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Post by Janz »

05/2000 XActivaII V6
60000 kms[:)]
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Post by jqlr »

98 2.0L T, 80,000 miles
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Post by roadruner »

xantia supenion is easy cireon only dont tell you so they can make more money on fitting it
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Post by ActivaPete »

To nbrewster,
Someone has certainly gone a long way down the tuning route but I'm not sure how !
My mark one Activa was still pulling HARD uphill when it ran out of speedometer (at 150mph measured) F**K knows how !
It did however only do 17mpg which a mate told me was worse than his Ferrari 308 Quatravalve!
He did however say that my Activa was quicker than his Ferrari !
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Post by Panjandrum »

This is the best place for info on Xantia.
Activa 1997, still only 68,000 miles.
Had rad fans replaced, loads of front bearings, even had a new gearbox under warranty at 15k.
Had rattly back end done twice and now it's back again and I need to do it myself this time. Looks like I can find out how in here somehow.
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Post by uhn113x »

roadruner [sic] or is that 'Roadrunner'?
<blockquote id="quote"><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" id="quote">quote:<hr height="1" noshade id="quote">xantia supenion is easy cireon only dont tell you so they can make more money on fitting it<hr height="1" noshade id="quote"></blockquote id="quote"></font id="quote">
I think that some of the letters have fallen out of your post [}:)]
Sometimes we find them at the side of the A1
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Post by h3rjp »

1999 Activa 2.0T 67,000 miles
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Post by glynn25121100 »

1996 2.0L Turbo Activa, 54000 miles and makes me smile every time i drive it [8D]
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Post by activalee »

V reg 2.0L Turbo Activa with suspension probs as usual. At the moment cant seem to get it up!!!
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Post by Thunderbird »

I wonder if Xantia Activa Mk2 (after '98) should be more reliable than Xantia Activa Mk1. (Usually, as models get older, several improvements are made at factory level...)
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Post by ACTIVE8 »

1998 2.0L Turbo Activa 2. Great car, a wolf in sheeps clothing! Handles bends like a dream & surprises other drivers. Subtle because people are not aware of it's ability, but I would like more performance to match the excellent suspension
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Post by Pat »

1997 turbo activa 115,000 miles good car but with afew niggles
Can anyone give me info on "chipping " it ?
Thanks Pat
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Post by born2die »

hi I have an activa 1998 which I bought yesterday. (what away into xantia ownership). 82500 miles and the garage I bought it off changed all the belts, serviced flushed etc the hydrolics(sorry cant spell today) mot etc and all for not a lot of money.
*only problem is the wife hasnt really seen it yet as I cant stop driving her*
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Post by Pat Neenan »

Born 2 die I hope you enjoy your activa .I love mine, but i still can't get more than 20 mpg out of her around town and 25 mpg on a long run!!
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Post by born2die »

yup I am finding that but that said it could be to do with the fact i have just left my 9000i for a much newer faster etc car and I just cant no matter how hard I try cant stop playing with the turbo punch coming out of corners (makes me sound like a boy racer) this is one car that even though it will probably be high maintaince will be worth it as I cant stop driving her and she puts a smile on my face every time[:D]
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