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Their is tools specifically designed for removing the wiper arms as without them their a right pain. The tool is basically just a puller that pushes on the bolt and pulls the arm.
Andy's work does seem top notch it's just unfortunate he's so far away :(
What about mapping Dan? And would their be any lights on the dash with this kit?
Yeah it is a good bit of kit. Who will you be using to map it?
Evening gents,
Trying to figure out the cheapest way to go about ITB's manegment.
First thought is to use a Gen90 as that will mean I can use the standard clio loom, new their just over 1k and 2nd hand they come up for about £750 so then just mapping on top.
Now obviously the Gen90 is a nice...
Most common cause of this is the connector and light cluster pins on one of the rear light units.
Best bet is to remove them and have a look, if their really corroded it will need a new cluster and connector, if not too bad then you can try cleaning up the terminals and see if the fault stops.
Re: 'Cub's Trackday Flamer - Cage etc'
Looking good Cub, still going to S/C it? One come up for sale from a 197 the other day, might be of interest to you.
Never done one but I'd say
draw a line of where you want to cut back to.
cut with a fine toothed saw on the inside of the line as best you can.
file away excess to the line.
Leave like that or add a trim from a 182 bumper or something similar.
job done.
I find it funny that just because it's cheap everyone assumes the previous owner is going to steal it back.
Doesnt matter if the car is £200, £1000 or £10,000 the same trick can still apply but no one thinks their car is going to get stolen.
Renault can recode your one key so that's the only key that will work on the car, if your really that worried about it, will cost about £60.
You don't have to buy a new key.
Just to add, I was under the impression you had fitted a aftermarket steering wheel or/and buckets etc. that's why you needed the light turned off.
if it's just a fault with the standard equipment then I wouldn't recommend just de-configuring the faulty part lol.
Tbh the requirements will be mostly the same.
First you need to go into the airbag computer and de-configure the airbags, seats, steering etc. basically whatever you've disconnected. or use resistors to get the airbag lights to turn off. The service light may be on because the airbag light on...