The Citroen BX Workshop Service Repair Manual provides a comprehensive and detailed guide to maintaining and repairing your Citroen BX, spanning all model years. This manual serves as a replacement for the costly factory shop manuals and offers an extensive collection of technical information. From routine maintenance procedures to complex repairs, this essential resource covers every aspect of your Citroen BX. Delve into sections on lubrication and maintenance, suspension systems, braking systems, cooling systems, electrical systems, engines, fuel systems, exhaust systems, transmissions, heating and air conditioning, emission control systems, bodywork, and wiring diagrams. The manual is rich with detailed illustrations and diagrams, making it easy to understand and follow even the most intricate repair procedures.

The Citroën BX is a compact executive car that was produced by the French manufacturer Citroën from 1983 to 1993. It was the successor to the Citroën GSA and was intended to be a more modern and sophisticated car, featuring a number of innovative features. The BX was known for its aerodynamic design, which was achieved through the use of a distinctive "shark fin" rear window. This design feature, combined with its low drag coefficient, helped to make the BX one of the most fuel-efficient cars of its time. The BX was also praised for its comfortable and spacious interior, as well as its advanced suspension system, which offered excellent handling and ride quality. There were several engine options available, ranging from small petrol engines to larger diesel units, catering to a range of needs and preferences. The BX was a popular car in Europe, where it was lauded for its blend of style, practicality, and innovation. However, despite its initial success, the BX began to suffer from its age in the later years of production. The model lacked the modern features and technology that were emerging in its competitors, leading to a decline in sales. However, the BX left a lasting mark on the automotive landscape with its unique design and innovative engineering. It remains a popular choice for enthusiasts and collectors today, appreciating the car's distinctive character and its legacy as a groundbreaking vehicle. While the Citroën BX is no longer in production, the Citroën BX Workshop Service Repair Manual remains a valuable resource for those who own and maintain these cars. This comprehensive manual provides detailed information on every aspect of the BX, from routine maintenance procedures to complex repairs, making it an essential companion for any BX owner.