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ok j3ned i got your pm and you think your a big man, like I said ask Ben R for a reference about me and like I also said I work with them day in and day out have done for years so go play with yourself or something.
You also cant spell knob correctly.
white16valver no they are no different...
GSF = genuine renault in different packet. By that way of thinking then your saying renault is sh*te to but your happy to pay more for it.
Not very bright are you.
cossie engine is nice and small an M3 lump assumign its a newish one is a 6 cylinder and not small.
Cossie lump is pretty much the same size as the lump in there.
lol go to th epolice anyway, get the wee prick banned and jobless. Also I woudl be demandign my money all back and the original fault fixed free of charge. You can sue the dealership btw, mention that and they will sort you out. The speeding is another matter and falls on the tech.
Notes are...
lambda wont perate whilst open loop fueling is occuring (cold start enrichment), it runs rich in order to get the engine and cat up to temp as quick as possible.
Unpluging the CTS makes the ecu think that its crazy cold, it then ignores the lack of signal from it and reverts to base map...
auto choke is the cts! I think I remember you saying you changed it when you had starting troubles? What to do is when you knwo its going to happen unplug it then drive the car, if the problem is worse/better then have a look at another cts.
But also make sure the MAP sensor pipe is free from...
Had a megane 2l 16V in with the same issue, just did all 16 valves though, not piston damage aside from marked pistons, not cracked etc though.
Heres a project thread I did on it
http://www.retro-renault.com/viewtopic.php?t=3959http://www.retro-renault.com/viewtopic.php?t=3959
theres adjustment but not of the throw really, just the position of it.
In nuetral it might turn the other wheen might not, it depends which is easier of the diff to dom over come the brake pads on the disc or spin the gearbox shafts.
the warrenty should pass to you. where in scotland are you?
I assume ps in this case is passenger side wheel?
With the car jacked up the other wheel should rotate the opposiute way or if in nuetral it will stay still but if its in gear then the engine will turn, or it should.
If its refurbed is it not still under a warrenty?
Sounds like there could...