Making it's debut in 2005, the first Citroen C1 was the smallest car with thermal motorization from the brand (the C0 was 100% electric). Like its cousins Peugeot 107 and Toyota Aygo, it presents with the form of a small car with 3 or 5 doors, with a relatively rustic interior, notably in it's finish and materials. It is available in two engine formats, 1 L of gas from 68 horsepower and 1.4 L of diesel from 54 horsepower, and both formats are 5-speeds, one manual and the other automatic.
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You’ll need to give us a bit more.
Why do you think the crank shaft is the issue vs the spark timing, the valve lifters or the valves/seats or even the cylinder rings or the cylinder piston or connecting rod.
You’ll need to give us a bit more.
Why do you think the crank shaft is the issue vs the spark timing, the valve lifters or the valves/seats or even the cylinder rings or the cylinder piston or connecting rod.
by DanJ
@magd13871 what year is your Citroen and what engine does it have? What are the issues with it and what have you checked?
by oldturkey03