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Yeah a knackered wheel bearing could have caused that. On some cars when the bearings wear it makes the sensor out of align with the ring. It looks like that is whats happened big time on your car.
Yeah, the big pipe that goes in the front of the thermostat. The smaller pipe that runs off the big one shouldnt be there. From the front of the thermostat there should be 1 short thick pipe to the top of the rad.
All 3 of the Clios Ive owned has had this problem. Its because the level sensor on the cap swivels on a round plastic bit which isnt 100% sealed. Its nothing to worry about unless its really excessive.
Ive bled my brakes, fitted braided lines, new discs and pads and still the problem is there. Ive tried cleaning the sensors and none of the abs rings are damaged. I think its a faulty sensor but now youve said it only happens at low speeds.
The Grandes came in 1.2 8v and 1.9d they dont have ABS and the drums on them are effective enough. They have the same front brakes as a Valver so the braking force is more than adequate.
Going off this pic:
http://img135.imageshack.us/my.php?image=dsc00708copy.jpg
It looks like the fuel/gas vapour return pipe that goes to the carbon canister behind the right hand foglight.
Yeah, or they should of at least recommended to you to change it at the same time. The aux belt, tensioner and idler should be changed every 36k or 5 years whichever is sooner.
Where did you take it??
On the drivers side part of the arch protects the lower part of the aux belt and the aux belt pulley. Also on the passenger side the horns wont last long if they are constantly being 'weathered'. This is from experience.