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The plenum is often reffered to as the inlet, the inlet is the bit it bolts onto that has the fuel rail on it.
As above the inlet, to plenum gasket is worth changing, its not too pricey from renault. If its a 172mk1 the gasket between the throttle and the plenum falls apart, again this isnt...
Does anyone know what percentage the Renault type2 coolant stuff is?? Reason I ask is im bleeding the cooling system on a mk2ph2 1.2 clio and instead of using the Renault stuff Im using up a 5L bottle of Halfords advanced 5yr coolant. trouble is im not sure what percentage of water to mix it...
On a 172/182 if the aux belt or tensioner goes it normally wraps itself around everything and causes a big mess with the cambelt.
When I bought my car it had the major service box ticked at 36k, when I checked with the dealer it wasnt changed or advised to be changed. So somehow it had...
BB Performance Tunings 172 Exclusive turbo was claimed to have just over 270hp. It was for sale not long ago, not sure if it ended up with anyone on here??
As above, i took my plenum off, took all the sensors out, blasted it through with power washer, gave it ages to dry out and the difference was very noticable. Its worth doing. When taking the plenum off its worth getting a new gasket for the inlet, the one on the throttle house to plenum also...
Very easy removing the airbox bend allows you to get at the throttle. 4 torx bolts and the whole thing is off. For best results remove the top plenum and clean the inside out of that. Theres a guide in the guides section on how to remove it.
Bad luck dude, i go over that junction twice a day and wandered what had happened to the sign!! Accidents there are normally caused by idiots jumping the lights.
Will you be getting another??
Nope, the fuel filter you shouldnt need to worry about (unless you have a ph1 172 where they are changed every 36k). Inspect the spark plugs and see what condition they are in. I replaced mine at 70k and they were still in very good condition.