Don't you mean a lot of them?Citroenmad wrote:No! some of them are now just ornamentsDickieG wrote:So I take it you are now in possession of the slowest Activa on the planetDeanxm wrote:oh its much worse now, much much worse![]()

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yes is the short answer to that, ive been holding little old ladies up when coming off the line, on the upside ive been getting some fantastic economy out of herDickieG wrote:So I take it you are now in possession of the slowest Activa on the planetDeanxm wrote:oh its much worse now, much much worse![]()
Mine has done 4000 in the last year, high mileageCitroJim wrote:LOL at thatDickieG wrote:? For many it could be the first time in years![]()
Mine's practically an ornament. Going in for the MOT today... Looking at the old certificate I've done less than 2500 miles in it in the past year![]()
And that's NOT due to reliability issues either, before anyone asks...
I'm always after one as I'd love to be able to wrap my Activa in cotton wool and tuck it up snugly in a warm garage for the winter...KP wrote:You guys are turning into collectors, you'll soon be looking for barns to store them in or churchs:p
Tell her it is advanced testing of a whirlpool bathDeanxm wrote: looks very pitted under where the steel bracket was, i will make up a way of connecting it to the compressor and when swmbo is out i will submerge it in the bath and pressure test it to see where the leak is, silver solder will repair it if just pinholed, fingers crossed.
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http://www.polar-aircon.co.uk/ list the XM condenser at an eye-watering £234 +VATDeanxm wrote:Now with darkness setting in i decided to retreat to the shed and inspect the A/C condenser and remove the mounting plate since finding a new one is prooving very difficult.