needed the V5 as proof of ownership, though.
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