Recent content by Sean197

  1. Sean197

    Just got a new 2 me 200 - need to change track rods & ends

    I've just done the outer track rod ends on mine for £13 per side using Febi Bilstein parts from ebay. Even the inner tie rods are £15-20 per side. Just search for part numbers and cross-reference the parts on ebay.
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    Engine Overheating... briefly?

    @geraintthomas the resistor is on the bottom right of the radiator (standing in front of the car looking at it). Take the undertray off and slide under and you'll see it. Unplug, unbolt, and fit new one. It's self-explanatory when you see it.
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    Engine Overheating... briefly?

    My fan wasn't turning on at all, even with the aircon switched on. I changed the fan resistor and now it works fine. Very easy job, less than 10 minutes to change. https://ebay.us/m/OXQjZr
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    Induction kits for Clio 197 LHD

    https://k-tecracing.com/products/ktr-clio-3rs-clearance-lhd-air-filter-heat-shield-delevlopment-may-need-modding?srsltid=AfmBOoqcq1xE5ASLRXo4dkwPG63qFbPrLzv0tZZpj2QKbdG82j8ilEWm No reason why you couldn't buy some hoses and make that work.
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    New owner Albi Blue 197

    As above, blue springs are more than likely H&R springs, standards are black.
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    New owner Albi Blue 197

    Welcome :french: That looks lower than standard cup suspension I'd say.
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    Oz Perth AGP

    Very nice. Welcome :french:
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    New member with 197

    Welcome :french:
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    Removing piston cooling oil spray jets

    https://clio197.net/threads/piston-oil-squirters-jets-removal-help.45638/
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    Help with part identification.

    Ah yeah, my bad
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    Help with part identification.

    I think it's 8200127321 and 8200127324 for the supports
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    new member

    Welcome :kilt::french:
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    New Here

    Looks so good on those wheels :thumb:
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    3D printed 12v cover

    It's the bracket that holds the alarm sensor under the bonnet.