Four stud 108mm spacing, like most Citroens.

A space saver is just that. Mosts spare tyres are an enigma. as long as its not on a driven wheel, it can be any size :oops: Its better than no spare tyre at all. I junked mine and replaced it with a alloy from a C4, same size of rim(6.5 x16) same size of tyre (205x55x16) and that fits in my wheel w...

If he is. KAR. Then I want a workshop manual too I got the usual idiots guide when I purchased my Cactus. And that tells you nothing you need to know about anything really needed. Without putting the car on a ramp or pit, or a very high pavement

Welcome to Cactusland. :D You may grow to love it :lol: ,or it will test your intelligence daily :x . Depends on how you drive it, if you have to correct tyre pressures all round and don`t let it overheat. You wont die young, but end up sideways in a ditch or two. But you will frighten the neighbors...

If its a Cactus, quite easy to do.There should be a thread on this. But it should just unclip from the floor And clip back into place. Sometimes you may break the clips (these can be purchased easily from Citroen), but it still fits back into place.

Replaced it with the original one, had to remove the whole 12v port (used two screwdrivers and a bradal) then disconnected the small plug, reassembled it. works great now, And I watch what I put in it now

The one on my Cactus detached :oops: :roll: :twisted: , came out (well the silver negative part) when I removed a very tight plug from it :cry: . Pushed it back inside , but I guess its either a lower dash out job. Unless I train a very manageable snake or ferret, to take the bit thats left ( the pl...

Most dealers don`t know shi&e about their wares, apart from how to sell them to you, the spanner twirlers don`t know how to tie their own shoe laces without consulting their laptop :roll: . All I ask is manufacturers to tell you. Don`t switch the engine off whilst moving :P . I.e. when coasting up t...

I remember people with Peugeots complaining that their passengers could operate the brakes by stamping on the carpet. As it had the servo and the operating lever at their side, the L/h side, the lever was connected to the drivers side by a rod that ran across the floor under the carpet.` Le cars` ar...

Have you checked the wiring to and from the switch?? The switch maybe is not the problem. If its the same as the broke one. I.e. Citroen (or whoever makes them for them) if it looks the same. How does it work by bluetooth?????