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You'd like to think they wouldn't do that :rolleyes: Plus he wouldn't have a very good pedal at all.

Probably just need bleeding a bit more. If they felt fine before the new calipers, then it can be the only cause really.

Brave c**t washing a Renault engine bay 😅

I know 😂

Moonlight Blue would have been my choice. Epic colour and very rare for the v6. My brother had a Megane 225 which came in that colour. Crazy how it looked black, purple, blue in different light.

1000Nm is plenty and the size/weight will be easier to work with. The bigger brother isn't worth the extra £60-70 for what you need.

This will do the business, enough torque and looks to be their compact version. https://www.powertoolmate.co.uk/power-tools/cordless-wrenches-and-ratchets/makita-cordless-wrenches-ratchets/makita-dtw700z-18v-brushless-impact-wrench-body-only.htm

No idea on poverty brands Makita tbh. Have a look at their specs and see what torque their impacts will do. If you're only getting one impact, i'd make it count and get one with several hundred Nm of torque so it'll tackle any bolts you throw at it.

Looks like it's a wheel issue then by the sound of it. Pads are definitely fitted correctly and everything, so it's not that.

I've never seen that. Any pics looking from the back of the caliper?

Also known as the UCH. In the UK it's under the glovebox on the passenger side.

That rear beam is straighter than most tbh 😂

Not as much these days. I do have the new Gyeon wax that I need to try though. From what I've seen it's like butter on and off, can be left for hours and still wipes off nicely.

At least you know you're getting a clean car That's the way I see it 😂

Yeah should be. It's just meant to rejuvenate the coating.

I may be wrong, but for MOT purposes if it's there it has to work, no?

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Yeah I use 3 caps in a 20L bucket. It does seem to strip light protection like waxes and wet coat type products, but it won't remove ceramic coatings.

Either this or the UCH up in the passenger footwell has gone faulty. Mine used to do it occasionally, but it wasn't just a few wipes, it stayed on constantly. So i just removed the wiper in the end 😂

It's my only shampoo 😅

Crazy colour! Looks like a mix of that VW Scirocco green and the mk2 Focus RS green.

Just fill it until it starts flowing out the filler hole. Sorry that doesn't help for how much fluid to buy 😅

Yeah I had an Incredimitt years ago and now using the Gyeon one, which feels a bit better having slightly thicker foam inside. Might try the Gtechniq one next as that looks similar to the Gyeon but a fair bit cheaper. I've seen that new Gtechniq shampoo too with the SiO2. Bit hesitant to try...

Has it been sat around for that long? You did mine in 2017 and it's been fine.

Carpro Reset or Gtechniq Gwash for me.

IP65 too, but just note that if the lid of the main wheely box is soaked, when you lift it up the water does like to run down the back and then inside 😅 Not as bad if you lift it slowly so it can drain off a bit first.

Quality kit though isn't it.

Driveshaft binding up. Hear about it alot with people running Gripper diffs. Should be able to move the engine over slightly. @NorthloopCup should be able to confirm if that's right.

Festool = Vegan kitchen fitter Dead 😂

Too right, it's like gold that stuff 😂