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HP/Dell + SBS for this usage. I cannot emphasise this enough, SBS will do everything they will possibly need and hold your hand for a lot of it with wizards etc. Normal 2008R2 a) doesn't provide a lot of things SBS does and b) expects you to know what you are doing.
All petrol clio tanks are the same, scrappers for a "new" one for far less. I wouldn't be comfortable with the epoxy, a lot of them aren't petrol resistant.
You can't. Its a constant in the universe like gravity that they'll break.
Would say the best bet would be hub off the car, lube and gently knock them out from the other side.
This is exaclty how my mate has started on 3 just like this and ended up breaking them all, its a lot of effort and money which it'll never be worth in the longrun.
Its common enough on jap stuff of the age full stop, non galv chassis and they don't throw road salt about in japan like we do over here. Seen three sent to the scrappers like this, even one that looked pretty clean on the outside. The new stuff still isn't as good as it could be either imo.
Don't take any offence to this but what happens is being buy them for this money and won't spend the money on the cars upkeep, the same thing has happened to the 1*2 now they can be had for £2k.
They cost more to run than a 182 and if you cheap out on things then they rapidly turn into dogs...
Something very fishy here, i'd be wondering if you've bought a stolen car more than anything here.
They can sell a car thats already had the VIC done but they shouldn't have in this state.
Re: My clio will not start no spark no fuel pump red light soild on the dash please h
Could stil be the key. Flashing light is immobisiler error but solid is cannot authenticate, but this could be for several reasons.
The repo servers are getting hammered its taken me several attempts to get a good set of package lists. Yours are incomplete hence the cannot find error.
Its the way you have to run the dyno to get them to show full power, you have to load them up to get the ECU to reference the tables for maximum torque. So when you release the dyno brake you get that spike at times.
Not always the case though:
The engine is on the drivers side hence the weight (and height) difference. This is why in most (if not all) B series engined Hondas the engine/box was mounting "backwards" to improve the weight distribution.
Think about it people!