Hello.
I'm a fist time citroen owner, and this is my first car actually, so I am not very savvy with exactly how the sensordrive system works.
I have been doing as much research as I can using the c2club in the UK, however they seem to have a lot more mechanic support for the c2 over there - probably because of how popular they are/were.
I bought my little C2 about 2 years ago, have barely had many sensodrive issues, just one or two snowflakes every few months. I have had trouble free driving for at least the past 9 months, and then the snowflake came back.
Now, as you will see in this clip, the gearbox/clutch actuator is doing something very strange.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ht8...ature=youtu.be
I have sprayed lube inside the actuator the best I can, thinking it might just need a bit of help with the movement.
I need to take it to a mechanic, but am hoping to find one in Brisbane with a bit of sensodrive experience.
I have had it serviced by euroserve here in Brisbane, however his theory for the snowflake was that the gearbox oil is getting too hot, and as a self-preservation method, forcing th car to stop.
Not sure how true this is, as I have had this happen in the dead of winter 5 mins after drving the car.
I'm a fist time citroen owner, and this is my first car actually, so I am not very savvy with exactly how the sensordrive system works.
I have been doing as much research as I can using the c2club in the UK, however they seem to have a lot more mechanic support for the c2 over there - probably because of how popular they are/were.
I bought my little C2 about 2 years ago, have barely had many sensodrive issues, just one or two snowflakes every few months. I have had trouble free driving for at least the past 9 months, and then the snowflake came back.
Now, as you will see in this clip, the gearbox/clutch actuator is doing something very strange.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ht8...ature=youtu.be
I have sprayed lube inside the actuator the best I can, thinking it might just need a bit of help with the movement.
I need to take it to a mechanic, but am hoping to find one in Brisbane with a bit of sensodrive experience.
I have had it serviced by euroserve here in Brisbane, however his theory for the snowflake was that the gearbox oil is getting too hot, and as a self-preservation method, forcing th car to stop.
Not sure how true this is, as I have had this happen in the dead of winter 5 mins after drving the car.