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I'd have a chat with @Track-car-doorcards, for a few quid it saves the hassle of diy. I've personally had 2 sets, and have a 3rd set being done shortly Ads

No relay or extra fuse for me as mine was temporary whilst I plumbed in a new fuse box ? I'm assuming it ran off the main heater/ac fuse as i never had an issue

I used one of the thick red wires, ran a multimeter over the plug to find the permanent 12v power and then ran it through a toggle switch and up to the blower, so it's basically either on max speed or off

Plenty of wd40 or similar, give it a little while to soak in a bit and then try to gently twist with some grips. Be prepared for it to break up but you may get lucky and remove it in one piece

This would require me to have a delicate touch, I'm a bit too agricultural for that ?? got rid of my spare bonnet too, so I can't even have a practice first

Is there room to get an air/electric nibbler between the reinforcing and the outer skin? Or do you need something like these...

I'll keep an eye on them, you happy for collection? I'm only in Lydney ?

Top half of dash off, there's at least one guide on here for that, then you'll be able to see the airbag, for safety purposes don't forget to disconnect the battery, then it's just a case of unplugging the 2 connectors to the airbag (one each side), undoing 4 torx screws and the unit lifts out

Bumpers Farm from memory, they're also on Facebook

The only other place that comes to mind is rimscarnated in Chippenham, again no idea of cost but they also do some good work

I'd imagine so too

I Spent 3 days trying to get hold of them mind, left many messages but have never heard anything back

Pro Alloy in Melksham @1600.clio, not sure what their prices are like but they are good at what they do

Was it just a case of running some power to the brake light switch in the end?

Those PDP units are stunning, shame I don't have the monies for one ? do they act a fuse box too (assuming most if not all of the original loom has gone?) I wouldn't have thought there's be an issue with just hardworking the brake lights in with the switch, but personally I'd prefer to have it...

Pretty certain the brake light switch is just a mechanical push to make switch with a power feed and return (to brake lights) if you've got any other wiring to the switch it'll be for the factory cruise control system (Can't remember if Renault made them all 4 wire plugs or not). I haven't...

Assuming all the suspension is in order (rear beam bushes weaeing are getting quite common now with age) then I'd maybe suggest braking a touch earlier, I'm not trying to criticise by any means but I have found from my own experiences the difference it makes keeping the car settled on entry to a...

What suspension are you currently running? How old is it etc etc? Are you braking and then coasting/staying off throttle as that can have an influence on some corners, and can cause the back end to want to come round

The brackets are 30ish and 60ish quid new from memory, not sure about the tensioning bolt though

Mines been fine too, the fact the heater box is cable operated means it's easy to adjust should you need to

I cahnged the blower motor/heater box to a cup one (non ac) and then lengthened the main 12v feed, included a switch on the dash and done. Set the heater box to blow straight onto the screen and the wiring runs the blower/fan at max only. It's a little crude but very effective

In a word yes (as long as you have standard brakes, some 15's won't fit over 4 pot brembo calipers), 15's are generally preferred as they're lighter, tyres are cheaper and have a better selection too. There are obviously other tyres out there as well as r888's, and people will say that x y or z...

Wrong shaft I'd say, assuming you've got a 182 with 60mm bolt spacing on the hub? (Think they're the only ones to use the bigger abs rings Renparts seem to be getting a lot wrong recently, I ordered a strut assembly for the Mrs mk3 last week and it took three attempts to send the correct one

I think from memory you need 2 resistors for the grey plug (2 pairs of blue/brown and obviously on wiring loom plug rather than seat plug) and then 1 for the brown plug. It's been a while since I pulled all the airbag system out but I'm pretty sure that's what I did

Castle Combe race meeting with Track Attack/Tricolore Trophy Early May bank holiday weekend, finally our new trailer was ready, with a day to spare. Off I went to collect first thing Saturday morning, really impressed with the quality and ease of towing, I can highly recommend Brian James for...

Update part 2 March 2018 - April 2018 With the starter changed all was good, with the car tucked up ready for April's trackday, and with the imminent arrival of our other winter purchase due we decided to scrap the old trailer ready to bring home the new one, only to then receive an email to...

Massively overdue update time (can't believe it's been 9 months) part 1 Aug 2017 - March 2018 Picking up from last August we had quite a lot going on at work, leaving us massively shorthanded, meaning that for 4 months the car barely got touched :( the little time I did have was spent on...

Had an early morning eBay scroll whilst waiting to take the wife to work, noticed this on there along a few other bits if you scroll through sellers other items https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https://www.ebay.co.uk/ulk/itm/123144556901

Needs cleaning up and painting but you get the idea ;) function over form

Valeo will be more than fine, RTX aren't worth fitting imo, never seen one last longer than 12 months, there's a reason they're cheaper than all the others.