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Found this now from the workshop manual.

From what I can find online DF194 is a crash data fault 🤔

Get some high temp silicone in the joints to seal it up. They never like to seal up great at the best of times.

Get yourself some stainless pins for the brakes. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/226075838837?itmmeta=01J03H54RX83Q6EZ8XXF075AA5&hash=item34a32b8975:g:U~kAAOSwT8BmDaVb

No, they were bought as spares and I don't own the Clio now. Anyone want them?

Hopefully it narrows it down to one of the wheels at least. Then it should be a case of the magnetic ring or the sensor. Best case would be a rear pick-up ring as they are replaceable for cheap.

Yeah that's no good, you need a proper mummy type one.

It's alright with a decent sleeping bag. You'll be able to get a small mattress in the X5.

Trying recording a log of all 4 wheel speeds. At least that might show something.

Hopefully warmer at Anglesey then 😂

Hmm that's odd, it should be storing a code even if not present 🤔 Bit of a guessing game without that really.

Have you scanned for the code when the lights are on or off?

Prepping the car at 4/5am 😂

Seems the Bosch pads I have are only FE coded. (0986424533). The cheaper ones are the GG rated.

I've a set of Bosch pads at home, which according to the Autodoc pictures are also GG rated. I'll have a look later.

Yeah the lines to the caliper is the one all the way from the flexi, so just trying to work out which ones he means 😅

I've used the W5 on the Clio and they were great, last ages but the bite wasn't as strong as CL RC6.... So the W6 or 6.5 should be better. Quite a few of the Megane lads run W7 which must be savage.

Winmax W6 probably more comparable to DS1.11 mate.

You have braided to the caliper already? Which line has split then?

For road pads just fit Brembo or Bosch.

Winmax are good but will leave dust like CL, with them being a metallic compound.

Gravel rash is savage.

Yeah it's opposite to what you'd think.

You need to push it in a few clicks at a time to adjust, not pull it out.

Yeah I don't know why but they take more adjustment than just fitting straight from the packet.

The brake switch is adjustable, it's a ratcheting type plunger. Keep adjusting it until you get the lights coming on with minimal pedal pressure. Failing that it could be the steering angle sensor.

Did you bump into @JB21 in the MR2?

Yeah Speedlines were a 200 option I think.

Yeah that's the sort of hissing I was on about. Sounds a bit like air going into a balloon as you're blowing it up.

Needs to go to a proper AC place really. Kwik Fit don't even do it right most of the time. The hissing noise is just the system low on refrigerant (or at least it has been on cars i've had). As a ballpark, Clios tend to take around 400-500grams of refrigerant (from memory) and you certainly...