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Thats a lot! To be honest it just grates me that my insurance seems to be going up despite me being a good boy. Perhaps I should stop whinging, bend over, and get it done with.
Im 25 with 7 years NCB and no convictions. I drive an unmodified 172 Cup 10'000 miles a year and its garaged. Fully Comp with Protected no claims.
Any ideas? I think Direct Line are trying to lift my leg at £750 renewal (it was £580 last year ffs!)
Im grateful for any suggestions,
Kev
My Cup has done 56k and as far as I can tell its on its original clutch. There is no sign of it slipping, but the car had 26k on it when I bought it so I've no idea how it was treated during its early life.
Should I be planning for a clutch change soon?
:S Im 25, I have 7 years NCB and no accidents or convictions. I have not found insurance for my 172 Cup (no modifications) for less than £680. This is more than the 600 I paid last year.
*Fully comp with protected NCB
Any ideas?
The standard head unit in my 172 Cup rattles when I turn it on or off. Also, rather oddly it wont read CD's past track 7....
I dont mind opening it up to have look. Just wondered if anybody else had the same problem.
This is probably on a thread somewhere but...
Is it still possibe to buy 172 Cup Wheels direct from Renault as a spare part?
Does anybody know how much they cost?
I was going to to buy a second hand set and have them refurbed but Im not sure how the cost compares.
cheers,
I was looking at a 182 yesterday and its rear discs were fine - the entire friction surface was being used. I think if mine gets much worse then it will fail its MOT.
Is there any reason why I cannot fit 182 rear calipers? I think they are the same but there may have been a subtle mod...
Cheers for the quick responses
The 12mm lip of unused friction surface on the outside of the disc is irritating me - Im worried it will get worse.
Im running OEM discs and pads. Any thoughts?
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The rear discs on my 172 Cup have done this on both driver and passenger sides, on the outboard face of each disc. The picture shown is after 5k miles in 3 months on new discs and pads.
This is the third set of discs that have done this, all with brand new pads. the calipers...
Cheers for the reply's fellas - I actually started thinking about the melting bonnet catch one - b**tard!
I don't suppose removing it would allow the engine to run a little cooler on stinking hot days at a certain German toll road?
I feel dumb asking this, but I'll ask anyway.
What will happen if I remove the big black sheet of insulation attached to the underside of the bonnet?
Will heat cause the paint on the bonnet to bubble?
Is there anything wrong with doing this?