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I have a set of used front discs you can have if you pay the postage. I need to know ASAP though as they'll be in the bin by the weekend!
Got some front pads too but the rears are shot and in the bin!
Thanks for the advice Henry.
Having read into things a little further I'm lead to believe the system only holds 0.5 litre of fluid, is this correct?
I have 2 litres at the ready as I thought it held around 1?
I generally get high 30's in mine Luke, can be as low as high 20's though depending on what I'm doing.
Motorway cruising will be in the low 40's easily.
Now i have the new fluid, I have the Eezibleed kit, new pads are fitted and new lines are waiting to be fitted.
So, I want to change the brake fluid for new, I understand the bleed system but how would I go about ensuring I removed all the old fluid and wasn't simply bleeding out the new?
All the adjusters seize mate, it's one of the problems that come with coilovers.
I've just spent 2/3 days freeing mine before they are even fitted to the car!
Have a look for my thread "freeing the adjusters" in here.
I always thought the offset of all 182's was et45 not et48...
Infact, I know it is, I was looking at it yesterday!
Tyres wont cause an issue, you'll just be a bit narrower than standard :)
Well the result of today's MOT - she passed!! :approve:
So I am now on the hunt for a new caliper which I will replace myself.
Asked Renault out of curiosity how much a new one was - £133 plus VAT! :eek: