Don't worry about that Rustyrustytractor wrote:I feel embarrassed to say I haven't a clue what the differences between a mk1 and a mk2 are.

Now, if it was a question about Xantias then that would be a different matter..
Don't worry about that Rustyrustytractor wrote:I feel embarrassed to say I haven't a clue what the differences between a mk1 and a mk2 are.
CitroJim wrote:I'd love to do an S1 lookalike ES9 V6 Russ...
My wheels of choice would be wobbly webs...
There is nothing special about the suspension system.rustytractor wrote:I spend most of my time working on my collection of old cars (1940's to 1980's) so am comfortable attempting most repairs but the suspension on the XM is totally alien to me.
Currently I'm comfortable doing the small jobs that the car requires but would like to have some decent repairing garage details as back-up for when I get lost.
Can anyone recommend honest, reliable repairing garages and parts suppliers in the Ilford, Essex area or reasonably nearby ?
I'd like to thank you all for being so welcoming to a newby - not all forums are the same.
Ah, but having never driven or been a passenger in an XM (or actually any Citroen except my step daughters DS3 last week now I come to think of it....) how do I define "hard" ?Dieselman wrote: There is nothing special about the suspension system.
Keep the pipes coated in rustproofing, the LHM fluid clean, lubricate the height corrector pivot bearings and when the ride gets hard change the spheres and the system will remain faultless for a long time yet.
So that means mk2's are more defined but mk1's are more for the purist ?Eddie nuff wrote:Style!rustytractor wrote:I feel embarrassed to say I haven't a clue what the differences between a mk1 and a mk2 are.