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with the engine out and some patience it should be quite an easy job.
With the engine in, the lack of space and the constant up/down is a total PITA, especially if you get paranoid like me and triple check everything.
I used it when I did mine and it was pretty much spot on.
Just read it a couple of times first before you dive it. And don't forget the 14mm allen key!
I've got the dreaded p0120 fault on my clio.
3 throttle bodies, 3 pedals and a coilpack later the problem remains.
I'm going to start chasing wires for wet/damp as it all started after my friend hosed the car down for me, so i'm thinking its the loom under the scuttle panel.
In the event this...
If i remember right.
Ph1 had larger exhaust ports on the head.
182 had a better matched lower inlet.
Thats about it aside the obvious (fbw throttle body/exhaust manifold)
I use this for a twin 47" setup, works well.
Never tried it 3 ways.
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^^ as I posted above.
Mine just has a bolt in the 2nd hole and the 2nd sensor is in the boot, nothing connected to the 2nd plug on the car.
Been like it for 9 months with no issue
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Hopefully it'll work better than these!
I managed to pick up a 36k engine for £200 a couple of years back, after mine spat it's belt (previous owner botched it right up, I'd had it 3 days when it died)
Did the belts whilst it was out. Cars only done 52k miles now, engines on about 48k
edit:
If you do replace the engine, give me a...
I'm guessing pimp.
Needs to leave his phone charging whilst he goes in to sort out the business.
Comes back to the car later, phone charged, hasn't had to leave keys in ignition
Why not use a delay timer instead of a switch?
So that once the ignitions been off for an hour, it cuts out?
That way OP could keep his phone/satnav/vibrator on charge whilst jumping in/out of car, but not have to worry about a flat battery overnight