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I have the Goodridge ones and didnt have this issue. Wasnt there a bad batch of goodridges with the wrong ends on or something? Try doing a search as Im sure there was an issue with them.
If its just the coating thats worn and the metal is not seriously rusting they will be fine, its normal for the paint to wear off where the springs touch on compression. I would look into protecting the areas of worn paint with some sort of rust preventer.
Have you checked the connector and wiring, is there power at the connector when the brake pedal is pressed. If so then you will need a new light, I think you have to buy the whole unit as its sealed which is about £20.
Most Renaults have this sticker in the engine bay, its probably just a factory quality control record, or record of inspection when it comes in to the UK port. Its nothing to worry about.
I also remember this pic, and have it saved on my old pc :cool:. It inspired me too, infact I often wandered if the one I have was the same car, also found another pic assuming this is yours?
The ph2 and 182 do not have a ICV, its controlled by the ecu/fly by wire throttle. The ph1 only has one as it has a cable throttle. I think its the same one used on the ph1 1.4s and 1.6 16vs though..
Ive experimented with a few, standard renault, or better yet a cheaper UFI air filter in standard box with improved caf pipes works best. Replace it every 1-2 years depending on how many miles you do.
Theres no rust on my flamer and its gone over the 100k mark. Have you seen all the x reg Fiestas, Kas and Corsa driving around with rusty sills and arches?
Please dont break it, there wont be any left soon. Get the belts done, and if you want to sell it, sell it. Anyone with any sense will easily buy it in good condition if theres proof its just had them done.