CoolMaN - Citroen XM 3.0 V6 24V (1999)

The owner is from Germany. Don't know him sorry.

But about the weels, i think he thit it with bolts :D

I have 2 extra picture's for you which I've made last year at the German XM club meeting:

It looks like 17" to me. :wink:

they are :wink:

yup those wheels and rims are 17 inch.

Only one? And without tyres?

You too: A merry Christmas and all the best wishes for 2012.

Wow nice rims!!

Do me one favor, sent him back to me pleeeeeease!!! :mrgreen:


Have nice days!

Though it's still early days : a very merry christmas to you too, and an happy and healthy 2012! :lovecit:

Hi there Coolman! Damn nice wheels you've got there! Nice seize too!
And:


for you too!

The suspension computer gets weird. Probably because it gets wrong information from one of its many sensors and then decides to switch to sports mode. :roll:
If I remember correctly Mike had such too and it appeared to be the potentiometer mounted at the rear of the accelaretor pedal.
I wouldn't be surprised if the falling of the car's back after starting comes from the same problem.

By the way, do you have a 'knipperkastje'? It's a nifty device you can make yourself to read out the computers?

As Coolmans Xm is from '99 this probably will not work Wim. Lexia is the only way.
The failing (or is itt falling) of the rear is in my opinion more likely a dirty height corrector/regulator. It's stuck in position and comes lose after a short time. Cleaning the heigth corrector internally (remove from the car, dissassemble, clean and assemble and mount on the car) may cure this issue.

Yes, this is a homemade tool. It consists of a diode, LED, resistor and a switch. But as Furriegurrie pointed out it can't be use with your car anymore. :?
Nevertheless I'll search the document tonight and give you the link. At least it's worth to try. :wink:

Indeed, that's the one.

As Gerry already mentioned, won't work on a '99 xm.

Have you checked your suspension computer for burn marks around or on the opposide side of the vn05 transistor ?

like this: http://lh6.ggpht.com/_7ffp_6LVkJQ/TKDWoEtp_jI/AAAAAAAADTg/A3m7cVcq5EQ/s…
or http://lh5.ggpht.com/_T9tzslRScvk/TJ9c33yu3RI/AAAAAAAAFyE/i-MC9Uxq5yE/s…

Have you already considered to buy a Lexia? Something like this: http://tinyurl.com/cob4nzc
It might look like a lot of money but I can assure you it is worth every penny of it. Not only it can read out all the computers (ABS, ECU, suspension and ECC) but you can diagnose and test too. The software is used by PSA dealers. :wink:

for the lexia: make sure that the big brown connector is included in the set.

that looks similar to the 1 I have. It does have the special Xm connector...

I , too, can void for the Lexia; worth every penny and pays itself back in several jobs on the car.
Falling of the rearside can also be caused by a flat anti-sink sphere. Pressure is built up after you start the car, then when the anti-sink valve is opened, the hydraulic system has to fill up the whole anti-sink sphere all of a sudden. As a result the car drops its behind. :wink: