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If the pedal feels solid with the engine off and doesn't drop when you hold for a few seconds, then it's fine.

Have you got loads of pad left? Mine always felt like a longer travel when pads were low, but the car always stopped fine on track. Give it a bleed again just to be sure.

Yeah easy enough, hopefully the bleed nipples on the brembos aren't mega seized. Start with the longest line (driver's rear) working to the shortest. Or work in opposites, i've never had a problem with either tbh. Yeah i use SRF too, can't beat it for pedal feel i think.

Worth giving it a bleed with that then.

Definitely. What fluid are you on?

I've put it in gear before on stands, got up to speed and then braked which locked the wheels and it did sort of kick the abs in.

Now you've got a decent pedal, you can bleed a bit more with the engine running. That sometimes gets a bit more out.

Bring a load of fluid to CSF and I'll have my laptop with me with RSTuner, so can always activate the pump for you.

Keyless sensor.

Lots of clips and screws which will probably break 😖 Could try jacking the rear of the car up and banging underneath the diffuser to get some out.

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I found it easier to start at the caliper end, leave the fitting loose so that it can still swivel a bit and then route it underneath the car.

It would be pissing oil out there if it was a problem.

Yeah still not too bad.

And that. I've heard a few say that full braided systems feel different on the pedal. Whether it's true or not...

SW Motorsport does a bolt in half cage that's decent enough.

There are full kits yeah, Proline do them but I personally wouldn't bother. They may even be an internally routed kit the ones I've seen.

The same way as the factory lines go. You'll want some rubber grommets for the rear beam where the line pass through to stop any rubbing.

Was here last year

Like a supercharger with that power curve.

Just a bit different then 😂

You'll have to get the steering angle sensor checked. You should be able to read the angle with the iCarsoft reader. It might be under the sas reset function. If it has a crazy angle reading when pointing straight ahead, it might be dead but worth trying to reset it to zero.

Oh that explains it then. Has this fault been happening since you've had it? It's either faulty or not be set up properly.

Return spring? Clutch pedal.

Try clearing it with your code reader. I'm guessing everything is factory and you haven't messed around with the steering wheel or something. Does the car steer straight? Had an alignment recently? Can't see it being the combined sensor it mentions unless the car has been stripped out and it...

Found this now from the workshop manual.

From what I can find online DF194 is a crash data fault 🤔

Get some high temp silicone in the joints to seal it up. They never like to seal up great at the best of times.

Get yourself some stainless pins for the brakes. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/226075838837?itmmeta=01J03H54RX83Q6EZ8XXF075AA5&hash=item34a32b8975:g:U~kAAOSwT8BmDaVb

No, they were bought as spares and I don't own the Clio now. Anyone want them?