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Nice swan. :cool:

Here's my attempt at said cheese-botching. http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?t=388719 Mine also needs unclamping and twisting but I haven't got round to that yet.

No, the Italians are as bad as the French. It seems that from a nationality perspective you can either have cars which are fun to drive (French/Italian) or cars with quality build (German/Swedish/Jap) - but not both! I've had an Impreza and a Celica as well as Alfas and the Clio....... and the...

Seen this car the last two Saturday mornings parked outside HBOS at Lovell Park - does the owner work there? Looks OK actually and has a 172-something sticker in the side window.

Yep, that'll be the tyres skipping....

Broster should post up a list of who he is waiting on. People were quick enough to put their name down for this, they should be PM'd daily.

Would you?

Antherite is clearly the cheapo equivalent of amphasite. Without the exploding qualities ;)

...with a hammer :rasp:

Slightly concerning that! :eek: Looks like the same car in both pics to me.

:dead: :nono:

Closing date was 6th Feb so you'll need to contact Jamsport direct. I believe they still have a special offer price on though.

They have by the look of it.......

So he's pulled halfway out of the side road and sat across your path on a blind brow waiting for a gap in the traffic coming in the opposite direction?? Gotta be him at fault if it's really a blind brow. If it's not and you were going too fast for the conditions then it might be different...

Mine's been doing it in cold weather for 12 months + now. No other battery problems other than occasional slow starting very recently in v. cold temps. You just KNOW it will just completely give up one day out of the blue and stand me somewhere nasty. Manchester probably :mad:

I was just looking at this, but it says Does that mean collection only?

:S

LOL. Me too. Mine's been doing it for a year + without any other problems. Definitely resets more frequently in cold weather or after longer periods of not using it. Think my battery is now finally beginning to go as have had a couple of slower starts recently in the v. cold weather.

So RS manifolds are wider but still poorly matched?

waday, where's "ces"? edit: found it :)

Don't panic (been there) - it's just the brake light switch at the top of the brake pedal that needs adjusting. Do a search on here for brake light switch.

+1 :)

Yep, that's the reg of cliolou's new one.

Good advice. ^^^ therefore 10mm = 16mm socket :)

I swapped tyres front to rear yesterday and can report that the grinding/hopping on full lock has completely gone! :) Fronts were Goodyear F1's - there was no noise when these were new but it has come back gradually as they have worn down. The new fronts are much less worn as they have always...

They are also one of the main mechanical parts to get wet when driving in wet weather and will dry out an awful lot quicker by getting hoy (used) than being left to circulating air to dry. Especially given the shite quality of steel they are obviously made of. I have an Alfasud, I know all...

Not so surprising if it's been sat unused in damp condition for long periods of time. More likely to rust than a car used every day.

Ah... :rolleyes: My trip keeps resetting, and I *think* it's beginning to take an extra half turn of the starter to catch.... Did you have any less obvious symptoms prior to it not starting?

*Please don't feed the animals*

fpmsl :D Gordon Ramsey does servicing.