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there is a guide on how to remove the steering wheel, but you have to be a paid member. £5 a year is good value though http://www.clio197.net/threads/how-to-remove-steering-wheel.47613/

My first car was a Rover 25 Olympic edition. It cost me £500 and just shy of £3k to insure in 2011. Strapped a cone filter straight on to the engine block because a mate said it would add at least 100bhp (in reality it was more like 50 ;) ) Kept the car for about 18 months, then upgraded to a...

Its been mentioned a few times, but i cannot edit my posts. Using Internet explorer on PC

Ye, it wont be a problem - I am just very lazy and would prefer it if i could just stick the plate down :thumb:

Are you supplying the fixing material (Velcro etc) or just the plate? Even if it is just the plate it is still a great price Another vote here for 1b by the way!

There are 2 different top mounts. Larger top mounts, which are pre 2010. And smaller top mounts which are post 2010. The 2 different mounts take different springs. Some of the earlier 200s actually use the 197 springs, so depending on the year of the 200 that you go the new springs from will...

If the alarm is anything like the horn then it will be awful. First time i beeped my horn i nearly died of embarrassment. Its the most pathetic noise I've ever heard

Personally i would go with the cheaper one as i don't drive any other car apart from the other halfs car (which i am a named driver on anyway) It all depends if you can see yourself driving someone else's car in the next 12 months - an extra £80 isn't too bad

Im exactly the same with passengers in my car. The Mrs will very often sit on the bolster with her legs out of the car - I have a nervous breakdown everytime!

Mine is jammed all the way down. Luckily it is the right height for me, just curious to know if anyone knows why it wont budge

Sorry if this has been covered before, but my drivers seat head rest is broken. So I have had my car for nearly two years now, and I have only just realised that my head rest will not move up or down. The button that you have to press goes in but the actual head rest wont budge at all - almost...

Chris91 Come on Chris, give us all another challenge, the clios are obviously super reliable :thumbsup: Its bank holiday, so with more people out and about we may be able to move on with this

lean back as far as possible, then if you get tired you can stick cruise control on and get a passenger to steer while you take a 5 minute power nap. On a serious note, whatever you feel the most comfortable with. Im in the middle of being bolt upright and leaning back

Can you post a picture of what it is showing? Someone may be able to help then

Yes, yes you have :( It's been a week, get another one up Chris!

as said before, it depends what your firm class reasonable as, and whether they are going to purchase or lease the car. Where I work, we get all our cars on a 24 month lease agreement. They are all Mercs/BMW/Audi etc. one of our managers has a Audi Q7, but then again, his salary is over £100k a...

Yep, first time so I've still got lots to learn. After watching plenty of videos on Youtube, it looked pretty easy, actually doing it myself was a lot harder though lol! I've had a quick look at the clay mitts, which grade would you go for MRizzle ? Medium, fine or super fine?

A load of detailing stuff - im going to have a go at claying and waxing my car this weekend for the first time. Weather permitting of course

Yes, 100% you should phone them. I phoned my insurance company when my renewal was due, they quoted me £120 a month, managed to get it down to £85 a month Im also with elephant, so maybe it might be worth giving them a call?

No of course not, and im sure that if you explain why you were speeding the policeman would let you off :)