I saw it on the BX Project along with a few other posts by someone called M. I may look into one of those, very handy for stripped carbs and loads of other intricate parts.

That's good to here Vanny, so you are all set. Hopefully the weather will continue, April has been good so far, it is typically the month I can allocate time to the BX and I was looking forward to that in particular this year. You have that "Hydraurinçage" in then, need to cover a few miles for that...

Vanny wrote: ↑

Sun Apr 19, 2020 7:12 pm

What can i say, i play to an audience, even an audience of 1!

It appears to be 3 right now with yourself included so it is worth it.

You can touch up the lettering with a Molotow chrome pen and seal it with spray on acrylic varnish. Example below, see the pictures on the page.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Molotow-Liquid ... B01E7EG3NM

I have been browsing around different sites for BX info (with the words 16 valve or in this case 16 Soupapes). The latter brings up a lot more sites which make interesting reading. Google translate is a big help. I believe the BX was not particularly liked in the early days but everything I have fou...

Perfect, they are more for looks really because as a fog light, they are not that great. They are also quite prone to cracking if hit by a chipping. I bought some Peugeot covers that seemed to solve the issue when the car was in regular use. I have been looking for the 16v emblem on various sites bu...

Pleased to have helped. Hopefully will be fine, let us know.

Of the two, fog lights appear the easier to get and not that costly. Further down the page is the driving light as seen on 309's etc. https://www.bowerspartsonline.co.uk/lighting/spot-lights/classic-spotlights/sim-3217-rectangular-front-fog-lamplight-citroen-ax-gt-bx-cx-peugeot-205-309-405-gti Welco...

Spoox Motorsport have them. https://spoox.co.uk/citroen/693-citroen-bx-16v-timing-pin-kit.html There are sizes and dimensions to make a set in Haynes, they are a little on the short side and can rest inside the cog alignment hole so take that into account if you have some machined. I expect the Spoo...

Vanny wrote: ↑

Thu Oct 03, 2019 3:58 pm

The ignition loom was swapped for a better condition one with some tarting, so should be like for like. Only the sensor harness was remade so shouldn't have an impact.

But you know what that means . . .

It should, it shouldn't and I do.

Keeping a watch on progress, I doubt it will solve the issue but as well as the other items you are checking, are all your earth connection points clean, the one under the battery, to the n/s wing and to the engine. Also the throttle position sensor, a bit of a clean up may help. If the issue appear...

Hi! Finally logged in after being away for a while. Welcome back to the forum, you have been away for a while, 5 years! Nice to see your two cars side by side, the limo style of the CX next to the more angular BX. Sounds like you have a bit to do regarding the BX but at least you seem to know what ...

Hi All, Just thought I would start a little thread here about how the model attracts attention and comments from members of the public. Like many I don't really get time to take the valver out often due to other commitments but it has had a couple outings recently. What I have seen is quite remarkab...

Hi Vanny,

That is awful, I bet you are fed up. I guess you have some breakdown cover with your insurance but it is very disappointing. The car looks really nice on the road as well. Probably something very minor but enough to probably ruin the day.

Vanny wrote: ↑

Fri May 24, 2019 3:23 pm

it's become a bit Stockholm syndrome for me,

That is very apt for many.

I don't think Mac will mind (especially if his car starts )