Suspension Spheres

• Re-use of the existing range with reduced prices.
• Part displaying equivalent quality to the original part.
• Coverage of the entire fleet of PSA vehicles on the road.
• New parts, not reconditioned or standard exchange parts.
• Quality:the Eurorepar spheres are tested and approved by the manufacturer.

The Eurorepar range includes 2 types of sphere:

• “ball” spheres for Citroen BX, Xantia, XM, CX
• “saucer” spheres for Citroen C5 (I, II and III) and C6.

Please consult the allocation table to check correspondence with the vehicle.

• Different operating volumes and pressures depending on the type of sphere (suspension sphere, accumulator, anti-sag, anti-roll, regulator).
• Increased service life of the components of the sphere (in particular the membrane), regardless of the conditions of use.
• The spheres are provided with a thread protection, gasket and cap
• The protective paint guarantees the spheres’ resistance to corrosion.
• No loss of characteristics after lengthy storage.
• Product integrity guaranteed in cardboard packaging.

• The production process is certified ISO 9001
• The spheres are approved by the TÜV international quality standard
• Environment: materials compliant with the REACH regulations (Registration, Evaluation and Authorisation of CHemicals) relating to chemical risks.

Over time, the pressure of the spheres falls. The progressive deterioration of a sphere makes the suspension increasingly rigid.

It is advisable to change a sphere every 4 to 5 years and/or every 60,000 km to 100,000 km, depending on the load and mileage of the vehicle. On the Citroen C5 and C6, the service life is 10 years or 200,000 km, thanks to the use of the new “saucer” sphere.

Assembly advice:

• A sphere must be assembled and tightened by hand, without using tools.
• A sphere must be disassembled (loosened) using a suitable tool: chain spanner, strap spanner or filter spanner.
• Remember to depressurise the hydraulic circuit first.
• Do not forget to change the seal following a disassembly.
• It is important to perform these operations in a clean environment to avoid polluting the circuit.