Not the flexi section - the manifold! Certainly looks like it could contain asbestos...
24v Project
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DownUnderXM
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2000 ES9J V6, 4HP20 auto, Gris Quartz hatchback
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citroenxm
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Re: 24v Project
No. It's not asbestos it's a heat bandage to keep the heat in..
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92 L Xm 2.1t D auto project
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A 2.0 8v hdi manual C5
on the way in a 2.0 16v hdi 138 auto C5 exclusive
on the way out a 207 1.4 16v se premium
92 L Xm 2.1t D auto project
Others
A 2.0 8v hdi manual C5
on the way in a 2.0 16v hdi 138 auto C5 exclusive
on the way out a 207 1.4 16v se premium
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Eddie nuff
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And that's just on this car
Was informed on Friday that the volume of work we have had during lockdown will carry on until 'at least' the new year, so no hope of much progress this year. Therefore there's no point in stripping the engine until the underneath of the car has been completely sorted. Still hoping I can get that done before winter kicks in but any work done will be on a piecemeal basis.I had hoped that both Goldie and the Sinker would be on the road this year but that's not practical now. Even finding a wire so I can test Goldie is stretching time out. More pressing things arise pushing things like this down the list.
89 XM 2.0Si RP4788 (Gold)
90 XM 3.0 V6 24v RP4844 (Platinum)
93 Xantia 1.9TD RP6190 (Blue)
90 XM 3.0 V6 24v RP4844 (Platinum)
93 Xantia 1.9TD RP6190 (Blue)