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The only thing that gets changed is the switched/perm live colours between yellow and red. Everything else will be to that iso standard, otherwise there wouldn't be much point in having a standard if no one followed it.
Yep was all done the day after that post but didn't bother updating, new shiney rad and hub all back in. Hub has made an unbelievable difference, amazing how you don't notice these things when the occurly slowly and it seem to be keeping all its vital fluids in one place now which is nice :).
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On a (hopefully! :() good note, booked back in to rstuning on Friday 13th May to have some uprated injectors fitted/mapped if paul can't sort my mine munching standard ones. Seeing as it likes s**tting on me anyway i'm hoping being Friday the 13th won't have any bearing. Gulp!
Will update as it...
I'd go with C personally the cost of a UCH isn't as great as it used to be, otherwise B will work fine and the miliage will stay with the car as its stored in the clock.
Remove fuel rail guard, disconnect old switch and unscrew it, screw in new one not going mad mad tight and reconnected. Replace fuel rail guard, top up pas fluid and done.
The only trip computer value that comes from the ECU is the instaneous fuel consumption, the rest is calculated in the dials. The dials may be capable of doing conversion but obviously they weren't bother/can't/not a proirity to allow the ecu to output in mpg.
Don't get current mpg on uk models due to it reading in miles per gallon, euro ones have it due to them reading in l/100km. Comes direct from the ecu so can't be converted so renault disable it. The data is still there you just can't see it.