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Hope he sells it for that, obviously it'll be a baller/collector for that money. More of an £8-9k car for me that.

Missed that bit 😂 Yeah, should be working then :unsure:

Actually you're right, it's the same fuse as the stereo. Fuse F7 Pull the whole tray out and see if it's plugged in underneath.

I thought the 12v cig port had it's own fuse?

Never trust the digital readout, although mine is usually pretty accurate tbh. Probably got 7 or more litres in it I'm guessing 😅 Drain it out to the correct level and see how you get on. The exhaust is going to smoke for quite a while, you'll need to get it hot.

How much did you put in?

Only other way i can think of is with the Renault Clip software.

Mid torque is the best all rounder to go for.

There must be a way because on the dash test mode you can see MPH and KPH in the digital display. On newer Renaults, you use the up and down arrows on the right stalk, but the Clio doesn't have that :unsure:

Tbf you don't do track days. Different ballgame with the level of heat they see 😅

Is for seals, but tends to break down in sliders.

On track days I only take a 20L fuel can and usually fill up when it says 15-20L, so I usually just put it all in. Maybe test by putting a set amount in and see how long it takes to react.

All much of a muchness really. Go with whichever. Just make sure you use silicone grease on them and not copper grease or anything else.

Put the dash in test mode by holding the button on the wiper stalk in and turning the key to ignition, then press the button again to scroll around to the digital fuel readout. That's what I do on track days and it's close enough.

That Sonax Cut Max you mentioned is meant to be good.

Best all-rounder on DA is yellow Rupes foam (or the new yellow wool if harder paint) and Sonax Perfect Finish.

@Tubbs Vice is the resident diesel specialist.

It would be something to try. I've never heard of anyone trying it, so you could be the first 😅

If you were to PWM the solenoid, you'd need a cam senor for the ecu to be able to work out where the cam is, wouldn't you? The true VVT on the 197/200's had cam sensors i think.

You're now showing as a member again Tony

Take it up with Paypal, you'll more than likely win.

Weird, you were showing up with the blue member banner on my phone this morning, but now on PC you're not :unsure: There should be a renew button to click when you go to Club Memberships menu.

You're still showing as a member, so must have already renewed.

Click on your profile pic at the top, next to the CS logo and go to Club Memberships.

Yeah £300 ish would be about right.

I hope they don't mean the caps for the other end of the cams 😅

Been a very long time since i've taken any track pictures.

Sounds cheap to me. Just make sure you're getting everything including the seals.

Ahh right, well it looks like they need doing now 😏

Can't own an M car without a BTG plate 😅