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Owners manual states that the engine can be started with the key card in the slot if the boot is open. I seem to remember my old albi 197 didn't do it though:think:

I think the motion ratio is around 2:1 for an inboard spring compared to a true rear coilover setup because of the way the original spring position works as a lever and with a true rear coilover the force works directly on the wheel. So, for example, @Big Ben to replicate your rear spring rate...

So, in what can only be described as a miracle, the clio flew through the MOT with no advisories. I did however have a small scare when fitting a new thermostat. Firstly I dropped my 8mm socket into the engine bay which meant jacking the car up, removing the undertray, and retrieving said...

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Obviously not as powerful as a pressure washer but perfectly fine for snow foam and rinsing.

Something like this is a decent solution instead of forking out for a Karcher etc -...

Plenty of headlight restoration kits out there, shouldn't be an issue as a DIY job. In terms of the paint, get a fallout remover such as Iron X, then use a prewash, then snowfoam, then wash, then use a clay bar. Once clayed, ideally you want to get a DA polisher on it. A few beginner kits. I...

It's usually worn discs or pad build up on the discs after track days.

Jesus I thought we were bad up here at £1.45 for petrol and £1.41 for diesel.

Company on ebay does aftermarket ones, originals are extortionate. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Renault-Clio-197-200-Pedals-/283459050653?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&_trksid=p2349624.m46890.l49286&mkrid=710-127635-2958-0

Yeah I'd noticed, probably had some rubbing.

Ah I'd forgotten about the yellow bits. Have them match the shade of yellow then.

Get them done Porsche Guards Red

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Very nice :thumb: any idea where the gear gaitor is from? I'm after one myself.

Very nice :thumb:

Welcome back :french: We need pics though

Welcome back. Didn't you get a twingo? Not sure about your permissions, I'll tag an admin. @Nik

That would suggest the motor resistor is knackered. I think there's a repair harness you can buy on ebay.