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There's just no point trying to help some people! You could easily have protected your car seat by using something like an old towel for example. Rob669.

A special tool is required I understand for fitting the cam belt to the right tension. That's all I know about this one. Cheers, Rob669

Easy to fix. Find a piece of wood that's just long enough to keep the brake pedal pressed down when wedged against the drivers seat. Bleed the brakes using this system, it will be a bit time consuming but it is possible: open the bleed screw/press down the brake pedal slowly to the floor/hold it...

PM'd you with my phone number if you need to use the working space. Rob669

I bought mine from Yozzasport and can confirm they came with the bearings fitted and ABS rings. Checked but I don't have the recipt anymore with part number. Cheers, Rob669

Bumpy bumpy bump. Anyone know? Cheers, Rob669

Blimey, sounding doubtful for Sunday then? Wasn't me, I was in the Nutwell Lodge tucking into a hugh carvery at 7.15. Cheers, Rob669

Does anyone remember which thread it was that had a photo showing all the sensors on the F4R engine - I think it was a racing version of the engine, but it still showed what all the sensors were on the road engine. Flippin useful but I forgot to save a copy. Anyone? Cheers, Rob669

Does anyone know the part number for this for a 172 phase one? Renault want £25 and I reckon GSF can do it cheaper, but they want a part number make sure it's the right one. Cheers, Rob669

Matteh, I can't fit it for you myself, but if find someone local who can and need somewhere off the road to work, you can use my place in Exmouth. It's only a small garage though. Hope you get it done by Sunday for the airfield bash. Cheers, Rob669

I'll keep my eyes on high alert. Cheers, Rob669

See thread from yesterday for a different opinion: http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?t=203421 Rob669

Has anyone fitted these polywotsit replacement wishbone bushes, link here: http://k-tecracing.com/show_product.asp?id=1199 I'd like to know if they're any good. Renault want about £130 for a new pair of wishbones. Cheers, Rob669

You must of missed mine, Silver ph1, I was probably way up ahead and being chased by these two! Cheers, Rob669

Yeah, I get more dust now I've got DS2500s. Just have to clean my wheels more often I guess. A price worth paying. Cheers, Rob669

Someone posted a photo recently showing where most of the main sensors were located. Sorry I can't remember the post, you'll need to try a search. Cheers, Rob669

I'd be tempted to strip the brakes down and just clean-up everything, bleeding the system and probably fitting new pads at the same time. You don't need a manual, M8. There's a guide on here showing you how to do it. One thing to check is that the caliper can slide freely on its pins (it should...

Common problem, so not too suprising its worn. Not sure how to check it without replacing it. On mine, it was as noisy as anything but felt fine turning the wheel by hand with the car jacked up. I could only tell it was worn by taking the hub off and turning the bearing by hand - it then felt a...

Good one, Matteh. These unmarked cars are never particularly subtle, always gleamingly clean. Oh, and there's also a blue Volvo something jobbie hiding down in Plymouth. Cheers, Rob669

Spotted south of Bristol just before Weston super Mare on the M5. Big Vauxhall estate V6 thing, bright white colour. Watch out. Cheers.