...ing dampers or just springs. The springs are what control the drop in height. The dampers are just there to control the spring as such.
3. The ca... Posted by wozza on 06 July 2010 | Relevance: 0.6
... fairly soft during hard driving it is stiffer to control body roll.
As I said how much do you want to spend? I can only say buy the Jamex if you... Posted by wozza on 08 July 2010 | Relevance: 0.6
...ng theme with Citroen.
How would I get the blanking switches off? Any suggestions or experience before I go in with screwdriver and pliars? Posted by on 05 September 2007 | Relevance: 0.6
Any Citroen experts know if the lower steering wheel controls can be retrofitted to Cool models and below? There's a couple of pranged C4s on FleaBay... Posted by BigJohnD on 05 September 2007 | Relevance: 0.6
The plot thickens. According to the Citroen parts dealer the lower steering control parts come to £117 + VAT new. Unfortunately Citroen technical a... Posted by on 05 September 2007 | Relevance: 0.6
The plot thickens. According to the Citroen parts dealer the lower steering control parts come to £117 + VAT new. Unfortunately Citroen technica... Posted by Dave_Retired. on 05 September 2007 | Relevance: 0.6
Oops, somehow missed this thread.
The controls (known as FCC - or Fixed Centre Control) are not coded uniquely between vehicles.
However whe... Posted by Phil on 08 September 2007 | Relevance: 0.6
... my service centre who are yet to get back to me. The coding part is a relief, now to find out if I can get the controls to work... :) thanks. Posted by on 08 September 2007 | Relevance: 0.6
Thanks for that very comprehensive description.
Air recirculation button: does your C4 have normal air conditioning or climate control? Posted by PentlandC4 on 23 April 2011 | Relevance: 0.6
All you could do without removing whole air bag is to take off big button (volume control). It is relatively easy to remove it by putting small screwd... Posted by minotaurus1 on 01 May 2011 | Relevance: 0.6
Further to this I have now had the following done to the car: change the oil filter (citroen parts fitted) filter cap, oil, oil pressure switch, oil ... Posted by Tinymartin on 21 September 2016 | Relevance: 0.6
Hi gmerry
I have changed oil, oil filter, oil pressure switch and oil pump but am going to try pressure gauge next, the only sound coming from engi... Posted by on 26 April 2012 | Relevance: 0.6
Oil pressure switch should be to the r/h side of the DPF but if you choose to replace the blocked pickup as I did and it was blocked you will need a s... Posted by wingnut on 04 September 2017 | Relevance: 0.6
...ndicator light to show when the door mirrors were switched on, to increase load. A properly factory fitted solution would be extremely helpful in ens... Posted by bluehdi on 11 May 2017 | Relevance: 0.6
... modern vehicle which has much stricter emissions controls, safety equipment etc etc. Not just singling you out here but talking to everyone with a ne... Posted by wozza on 02 December 2010 | Relevance: 0.6
...only 5'4" tall, it was still in my position.
Switched on and checked mileage since last reset 24.6 and 53.2 mpg, I know for a fact the computer i... Posted by on 02 December 2010 | Relevance: 0.6
...pec screen?
I know on the older VTR+ and higher specs it has 3 separate tabs you can see on the graphical display that it switches between. Posted by wozza on 04 December 2010 | Relevance: 0.6
...rive without stalling at low speed with aircon on. In fact on at least one occasion I had to switch it off to get up a particularly steep slope. Posted by routemaster1 on 26 June 2014 | Relevance: 0.6
...ssor cuts in and adds considerable load to the engine. On some old systems you could feel quite a 'clunk' when switching on the aircon at speed. Posted by routemaster1 on 26 June 2014 | Relevance: 0.6
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