Recent content by Josh Youare

Aye up I think I'm going to get a lot of people saying 'just get rid of them' but I like having them and MOTs are touch-and-go with xenons. So, I was wondering if anyone knew of any decent headlight washers that would fit a Clio but are better made. I changed my rear view mirror for a BMW one...

The fobs are really pricey. Renault only I think. I got a key (without a remote) from a key cutters. They cant all do it though because they need to have a certain machine/computer to program it.Timpsons said no. It cost £20 or something. Not bad for a spare.

I had the small electric compressor type myself. It sounded okay with longer trumpets. Quite loud A friend had a full sized compressor and 'train horns'.......excessively loud!!! I mean OMG loud! This is in a landrover though. I don't think you could fit it in anything smaller tbh because of...

On a serious note.... Renault will do them* but it probably easier to just find a similar size screw form somewhere. Or just not bother. It will be okay without it as long as they're not all missing.

I think this is probably what I'll go with since you don't rate the BMC. It's a shame though. Carbon fiber and all

Pic at requested.... left to right. Foamy filter (needs a clean!), A Apro paper filter, a Hammer (probably not a good filter but its handy for scale), BMC, and LOL filter

Hey, I've don't a few searches but I was wondering what othe people would do in my case. i have a BMC CDA already. It's a big one I had on my saxo, not the shorter one desiged for clios. Because of the size, it would be a pain to fit but I think it's do-able. I also have a foam style air...

This. They did a great job of the ballistics.

Halfrauds might do. You can get ball joint pullers from them at least.

I got one from eBay. (draper wiper removal tool) if you fit a one-way valve it should stop any leaks

I had the same issue. You can get a wiper removal tool Mine bent and failed! You could then try a ball joint puller. I gave up and hid a new pump behind the bumper. Bit of a bodge. It works though!

From personal experiance you're better off getting a whole new shaft. You are probs able to just change the boot but it's a horrible job

A driveshaft that needs a new boot

+1 I thought this was just a Clio thing Like melted steering wheels

I was with virgin for a few years and we switched to bt because the customer service is so sh•t. We had many occasions when the Internet went down for hours without any explanation. We called them to fix the phone line and after 3 irrelevant letters and 8 weeks of waiting we gave up! The...