The Citroën CX Series 1, produced from 1975 to 1982, is an executive/full-size automobile renowned for its avant-garde design and innovative engineering. This model represented Citroën's dedication to comfort and advanced technology, featuring a distinctive aerodynamic 'flying saucer' styling penned by Robert Opron. Its most iconic feature is the hydropneumatic self-leveling suspension, which provided unparalleled ride comfort and handling. Other notable elements include front-wheel drive, directional headlights, a unique dashboard layout with a single-spoke steering wheel, and the DIRAVI speed-sensitive steering assistance system. The CX was a significant evolution from its predecessor, the DS, offering a blend of luxury and pioneering automotive solutions.

This comprehensive Factory Service and Repair Workshop Manual provides detailed guidance for the Citroën CX Series 1. It covers a wide array of essential systems, including engine overhaul, cooling, fuel, and emissions; manual and automatic transmissions; chassis and suspension, with a particular focus on the hydropneumatic system; electrical systems with extensive wiring diagrams; bodywork and trim; and the brake system. The manual includes procedures for routine maintenance, engine repair, suspension and steering servicing, brake system overhauls, transmission service, and electrical diagnostics. It is an invaluable resource for owners, mechanics, and technicians seeking to maintain, repair, and understand the intricacies of this technologically advanced vehicle, ensuring its longevity and optimal performance.