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Hy mates I have a problem with my Clio after fitting the Akrapovic Evolution Exhaust. After a month without a problem, the Malfunction Indicator Light flashs up and i have the message on the display "Check your exhaust system" (I don't know the exact words in english?). Anyway, after a week...

Bienvenue chez le site! I'm from Zurich, german part, but still Switzerland! :-D - Welcome :thumbup: You will enjoy this amazing forum :clap:

No. 1554 is Ultra Red

Does anybody know how many LY F1 Editions have been produced up to now?

No. 0950 is LY (CLIO F1)

i actually mounted some r888 for the summer. As N0ddie mentioned: They are quite noisy, ware down quickly, and tend to follow the lane grooves. You also will spend a half a litre more fuel per 100 km. But on the other hand are these tires a dream in every turn, you will have a lot of fun with...

joined the clio197.net group too! :-D

Why did you sold your old 197?

No that's the "normal" school schedule. When you do the "Big School" you can choose between a mathematical or a linguistical direction. Understandably have you even more languages when you go the linguistical way. I would say, that the most of all Swiss German people can speak 2 or 3 languages...

Runing on time and clean is right. That's also what I love on our public transport. But cheap...?! I dont't think so. :panic: But I think it's ok for what you get... When I was in Englad I didn't get the time table within one week! :confused1: (When I then found the right bus station... :thumbup:)

It depends on the canton you go to school. But in the Swiss German part of Switzerland you learn German, French and English. You learn all Languages from the age of 9 if I'm right... :book:

You come from England to Zurich for only one day?:liambo: *thumb up! :)* Yes, we are confident about our political situation... No problem, just give me a call and I show you Zurich ;). Also the mountains if you want, but not in Rapperswil! ;)

So it is... we have 4 official languages (German, Italian, French and Retoromanian). Furthermore exists reams of different dialects. Not all German understand the Swiss German, but every Swiss German understand the German :p

:p I speak Swiss German. You can speak Hochdeutsch? Dann kann ich ja jetzt nur noch auf Deutsch schreiben... ;) "Grüezi" is a special Swiss word. Austrian is different, and also for us sometimes a little bit strange :)

CH means "Confoederatio Helvetica". Thats Latin and means swiss confederation.