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So you want the flat side facing outwards, otherwise you're putting a curved thing against a flat side of the spacer so when you torque it up the spacer could get damaged etc.
Flat side should be facing you to mate with the bearing and the curved side to follow the contour of the stub axle.
The spacer the other way round would make no sense.
Can't you use your old ABS sensors in the 182 stub axles, that's what I'm doing now. Either that or I'm reading something wrong, I'm aware you can't use the RS ABS sensors you'll have to use 8200186298/299 (you're old sensors) they fit correctly to my plugs and I'm ph3 too :)
Nice to see someone of the same wheels, didn't know you'd get it sorted this quickly. They look to be a steal for £57, although I'd be tempted to put 195/50 rather than 205/55. Those tyres were on mine as they were standard on the E30.
RE rolling the arches - I'd get it done, even by yourself...
I'd try a phase 2 rear wiper motor, as that shouldn't be happening.
But then buying another motor and finding the same problem could be money wasted, unless the problem lies within the UCH. That's just a stab in the dark though.
Haha I can explain...
I dabbed it dry with microfibers then I had no more clean microfibres other than a wet one to dry.
Sorry paintwork :(
I have some iron out and oblitarate, I'll be stripping my car for a new wax and decon it :)
I'm yet to use menz on my paintwork too.
Also for future suspension dabble this comes in very handy.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B0036DVXXG/?tag=cliospnet01-21
Same on as the one from machine Mart for a fair few less pennies.
If you purchase air filter, oil filter and spark plugs iirc
EDIT:
needs to be
oil filter
pollen filter
then either
plugs
air filter
fuel filter (diesels only)
I had something similar, follow your neg battery lead and check that it's correctly earthing. When the battery was fitted the wire could've been disturbed and earthed correctly.
Also follow wires from the starter.