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So garage got broken into via the side door which has two locks which they’ve crowbarred out wrecking the lock and the door.
They didn’t take anything despite several tools being easy to grab so we can only guess they where on foot and after bikes.
I’ve replaced one of the locks and put a...
If your not confident best off taking it to a garage.
Otherwise you need a code reader and a multi meter plus various sockets/tools to remove everything.
Loads of tutorials on YouTube.
Get someone to press the bonnet while you pull the release.
You can get at it with a screwdriver but you have a faff about getting the bumper off without the grill.
I welded a 2.5inch piece onto mine which slotted into a 2.5 ktec system fine with a clamp.
I’d also consider speaking to him about the manifold-cat connection as mine was heavily corroded and needed replacing with new steel.
I doubt any rust will be that bad it's mostly a cosmetic thing, only worth fixing if you intend to keep the car a long time.
It's generally down to poor paintwork by Renault, theres a few bits where they all seem to develop some rust, brake servo seems to be another for example.
The one I got the old man for Xmas seems decent tbf, they had no issue replacing a ratchet even tho I thought there was nothing wrong with it
I wish Wera would do some bigger sets tho, I’ve got a smaller one and it’s superb.
It’s a little bit of a t**t to get at but definitely doable.
There is a guide somewhere but I can’t find it, this thread has the information you need tho.
https://cliosport.net/threads/starter-motor-location-in-f4r.713746/
If the starters stopping then it sounds like thats your issue, Remove the airbox and you can get at it.
If its not the starter, sounds like it could be a low pressure fueling issue.