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It goes down the right hand side of the car (OS), through the interior. If you pull the trim off near the drivers feet you should see it, the pipe was see through on my car. I've near heard of a blockage in the pipes before though, I would imagine more likely the washer motor is at fault.

Hi Guys, I'm looking at giving my car its 4 year service at the weekend, so will be changing its brake fluid. Does anyone know what size the bleed nipples are on the Brembo's, as I’d like to change the rusty old ones for some nice new SS ones. Cheers Luke

Thanks guys, I think il order the Fuchs Titan tonight then, from what Ive read its a bit better quality than the Elf and i guess every little helps. Luke

Hi everyone, I'm looking at servicing my Clio in the next few weeks and I'm just ordering up the parts now. Ive been on Opie Oils and from what i understand Fuchs Titan Race Pro S is a pretty good oil to put in the Clio. Just wanted to check i am correct and it will be fine before i order...

It will stop your TomTom from working all together if you remove the standard head unit mate. I used this to get round the problem. http://www.paser.it/en/p/88/SW_Commands_Interface/For_Aftermarket_Radio/NaviBack_Renault/NaviBack_Renault_-_ISO/ Luke

Sorry mate, been really busy at work. I got as far as tracking it from the TDC sensor to the injection computer then it just disappears, guess it changes to CAN bus at that point. Like you said i think the best chance is to tack into it there. The TDC sensor is shown in this thread by Foxspeed...

I ended up ordering the Conti 5 87 W's off CamSkill, thanks for all the advice guys.

Sorry just re-read what i put, you need rev not speed. Ignore me it's been a long day. Il check the diagrams again and see if i can see anything.

I’ve had a look through the wiring diagram and i can’t see a wire dedicated for the rev counter. I might be wrong, but I can only assume it’s done with the CAN BUS system. I don't know if it will be any help, but when i retro fitted TomTom i picked up a speed signal for it direct from the ESP...

I imagine your right mate. I was only asking due to reading some good things about them in other threads, due to their stiffer side walls. Hopefully someone will be along soon that's had them fitted to shed a little light on the subject.

Thanks for the advice mate. So you don't think the XL will offer any benefit? Ive got the cup chassis so ride comfort isn't really my priority :evil:.

Hi Guys, I know this has been covered in previous threads but cant find a definitive answer. Are these tires good on a 197? and due to them being XL do i need to run them with an increased tire pressure? Cheers Luke

Yes mate, had to get the aerial with GPS antenna in it. Think its part number 282160004R.

Hahaha sorry mate, if you do decide to do it and want any advice just let me know. :thumbsup: Also bear in mind that you will need the SD card and maps to get it to work, they weren’t cheap when i brought mine from TomTom.

Cheers guys, was a bit of a pain to do but worth the effort in my opinion. It sits quite low in the dash so doesn't stick out that much, but i agree would be better if it folded away. It can also run TomTom player which will turn it into a media player, play MP3's and videos on it.

Sorry guys, have been away for the weekend. Probably cost me around £400, but if you don't want to use it with an aftermarket radio it would be a lot easier and cheaper. I managed to find a breakers that were scrapping a Clio TomTom 1.2 and got them to rip out everything i needed to fit it...

I put it in my 197. Great TomTom, but took alot of work and cost a lot to do. I think its worth it as i can't stand having things stuck on my windows.

I've got the Thule Aero Bars as well fitted with their low profile foot pack. Great bit of kit, but wasn't cheap looks like it would stand up to a lot though.

It’s not that much work if you’re handy with electronics got it all working fine tonight. Took a few pictures just now, sorry there not very good taken on my phone. Even got it working with my aftermarket headunit. Luke

Hi Ryan, Sorry mate, only just seen your reply. I think it’s probably cost me a little under £400. Most of that was the initial cost of buying the TomTom unit (although I have seen them much cheaper on eBay since "typical"). It does take quite a bit of tinkering to get working as it needs to...