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Don may not be able to pop along either as it looks like the clio needs an engine rebuild so it will be in bits on the floor lol
Long long story and shall explain when i see you next:D
for looks thats all!
Don't buy forge motorsport ones as they collapse inwards at full throttle (seen it happen on two cars on the rollers)
samco is the best one to go for really PM timsmeganeR26 on here he can get them for a good price
The 2 black caps you have in your kit are core plugs and as said above they go the gearbox end,
You need to order a seal kit from renault it consists of:
A brown seal for behind the dephaser
A black and brown seal for behind the exhaust pulley
Another brown seal with a slightly smaller...
Shock absorber--spring--spring top plate--bearing--rubber mount--insert--little nut--fit to car--put top hat on tighten bolt....
Although if you have the newly revised top mounts the insert and little nut are replaced with one complete unit.
I would say yes!
Plus at a recent meet on a rolling road day there were a few clios that once they hit full throttle the samco hose was collaping in under the suction....??
I may be wrong but you have a 182? so why is it running 172 software and cal??
I thought all 182s run 8000 software and 7802 cal before mapping? then the upgrade OEM software and map brings it to 8200 7804!:S
6100 2A06 is what the 172s run normally
Remove the engine cover and its against the bulk head at the left hand rear corner as you look at it, ok so the cap didn't come off but check the fluid level isn't to high as i think this also causes problems.
Ideally you could do with popping it into someone and get the system bled
Check the brake fluid level and see if the cap has been put back on,as some people remove the resivoir cap when fitting new pads as it makes it easier to wind/push the piston back then forget to put it back on.
Was the little spacer behind the rear discs refitted?