1984 Citroen BX TRS 1.6 petrol from UK and Ireland
Summary:
A different experience
Faults:
Rear brakes seized up.
Intermittent starting fault,never cured.
Electric window problem.
Starter motor had to be replaced.
Pedal box had to be repaired.
Ignition switch broke.
General Comments:
Very comfortable car, my children still miss it.
The suspension was no end of amusement, a doddle to drive throufg fords that left other cars stuck!
Indicator switchgear excellent, one swith on the console for left, & one for right.
Would you buy another car from this manufacturer? Don't Know
Review Date: 14th August, 2004
18th Jan 2007, 15:47
High fuel consumption in a carburettor fed BX can be due to removal of the temperature controlled air ducts that go to the air cleaner, or a faulty temperature controller where the ducts connect. The carburettor is set up to run best at 35C and can guzzle otherwise. Also give jets a clearing with compressed air.