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dean
OK, hopfully if i can remember how to do this there should be some shots of my 2.0 8v auto prestige.
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dean
cituning triple lamp conversion

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dean
And finally the interior

Dean
citroenxm
How can you sur-come to a Xantia steering wheel!!!!

You should have a single spoke in there!!


Rgds
citroenxm
DrTim
QUOTE (citroenxm @ Jan 14 2008, 20:12 PM)
How can you sur-come to a Xantia steering wheel!!!!

You should have a single spoke in there!!


Rgds
citroenxm

Yeah, or maybe a double spoke one like mine. I guess the controls on Dean's wheel are more like on a S2 XM than a S1, though.

I havn't tried a car with single spoke wheel but I'd like to, I MUCH prefer the dual spoke
non-airbag one in my Presteige to the 4 spoke S2 one, both because its thicker to hold and because of the placement of the spokes (I do have quite bad RSI/wrist issues). The only place the S2 wheel wins is on the stereo control, and airbag I guess, though I don;t tend to drive like I need one especially in the S1.

Oh and Dean, get a photobucket account, its so much better with inline images. I set it up in no time yesterday. Sure, I know how to download the attached images, but its slow.
DrTim
QUOTE (dean @ Jan 14 2008, 17:14 PM)
And finally the interior

Dean

wow, is that the fabled multimedia XM :-) :-)
dean
Hi gents

Yes i know the xant steering wheel is a bit bad (hangs head in shame sad.gif ) but it is thicker than the standard wheels and feels nicer, the stereo buttons illuminate as well rolleyes.gif
I have spare single and double spoke mk1 steering wheels in the garage just in case i change my mind and want to swap back.

citroenxm
just curiously Dean, do the controls still work the steering? Im aware the connector to the buttons are the same behind the boss cover, but does it actually function the radio??


citroenxm
bitontheside
Love that front end!
Andmcit
QUOTE (citroenxm @ Jan 16 2008, 12:46 PM)
just curiously Dean, do the controls still work the steering? Im aware the connector to the buttons are the same behind the boss cover, but does it actually function the radio??


citroenxm

I'm thinking the same thing - I actually don't mind the early Xantia wheel with the
decent stereo controls. Far nicer than that big blobby s2 thing too!

If I want to pilot a big single spoke wheel that's just the excuse I need to drive a CX... laugh.gif

Andrew
dean
Hi gents

The steering wheel controls do not work, although i have wired them in so that they illuminate wacko.gif .
The connector on my original two spoke wheel has four pins and the xantia wheel has 6, presumably because it has 2 way, illuminated buttons rather than the simple xm ones, I am sure it would work with a xantia lead and the little disc that transits the current to the wheel, but i have never got round to it, there has always been something else that wants doing biggrin.gif next time I'm in the dash though.............

Dean
Andmcit
I think if you follow the Xantia's loom further in it'd be interesting to see if there
was a chance of easy compatibility. Be nice to know though!!

Andrew
dean
Hi Andrew

I'm sure it would be easy, i keep meaning to get into the local scrappy and get the necessary parts off a xant while there is still plenty of them in there, and if i had the xant wiring then there would be a greater chance of me getting off my backside and doing something with mine biggrin.gif hard to get motivated when its cold and dark outside though rolleyes.gif

Dean
dean
Just thought i would post a few pics of the head job im entertaining myself with at the moment. sorry about having to wait around for them to load, i will sort out a flicker/photobucket thing soon rolleyes.gif .
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