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Well you could still fit resistors to the airbag wires, but you would need a new slip ring if you ever wanted to go back to standard. Unless you soldered the connectors back on.
Just to add, you should be able to see the meets section, but you need to be a paid up member to post in there.
http://www.cliosport.net/forum/forumdisplay.php?125-North-East
Cruise goes through first, then the airbag wires (no chopping needed, but you will have to clip in the retaining part), then the horn.
Some people seem to have real trouble with the OMP boss, but I've had 2 now and never had a problem. It's tight but they fit.
Basically measure current, voltage and resistance. They have different settings depending on what you are measuring and the range. You should probably get someone to show you how to use it if you are not sure.
Either the battery is past it's best, the alternator is faulty or something is drawing power.
First check, with the car running, what is the voltage across the battery?
If any of you want to buy a new one, and sell the old one to offset the cost........ http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?688804-Renaultsport-Sabelt-Wheel-Any-condition
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I thought the meet was this Sunday just gone too, I didn't go though lol. Might go this weekend if I can.
Nice RB!
If it was me I'd swap injector 3 and 4 around and see if the misfire moves to cylinder 3.
If one injector has gone recently, it's not unreasonable for other to fail shortly afterwards I wouldn't have thought.
I'm no mechanic either though, just had a similar issue in the past. My local...
Try and get a more comprehensive code reader on it to pinpoint the problem? I'm guessing you're using a cheap handheld jobbie.
It could just be genuine bad luck, and something may have failed on cylinder 4, check the spark plug, maybe start swapping parts one at a time (plug/injector/lead)...
The janspeed is a lovely exhaust, if you get the one with the centre silencer it's pretty quiet but has a really nice tone to it.
If I wanted a nice quiet system I'd be tempted by that. If I wanted a louder system I really like the old Yozza or the KTEC ultra performance system, both sound...
Cheaper here, and you're supporting a trader :) - http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?686085-Renaultsport-R-S-200-Rear-badges-%A326-Posted-each-*IN-STOCK*
Apparently they last better with regular oil changes.
My 182 did over 100k and it was fine, I changed the oil every 6 months (roughly 3k miles) in my ownership though as I really looked after that car. And before me it was owned by a renault mechanic so he probably kept it in good order too...
How about this - http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?683983-2004-(53)-Clio-182-54k-Black-Gold-Both-cup-packs-%A33000
Engine light is the only concern.
If its anything like the BMW then one long beep means there is a problem.
Stick it in reverse and listen to the sensors, they should be clicking, if one isn't clicking its probably failed. If none are clicking the problem is elsewhere.