This comprehensive service repair manual is your ultimate guide to maintaining and repairing your Citroen BX, covering all models from 1982 to 1994. It delves into every aspect of your vehicle, providing detailed instructions and illustrations to help you tackle any repair or maintenance task with confidence. Inside, you'll find a wealth of information, including: * **Step-by-step instructions:** Easy to follow instructions guide you through each repair process, ensuring you understand every step. * **Detailed illustrations:** Clear diagrams and images provide visual aids, making it easier to identify parts and procedures. * **Wiring schematics:** Thorough wiring diagrams help you troubleshoot electrical issues and understand the complex wiring system in your BX. * **Technical specifications:** Essential specifications for your Citroen BX are included, helping you make informed decisions about parts and adjustments. Whether you're a seasoned mechanic or a DIY enthusiast, this manual empowers you to handle almost any repair or maintenance task on your Citroen BX. It's a valuable resource for keeping your vehicle running smoothly and extending its lifespan.

The 1982-1994 Citroën BX is a compact hatchback that marked a significant departure from Citroën's traditional design philosophy. While the brand was known for its hydraulic suspension systems and innovative engineering, the BX aimed for a more conventional approach, emphasizing practicality and affordability. This aerodynamically sculpted car, designed by Italian stylist Marcello Gandini, featured a sleek, wedge-shaped profile, with a flush-mounted grille and hidden wipers. The BX was offered with a range of petrol and diesel engines, including the innovative 1.9-liter diesel engine with direct injection, making it a fuel-efficient choice. The BX's interior was functional and comfortable, offering a spacious cabin for its size. Notably, the car's innovative features included an optional self-levelling hydraulic suspension for comfort and handling, and a unique "flying" dashboard design that resembled a futuristic aircraft cockpit. The Citroën BX was lauded for its distinctive styling, comfortable ride, and fuel efficiency. It became a popular choice in Europe, particularly in France, where it was marketed as a spacious and practical family car. Despite its success, the BX faced challenges in the mid-1990s due to increasingly stringent safety regulations and competition from newer models. Production ceased in 1994, leaving behind a legacy of innovative design and engineering that continued to influence Citroën's future models. The Workshop Service Repair Manual, specifically catered to the 1982-1994 BX, provides detailed technical information for mechanics and enthusiasts, covering everything from engine maintenance and repair to bodywork and electrical systems. This valuable resource ensures that the BX, a car that continues to be cherished for its unique character and driving experience, can be kept in top condition for generations to come.