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Got one a while ago and happy with it now I've sorted the buffering issues.
Installed the Hasham.com pack plus a few other bits. Real easy to do once you have watched a couple of youtube video guides.
Just done one for my Dad he loves it.
Good for films and TV series but live sport is really...
take it to your local garage for a block test, only takes a couple of mins to do.
or do it yourself.....
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/UNIVERSAL-BLOCK-TESTER-KIT-FOR-GASKETS-CYLINDER-HEADS-BT500-/151046876264?hash=item232b186c68:m:mBetKnhOvI4hlfwKeG_0WrQ
I usually undo the 4 bolts for the rack and cable tie rack to exhaust so it stay pretty much in place , top rack bolts you need a flexible head ratchet spanner or a bit of patience with a normal spanner.
You can undo the pinch bolt but lock the steering wheel in place or you may have to reset...
Spotted this on groupon bit of a bargain.
Need to get my ones done but can't get away from work much at the moment.
http://m.groupon.co.uk/deals/peter-gibbs-car-body-repairs-2-22735188
disconnect rear oxygen sensor and try it then, heating elements inside the sensors short out and cause loads of issues.
dont forget to reconnect and clear code if it makes no difference.
Full aux kit must be done to do a proper job, tensioner was probably siezed as the usually are, so belt would have been loose , hence coming off.
I really can't see how removing and refitting box would affect belts, nothing needs to be touched that side of the engine.
Tough one to call.
Comes as a complete hub assembly over £200 from Renault.
b**ch to change most of the time as the pinch bolt that holds the lower joint in is usually siezed.
You have the sleeve from the hub come out with the track rod end.
The ones supplied are correct.
Remove sleeve from old track rod end and fit back into hub.
Job done.
Change the fuses in the engine bay fuse box , the amount of times I have been told "I've checked the fuses and they are all ok"
To find its a blown fuse is alarming.
30amp and a 5amp if I remember correctly.
The buzzing is the electronic throttle body which is normal, not doing it now due to ecu...