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Cheers for all the advice guys :)
I think dynamat is a must before anything as I can hear the doors vibrate already! :o
Not into 6x9's at all, don't want anything to look non-OE. Car had 6x9's when I bought it and they were gash! :dead:
'Trade in price' isn't the true market value though as private they'd still sell for £12-£14k spec dependant.
But, you have a very valid point as does Jay! :rasp:
Yes quite possibly but I managed to remove and replace mine on the 182 without jacking it up :)
The only reason would be if you struggle to get to the bolts that are inside the archliners.
You don't need to jack the car up at all, but it will obviously aid you somewhat :)
Look under the rear of the car and there's 2 (I think) bolts securing the bumper to it.
Loosen the arch liners by removing the self tappers that run down the edge of the bumper.
There's 2 (again I think)...
They are legal yes as stated, it's just the higher the K rating the less useable light that is produced. From memory the Clio's are about 4300K standard.
Fuel inertia switch probably activated cutting fuel to the engine.
Seat airbags can be had pretty cheap but you'll also need a new airbag computer (pricey) and a new sensor which I believe is in the sill somewhere.
Which wheel did you hit, front or rear?
I agree :approve: Bumper off is the way of garages jusifying the £££'s they charge!
Only to remove the headlight would I resort to removing the bumper!
Did it just fail or any other symptoms?
Have you checked fuses etc? :)
Chad, why remove the bumper to change the xenon lamp? The ballast I agree with, but the lamp? :S