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Yep dead easy to fit just plull old one off and clip new one on
£6.36 I think they are
part number 77 11 130 022 dealers keep them in stock there used on other cars but for the hastle just go to Renault IMO.
I don't think there great but then again I don't rate any cheap stuff.
If you ant good learn how to use the car as standard you'll be quicker and safer.
Omex is easy enohgh to remove if fitted correctly and well.
Forget it though go with stand aone for the hastle IMO only worth it otherwsie to be very unique. Stand alone ecpensive ECU;'s are easier for tunners to fix as they usualy have there preferecne and know the suppier and how exactly t...
Cambelt is chnaged at 5years or 72k whichever happens first it breaks with age.
Personaly I walways recomend a chnage at 60k and 4 years so a 172 might have had it done.
Regardless of how quick they are given the choice of a new RS of any spec right now if they made them all new I'd have a Williams over even a V6.
To eb fair IMO there nothing much in it in all the RS's you get good and bad ones of all there all much the same straight line ok a Cups fater than...
Need to get it plugged into a Renault computer different cars and sertups run one of th two rack (normals the heavy cars run the more powerful rack) thern there a few power setting depending on spec etc can be used.
Mino convertable failed as a rear seat examiner who testing an examiner cannot have good enough visiability you can have a car with no rear visiability and still pass your test its the examinor who might examin the tester who needs to be able to see.
Well if you buy the rencualt kit you need the right aux belt kit also the two oil seals whcih cover the cams.
Personaly unless you have the correct tools and have done it before forget it get a garage with the tools and the experiance to do it its easy enough to mess up.
There is no fan...
Its simple enough pull the panels off and when you pull the pull the old one out do it with some and with some string attached to it and use that to pull the new one back into place.
Yep they design the cars to take modifications they never build a car which canot be chnaged/improved.
Renault have said for years they want to bring updates in quicker and quicker but at the end oif the day sales/the market drives chnages more than what can be done.
Some parts even Renault computer system doens't know what is fitted rear shoes are a prime example you have to get the part number the dealership can give you a few choices of what it might be but they don't know.
They might get the part out for you depends how busy/helpful they are they...