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you cleaned and lowered your camera?! Is that so you can get good upskirt shots without dust blobs? :p Cars looking good btw!

:sings: beside the sea side, beside the sea...

they are not the bulb type iirc, but are the SMD type led. Best option would be to look on a led website that sells LED's for cars (like ultraleds.co.uk), I think there is a guide on here somewhere as well.

Did you have the music on really loud or something like that? becasue im pretty sure 8 valves crashing into pistons would make some sort of noise....

are you sure your new battery is good? if so, it might be a drain somewhere on the electrics. get an ammeter inline wi the batter and see what its putting when turned off

it will read the same. the dash is just a digital display, the millage is stored in the ecu iirc

it should be a lot better than that even with short drives. Get it checked out for a drain...

38MPG around devon in my 182, I get 41 on a long motor way run. Loads of threads on this already, try searching and you will find some goodies.

You could have also saved yourself a load of many and just swapped the orange LED's for blue (and red where needed) ones..! Only takes 30mins or less...

when you say it is fine, what voltage is it showing with a voltmeter?

if it was cam belt or a dropped valve, it would have made a lot of load bangs. Yours sounds a lot more like an electrical fault to me.

have you checked the battery voltage with a volt meter?

thats a really good job for being done on a phone! Photoshop for smartphones must be a whole lot better then when i last used it!

its not the TDC sensor if it wont even turn over. I would be diagnosing it this way: 1. check voltage across battery, it should be around 11.5 volts 2. check voltage across the battery when trying to start the car, if it goes below 10vdc then the battery need replacing 3. if the above 2 are ok...

have you tried cycling through the outputs with function key + F4 (normally)? does the tv screen flicker or do anything when doing this? Have you tried the VGA cable elsewhere? P.S. if your HDMI output on your laptop carrys sound, you will be better of using HDMI as you will get the digital audio.

well done :) Glad it went all ok. how long would you say it took without stops etc?

i was wondering lol

Are you saying that some of the winning pictures are a load of crap then Revels?! :p lol.

Thats a stupid comment, just because you see no value init doesn mean another person wouldnt. Its actually a very unique keyring knife and im sure a collector would love to buy it. Funny how people perceive things; I dont see any of my chef knifes as a 'weapon' (or any knife in that matter)...

uu-huh, yeah, you know what it is, black & yellow black & yellow black & yellow lol.

I think it looks awsome with black wheels

Kershaw multitool do a combo that has a single hand operated knife, but becasue its not spring loaded, its legal. The rules need re-defining if you ask me to take into account size ect. A tiny nife like that couldnt cause any real damage, first of you woundnt be able to hold it strong as its so...

Yes much better. It shouldnt be that tappy! from your camera movements, it sound like it coming from more the center or right side of the engine. I would definately be getting those new plugs out and puttting the old ones back in to see if it goes away. Also check the new plugs for damage on...

Post your video link up properly so we can actually watch and hear the sound.

renault engines are tappy at the best of times, so if you are sure the plugs are the right type and the car isnt underpowered, i wouldnt be worried.

Also are you guys in the regular habbit of checking your boot clips? :S

wheres the "my Cv boot clips has never failed" poll option!?

Changing the plugs can result in tapping if (1)the plugs are to long, (2) a HT lead is not attached properly to the plug and is arking to the enigne block instead (the engine would probably feel under powered in this intance)

Fatopia will be reborn!

Did you put the right plugs in? If they are to long, they could be hitting the top of the piston (not good). Also didnt think a 2004 1.6 had a dephaser?! is it a vvt engine?