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A Dynamique will have auto lights. If both front fogs aren't working then it's probably either the fuse has blown or the realy has become dislodged.

That's what I was meaning mate, if the headlights are on due to the sensor then the foglights wont come on. You need to manually switch the headlights on before hand ;)

Does your car have auto headlights?

Timing will probably be out. Was it a Renault main dealer who changed the belt?

I've worked on Clio's with 17mm bolts.

Just get some better quality/colour lamps, like Osram Night Breakers or something. 100w lamps are illegal and you run the risk of melting the headlight lens/case, along with the wiring and/or switches.

Carl @ SMC Renault, see here.

Could have either really, and the head is irrelevant really so long as the thread, length and pitch is correct

You been on the pop, Lukey boy?? ;)

Strange thread title :S Who actually cares which is faster?

I'll keep my eye out for a fast food ***** then ;) I'm near Burnley myself!

No-no for me mate. Don't think Gaz rates them either! ;)

I was in Renault Bury ordering my 200 when you drove in! :approve: Welcome to the site too!

If we're splitting hairs, the hubs on a Cup packed 182 are uprated from a regular 182... It's not all about the ride and height ;) On the 200, the steering rack is quicker too, unsure if that's the same on a 182?

Mini - meet at McDonalds...! :eek: I'd be up for it, being a chav 'n' all! ;)

Will call in for a coffee next time I'm in the area ;)

Looks nice that! :) Seems the 200 love is spreading... :approve:

Seen again today in Clitheroe by my housemate, plate was MK10 with a woman driving. I never get spotted! :dapprove:

I have wheel bolt covers on mine, the steel bolts stood out a mile against the black Speedlines. Only problem is that you can't cover the locking nut :dapprove: Oh, and thankyou, Justin :approve:

Can you start by posting in the correct section please? Thanks.

They are stubborn to open, but the two halves will slide apart in the direct of the arrow on the back of the key. Just make sure there's no rings attached as these will keep it together.

Then I'd definitely try the battery first.

Click me :)

Well I'd try the battery first as the key is working if the light flashes. Does your main key work ok on the central locking?

The immobiliser transponder and remote central locking works on two separate sysytems. I would suggest that if the locking function doesn't work try changing the battery first off. Does the red light flash when you press the key?

:dapprove: It wasn't me...

LOL Lee ;) It was PK60 I think...

Nah, it's something ridiculous like 3mm lower, but a stiffer spring rate too.

They'll physically fit, but cup springs are marginally lower.

What time do you need to be in Leeds tomorrow?