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Hi all,
Just picked up a set of brembo 4-pots and on a quick measure of the caliper bolt holes they look like they take an M14 bolt.
Has anyone got a picture of the bolt, size, or part number before I ask renault.
James
Yup. Although I am sure I read you can undo the dampers and swing the beam down enough. This might not be true.
Normally if fitting an after market system the standard pipe is cut in order to remove it, and the new ones are normally in more pieces to fit with the beam in place still
Will be my first West Mids meet, I doubt any of them will bite! (I take no responsibility if they do though)
Still hoping I'm not working that day as really want to get to the meet!
There is a bit on it in this guide. Scroll down and you will see the picture and writing about rear calipers:
http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?408371-Fitting-Front-Rear-Discs-Pads-braided-lines-and-handbrake-adjustment-on-182
In the guides section here is a guide on it. Will go find it. Off the top of my head the face of the piston has like a X shape groove on it. You can use long nose pliers i believe to turn the piston. As you turn the piston it moves it back into the caliper body. I'm not recommending this method...
Is it parked on an angle by the looks of it?
Looks good, although back looks a bit low. Raise the back up and level it, or raise back and lower front to put the rack the other way.
Looks a nice height though
Sounds like the common diff circlip like Scotty says. I could be wrong, but I'm sure there were some pictures on here that showed the circlip area if you take the n/s driveshaft out. Will see if i can find the picture.
Flick the switch on control panel on the right hand side green light on the dash. If you get the orange light, that is the speed limiter, flick the switch the other way:
When your at the speed you want just press the + or -. That will keep you at that speed then obviously + and - will speed or...
Gutted! I should be out there with work in our team Europa, but unfortuntely due to unforseen and tragic reasons last september we had to pull out.
Will be sure to watch some later!
Sure I have read on here that you can check for play on the dephaser pulley. Obviously with the engine off, if you grab the pulley can you feel any play?
Also is your cambelt going from side to side across the pulley a bit? That's whats making me think about checking for play in the pulley.