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Yeah, around £150 + VAT without the tyre and centre cap!

yes there is a manual adjuster on the rear. It's little white dial which you turn with an allen key mate. If your car is lowered they will be aimed too low.

As I said above mate, I fitted all the actual parts myself (lights, stalk etc) all I needed renault to do was the wiring, so It took them about half an hour tops. It's a dash off job to get to the instrument panel tho so not for the faint hearted!

5 second delay all UCH controlled.

No probs mate, any further info just PM me :)

yes, reg number and VIN number should produce a code but I suspect it'll incur a charge from Renault. PM lemonnobby1 I think he can get them.

ring renault and buy one ;)

Just have a look inside the fuse box cover and the front fogs should be listed as other items are. Then locate this slot in the rows of fuses and check to see whether it's simply a blank way or it's a way that looks like it simply needs a fuse putting in. Also, iirc there maybe somewhere else...

lol, I am not splitting the kit, but if I do I will give you a PM peeps.

Yeah I would have thought so, all depends on the dealer I guess. Also, I doubt very much that you would be able to source the fog light loom on eBay if your car isn't fitted with one already. This comes in the kit and makes it a relatively simple job. Have you checked your fuse box for a...

you are holding down the number 6 once the code's entered?

I fitted the fogs mate, connected them to the loom and fitted the stalk, but then when it came to the fuse/relay I could find nothing. I took the car into renault and they told me what I posted above. In the end I paid them £40 to wire them to the dash, stalk and connect the fogs to the new...

It's not always a case of just buying the lights believe me. It's a renault lottery as usual! Basically as you've said you will have the loom behind the bumper, but this does not mean that the loom exists on the dashboard. The front end of the car comes standard pre-equipped for fogs, it's only...

Why just the wings mate? :S

Nokia security codes are default to 12345

yeah as Loony says 5mm spacers would alter the track and potentially make the problem worse (as I found out)

what model Clio is it?

The PE2's have 'Rim protection' meaning that the sidewall of the tyre protrudes further than your cheap shite would have ;)

yeah I remember that getting knicked! :eek:

on a 1.2. They are apparently leaking, what's involved to fix and what rough price would you be looking at? Also will this affect the handbrake cable/operation? This is info for a friend so any questions please bear with me. Cheers :)

his car isn't a 172/182 as it states in the question tho.

lol, a bluetooth aerial ;) Link

yes

I'm 50/50 on shark fins. See them on beemers etc and they look cool, but just think on a Clio...really...? :S Undecided tbh.

it's the engine management light. Because you've fitted the cat your emissions will be up making the car think there's something wrong. Nothing to worry about really.

get a lady to do it for you (always best ;) )

yeah I payed £400 (£800~ list) for mine brand new from Renault, still in the boxes. Plus they were fitted free :approve: MOFO, it's simple plug and play fitting the hardest bit is finding the actual xenons in the first place ;) I sold 1x lamp, 1x ballast and 1x starter (so basically...

why can't you lower it, age? Or you going too low for them to cover it?

be wary of buying them off eBay unless they are still sealed in the wrapper as people often sell on their 'old' keys which are programmed to their old cars. People buy them not knowing that they cannot be re-programmed. I bought a new key from dealers a couple of months back, £60 it cost and £30...

he's offered me £30 refund, seem reasonable?