Sump plug washer size

[Harrythephot]

Can anyone tell me the correct sump plug washer size for a 2016 1.6 Blue HDI 100?
GSF have it listed as 21X10, but other places have it listed as 22x16.

The last oil change, I just reused it without issue, but would rather change it this time if possible.

Thank you.

[cancunia]

If you put your VIN into catcar, you can find the part number & usually the size of the washer.

--> http://www.catcar.info/citroen/?lang=en

[Harrythephot]

If you put your VIN into catcar, you can find the part number & usually the size of the washer.

-->    http://www.catcar.info/citroen/?lang=en

Thank you for the link.

Apparently my car doesn't exist. 

VIN not found under either the Citroen or Peugeot categories.

I have checked and rechecked that it's correct, so is there a specific format it must be entered in?

[Pedronicus]

Thank you for the link.

Apparently my car doesn't exist. 

VIN not found under either the Citroen or Peugeot categories.

I have checked and rechecked that it's correct, so is there a specific format it must be entered in?

I have with same trouble with our Multispace VIN not being recognised whereas the van shows up perfectly.

[cancunia]

Ah, it may be that 2016 is a bit too recent for Catcar. PSA seem to be a bit more reluctant to publish spares info for newer cars. Is there a similar spec vehicle from 2013?

[Harrythephot]

Ah, it may be that 2016 is a bit too recent for Catcar. PSA seem to be a bit more reluctant to publish spares info for newer cars. Is there a similar spec vehicle from 2013?

Cheers. The most recent engine is the DV6ETED4, where mine is DV6FD BHB.

Took a while to even find the sump plug listed, as it's under:

Body: without parameters / Engine: 1.6 HDi 75 (DV6ETED4) /  mechanical /  lubrication /  ENGINE OIL SUMP FILTER PROBE

From that year (2012) it is listed as 21 x 10 and none of the newer engines listed have any parts listed, so I'll get a spare 21x10x2 washer and hope it's correct.

Thanks for your help.

[cancunia]

Seems to be a trend in the industry to not release info, maybe to generate more custom for the main dealers. One option would be to get a price from a dealer and if it's not too expensive you can get one that's the correct size for future ref.
A few years ago, my local Citroen dealer would not give part numbers over the phone, but would give a written quote for a part, including the part number.

[geoff]

A sump washer will be as cheap as chips to purchase even from a main dealer so this would be my solution.

Once you have bought your first washer you'll then have the number for the future in case you wish to use an alternative supplier.

[ffrenchie]

Do you remember last time you did it was your seal a flat washer or a round one like a ring ?

[oilyrag]

Could really push the boat out Harry and buy one of each !