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Sup?
I have a 182, and the windscreen washers are not working (the headlight ones are working fine). I hear the motor, there is liquid in the washer bottle thing, but nothing sprays out :dapprove:
Any ideas?
The traffic is because of the new M&S, Pet Shop, et al. The car park is a joke, and the single exit onto an already busy road is ridiculous. They seriously need to rethink the roads around the whole of the industrial estate.
From reading on here I understand that the pre cat lambda is the one which actually does something, the post cat lambda doesn't really do a great deal.
They are the same sensors, so you can buy one, change it, and if it doesn't work, swap them over.
I recently replaced my pre cat lambda due to...
I know people slam the KTEC coilovers, but mine, combined with an adjustable ARB handles pretty damn well, better than it did with stock cup setup in my opinion, could just be placebo though. But yeah, it sticks to the road when I throw it about, no understeer, no oversteer, just perfect.
Looking good.
The Skoda splitter on mine looks utter gash now as it's scraped on things so much (my car isn't even THAT low!)!! I would replace it but I can't be bothered!
Yes, I love my car. Things I don't like:
- Melted steering wheel
- Needs spacers, but find it all too confusing
- Needs a machine polish
- Headlights need a proper machine polish
- Needs wheel alignment done again
Pre-cat lambda, I had the same problems, bought a new one and fitted it and it fixed the problems straight away. 70-80 miles later the emissions light went off.
Here is my thread on it - http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?601259-Codes-P0130-amp-P0135-Pre-cat-lambda-what-to-do
I had the same, bought a new lamdba sensor and changed with the pre-cat one, and it fixed it immediately :)
£61 odd from NW Performance.
This is my thread on it - http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?601259-Codes-P0130-amp-P0135-Pre-cat-lambda-what-to-do
Cool, thank you, so longer than 10mm should be option 2, where you use 4 longer bolts?
Does this mean you cannot use locking wheel nuts? Or do you just have to buy longer ones?
I'll measure tonight (sounds dodgy) and come back and see what people think I should get :)
Thanks
Hello,
I understand that hubcentric spacers are the best option to go for, as they're safer because the weight rests on the hub as normal, rather than on the bolts when using a non-hubcentric spacer.
Now, am I right in thinking that a hubcentric spacer comes with bolts which allow you to...
£61 or so from NW Performance.
Seriously, I couldn't believe it. Getting the sensor off and plugging the connector in when the new sensor was on was a nightmare. I don't have massive hands, but it was so bloody difficult!!!
Cool, thanks. Hopefully this has sorted it.