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basically the cup is set up so the rear brakes hardly work, but its designed like that, if you read the vosa newsletter you will see the article about it and just says to pass them basically even though they come under the usual restrictions for vehicles rear brakes.my advice is print the...
http://www.vosa.gov.uk/SCRIPTS/texis.exe/webinator/search/?query=clio+172+cup&pr=CORP&x=0&y=0
click the link on the page, an inexperienced tested will rightly fail it.
problem is in the car park it states that any loss damage to anything left in the car park isn't asdas responsibility, if you were willing to take it to court i would say you could have an extremely strong case though.
the wet foam under the carpet will all need to come out and be dried, when i did a few flood damaged cars i bought as salvage last summer i left some of the under carpet foam under the sun on the washing line and it doesn't dry, its got a sealant sprayed on it that holds in the water. Utter...
so be more specific. you turn the key to position 2 and what do you get, you try and start the ignition and what happens? if the problem is everything jumping etc when you have the starter going it might be the earth strap going from the gearbox area to the chassis.
all cars are orange peely now, had a 1 series in that looked like a blackboard down both sides. Think its to do with using water based paint in factories.
knocking in 1st is probably your top engine mount, you can adjust it do a search on the forum, but its common on all 172's/182's.
172's do have a lumpy idle but not particularly tappety other than when completely cold, wouldn't worry about that too much they aren't terribly refined, unless it...
renault don't list them seperately, some non gen parts suppliers have them listed but its the same part numbers as all the other non rs ones and they are wrong when they arrive. The ball joints were fine on those arms weren't they? or you just wanting to have new everything to keep it tight?
the top link gets his from the same company i do, but they are the cheapest one. They do an insurance approved non genuine one which is as good as OEM. I can supply you one at 75 pounds, they aren't that expensive from renault iirc.