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It's so simple it's silly.
Remove engine, take it to gave Cambelt done and key way pulley fitted.
Get engine back, add bracket, add supercharger.
Put engine back in, plumb in boost pipe work and supercharger oil cooler
Get mapped
I did mine start to finish including painting the engine bay...
By top bearing I mean the one in the column, it's right behind the steering wheel.
Take steering wheel off and you will be able to move the shaft around slightly I imagine. This should be solid.
The welding procedure was only in the Mk1 Clio and further up the column.
The boot at the bottom is best removed from underneath as it folds outside of the car.
Non genuine ones just do not fit whatsoever, you can see its longer by a fair bit.
Where was movement in the old one as it could always be the old one that's wrong?
The chrome around the bulb is different plastic/coating IIRC.
Ph1 bumper is different, has more bolt.
One in each wing, two below the front grille, three underneath the car attached to subframe
Typical CS.
OP asks for advice
Gets good advice
OP gets angry they didn't like advice
I'll get the popcorn ready for;
OP ignores advice, gets angry good advice was right.
So, this has been sat on the drive doing nothing as the brakes have been s**t and sticking.
Ordered some new slide pins from eBay and they were wrong, f**king useless shower of c***s. Go to the local scrappy, get four from a Dynamique, brakes on and all fine! Lovely!
Cue the rain pissing down...
Play and charge thing is the best thing I've ever bought for mine! It rarely needs charging and can be left plugged in over night to charge.
Sack buying batteries!