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Where can I buy C4GP Rear Spring parts?
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KenC   
Thu Feb 09 2017, 12:43pm
Member No: #18024
Joined: Feb 12 2011
Location: Derby
 No I was told at the garage I use that there is no rear wheel alignment unlike my 406
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 Pt_picasso (14 Feb 2017 : 05:32)
BigJohnD   
Thu Feb 09 2017, 05:17pm

Member No: #82
Joined: Jan 22 2007
Location: Hoylake
 It's only the type of springing that's being changed. None of the locating points are altered - they aren't adjustable.
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Aa_ron   
Fri Jan 05 2018, 05:22am
Member No: #48726
Joined: Jun 25 2017
Location: Gosport
 Just contacted my local dealer and have been told that the rebound block part number is incorrect or no longer available, and that it is isn't possible to convert my 07 plate GP to coils because my rear axel is different. I don't think it is going from the diagrams and photos I have seen of the conversion, can someone confirm this for me please?
trev h   
Sat Jan 06 2018, 04:31am
Member No: #10864
Joined: Sep 11 2009
Location: kent/se london
 That sounds like a load of old cods, try another dealer although when i was doing mine they didn't want to supply parts when they knew what they were for, if i remember correctly another member on here had his converted by the dealership in southampton which isn't too far from you, look through the search for rear spring conversion it's in there.
pagautas   
Sat Jan 06 2018, 10:16am
Member No: #38102
Joined: Nov 13 2014
Location: Kaunas
 I don't see any problem getting all necessary parts
This is original citroen part numbers
2x 5166.90
2x 5164.51
2x 5102.AC
Parts separately costs about 180euro wholesale and ~250euro retail
TriumphGuy   
Mon Jun 25 2018, 12:47am
Member No: #47272
Joined: Jan 13 2017
Location: Halifax, West Yorkshire
 I've not read through the rest of this thread so i apologize if this has already been mentioned. There is a place in Sheffield which will do the conversion for you or just supply the parts.

eBay listing: - Click Here -
Website: - Click Here -
riven1962   
Wed Jun 27 2018, 04:27pm
Member No: #18905
Joined: Mar 23 2011
Location: Widnes, Cheshire
 Try these.
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TriumphGuy   
Fri Feb 01 2019, 07:02am
Member No: #47272
Joined: Jan 13 2017
Location: Halifax, West Yorkshire
 If you're willing to put in a bit of legwork, you can order the springs from your local motor factor or take a chance on eBay (do NOT buy used springs).. The spring seats and an bump stops are available from the dealer or used from a breaker or eBay.
MIM   
Thu Apr 11 2019, 07:42am
Member No: #3298
Joined: Apr 15 2008
Location: Shoreham-by-Sea, England
Dave_Retired. wrote ...

You hook the car up to 'Lexia/Proxia' (Dealer Diagnostic System) go into the settings on the car and deselect the pneumatic suspension option


My local Citroen specialist relaced the air suspension for coil springs this week. However the fault / error message keeps returning to the dashboard.
He said when he went into Lexia to deselect the pneumatic suspension option several times, it clears for a while, then returns when the car is re-started, it hasn't cancelled yet.

Any ideas why / what he could do to remove the code?
I have a 2008 C4GP

Many thanks
TriumphGuy   
Tue Apr 30 2019, 12:40am
Member No: #47272
Joined: Jan 13 2017
Location: Halifax, West Yorkshire
 You will need to disable auto height correction as well. The fuse for the auto height correction will also need to be removed. I've not had any error messages since I did this.
MIM   
Tue Apr 30 2019, 08:57am
Member No: #3298
Joined: Apr 15 2008
Location: Shoreham-by-Sea, England
 Thanks TriumphGuy I'll ask them about this.
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