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You can get a washer, £10 a pair from Yozza, but i cant see that being the issue, if that was it, surely you'd get a knock all the time, bumps and stuff, not just under turn ?
I'm angling towards it being the inner CV boot myself, I cant see it being the Bearing & Top Mount, but it confuses me as to why it only does it at low speed and is not more exagerated when roundabouting at 50+mph....
Can anyone one confirm that the top mounts and bearings are purchased as one part or two ? Can you get these non-gen as £125 is alot of cash to give to Renault!
webuyanycar.com will buy your car for £4,325* (subject to inspection)
Thats a 54 Plate 182 with both cup packs, 22k mint condition, FSH!
I paid £6,700 in August and was told at the time, on here, I got a good deal!
Performance their is nothing in it, as we all know (dont want to open a can of worms here). Looks though that has Xenons or at least projector halogens, so dependant on damage sustained, could be worth a look.
For a brake pedal sensor on a 182 please.
I have the SERV/ABS/Traction Control lights coming on intermittantly when braking, searching tells me its the sensor. If its not that, any ideas ?
Also, I'm assuming, that replacing this will fix the issue, but i dont have to have it plugged in to...
Early 182's (04/54 Plate) are due the 5yr cam/aux belt service this year, certainly worth taking into consideration when buying, as your looking around £600 for that at a specialist. 172's should have been done by now.
Keep the 182, as said, unsure of the spec of your 182, but your not likely to gain
more than a grand or so, you know your car now, and its faults, you could end up with a kipper, the last thing you need when moving out is a car breaking down!
I ran T1R's on my 172 on the front, and ate through them in about 8000 miles. There a good grippy tyre in the dry, average in the wet, but a very soft compound so wear quickly
On my 182 i run PE2's and wouldnt swap to anything else.