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They are all like that unless its got oil on it ie a fualty seal or megga miles it will be fine maybe a new clutch cbale will sort it out depends what your is like.
It can be done but there no point.
Forget those supercharger firstly they do nothing for petrols for a disel youll do even less than nothing the theory is good. A disel needs fule not air though for power (Until you get smoke).
This has been discussed on the DCI forum.
It cna do but check/chnage the cable as this should be chnaged when you do a clutch and fixes most of the issues anayway.
I might have been if its been stupidly treated (and thats not the same as a hammered car often a good driver driving a car hard is better on the clutch)
Oil recomendations depend on where and how the car is used in the Uk I've never recomend 15/40 oil.
Having just looked at the text maybe it could be better spaced and should read
ACEA A2/ A3 15W40 or 15W50
ACEA A2- 96/ A3- 96 15W40 or 15W50.
^^^^(thats the oil specs standard...
Ring your local dealership for the exact serive schedule required for the cars warently but it should be ever 18k or 2 years whevers the sooner personally though service it more at least oil chnage more even if you DIY it.
You don't get anything under warently there just a garage who carry...
Don't forget you have no warently any more I'd service the car morew than what the minimum requirments of the renault procedure are
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Servicing rules/time/whats done etc (172/182)
http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?t=107873
You must have looked hard since its covered near every week and there even a guide on it.
Airbags and pretensioners notes/FAQ/how to remove airbags
http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?t=109205
Not much you can do loads of people try superglue
The wheel is only availiable as a whole £300 or so it is.
Best advice is nt to use hand creme dig your nails into the wheel or wear a wedding ring etc.
They wear with age and milage though just the way it is.
Its easy to do as Ben said a few bolts along the top of the panel under the bonnet plus one sort of hidden under the scuttle panel from memory.
There one when you open the door by the hinge
Then idealy jack the car up remove the wheel and the arch liner (the clips just pull out) Then...
Doens't fail the Mot unless they don't sit and it can be seem or the dampers are failed usualy though you get owners of old worn out cars more so doing this so there dampers are going to fail anyway.
I agree though stupid thing to do when doing it with springs is so cheap realy.
Rear shocks I'm 99% sure are diffent on cuped cars and none cuped.
Bilstein don't do a set last time I checked but since the 172 and the rest of the Mk2 clios have the same fitment and they do a 172 one then you can use them.
Personaly I woulnd't bother with there replacment OE shocks...