Hello everyone
Just collected my 2013 DS5 DStyle 2.0 Hdi last week. Amazing car with 64k and full Citroen history. A few bits on the to do. There is a shake of the steering wheel between 60 and 65 mph but never at any other speed. The rear alloys, 18” canveral are peeling. The lack of wheel jack and brace have been answered on here already.
The one annoying thing I’ve noticed though is that when turning left with steering wheel more than a quarter turn at the nine o’clock there is a boing like feeling through the pedals. Not to the right just left, it as though it snags something??
Car is in great condition but has a slight scuff in the passenger rear door that can be polished out. The interior is excellent. Really great car. Although I’ve just gone from a lightly modified Mazda 6 MPS so getting used to a diesel and a lot less horses and AWD.
Still even though it’s less ra
I’d I keep catching myself walking around the car looking at it....wow
New DS5 owner
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myglaren
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I'd suspect a broken suspension spring, probably at an extreme end.Neilied wrote: 01 Sep 2019, 19:19 The one annoying thing I’ve noticed though is that when turning left with steering wheel more than a quarter turn at the nine o’clock there is a boing like feeling through the pedals. Not to the right just left, it as though it snags something??
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GiveMeABreak
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Re: New DS5 owner
Hi and welcome - I think only the Hybrid is AWD - tho ether models are FWD.
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Hi MarcGiveMeABreak wrote: 01 Sep 2019, 20:58 Hi and welcome - I think only the Hybrid is AWD - tho ether models are FWD.
Thanks for the welcome. Yes sorry didn’t quite word it right I meant it’s been my first FWD for a while as my 6MPS and my scoot before have been AWD
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Thanks for that, I’ve had the car 10 days so will get that back to the dealer to check.myglaren wrote: 01 Sep 2019, 20:56I'd suspect a broken suspension spring, probably at an extreme end.Neilied wrote: 01 Sep 2019, 19:19 The one annoying thing I’ve noticed though is that when turning left with steering wheel more than a quarter turn at the nine o’clock there is a boing like feeling through the pedals. Not to the right just left, it as though it snags something??
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Re: New DS5 owner
So car went back to dealer for checks. They gave me an Aygo for a few days
. They found that front needed tracking, balancing and also that arb bushes were shot. 48 hour turn round and although still a minor shudder on the motorway steering is tight. A big improvement. I just purchased a handbook and wallet on eBay and updated mapping and safety.
Only job to do now is to get the rear alloys renovated as the diamond cut finish is shot but only on the rear
Only job to do now is to get the rear alloys renovated as the diamond cut finish is shot but only on the rear