This comprehensive Citroen CX Service and Repair Manual offers a wealth of information for anyone looking to repair, maintain or restore their classic car. It covers every aspect of the Citroen CX, from engine overhaul and rebuilding to brake systems, sunroof maintenance, timing belt replacement, and comprehensive troubleshooting.

The manual provides detailed illustrations, diagrams, wiring schematics, and specifications to guide you through each repair procedure. You'll find step-by-step instructions, diagnostic information, and troubleshooting tips for virtually every component of your Citroen CX.

Key sections include:

* Engine overhauling and rebuilding
* Brake system service and repair
* Sunroof maintenance and troubleshooting
* Timing belt replacement procedures
* Detailed trouble code listings
* Extensive wiring diagrams
* Troubleshooting and diagnostic guides
* Computer diagnostic trouble tree charts
* Engine performance optimization and repair
* Front end alignment procedures and specifications
* Suspension system maintenance and repair
* Transmission removal and installation procedures
* Air conditioning service and capacity specifications
* Transmission in-car servicing
* Computer diagnostic code descriptions
* Firing orders for all engine configurations
* Detailed specifications for every Citroen CX model
* Factory-recommended maintenance schedules and charts
* Serpentine belt routing diagrams and instructions
* Timing belt service procedures
* Brake servicing procedures
* U-joint and CV-joint service procedures
* Complete torque specifications
* Comprehensive repair procedures for all systems
* Complete wiring diagrams
* Hundreds of informative illustrations
* Vacuum diagrams for various systems

This manual will empower you with the knowledge to confidently tackle any repair or maintenance task on your Citroen CX.

The Citroën CX is a mid-size luxury car that was produced by the French automaker Citroën from 1974 to 1991. Designed by Italian designer Marcello Gandini, the CX was lauded for its aerodynamic design, which was revolutionary for its time. The car's sleek, low-slung profile helped to achieve a drag coefficient of 0.35, making it one of the most aerodynamic cars on the market. The CX's design was not merely focused on aesthetics, however. Its aerodynamic shape contributed to a comfortable and quiet ride, while its spacious interior offered ample room for both passengers and luggage. The CX was offered with a variety of engine options, ranging from modest four-cylinder units to powerful V6s, allowing buyers to choose a model suited to their needs and budgets.

Citroën's CX was marketed as a car for discerning drivers who valued comfort, style, and innovation. It became a popular choice for executives, diplomats, and celebrities. The CX also enjoyed success in motorsport, winning the 1974 Tour de France Automobile. However, the CX's success was ultimately short-lived. Production costs were high, leading to a relatively high price tag. Furthermore, the CX's complex suspension system, while innovative, proved to be expensive and difficult to maintain. These factors, combined with the rise of more affordable and fuel-efficient rivals, led to the CX's decline in popularity. While the CX was discontinued in 1991, it remains a symbol of Citroën's design philosophy and its ambition to push the boundaries of automotive design and technology. The Citroën CX Service & Repair Manual is a valuable resource for owners and enthusiasts seeking to keep their CX running smoothly.