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Good advice that! O and also refill when you're done! :rasp:
Getting the sump out can be tricky. I had to lower the sub-frame on my 172 to get enough room!
Sounds like the immobiliser is playing up. Have you tried starting the car with both keys? Is your car battery on it's way out?
This may help!
http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?t=483600&highlight=flashing
As said, there's a show on 29th. See link above. Can probably squeeze you on our stand? Let me know!
Cro I heard you had a wee bit of a bang? Much damage done to the car? Did someone reverse into it? U still coming on 29th?
Get the 172! The cup doesn't have the luxuries, u'll barely notice the weight saving and when you put the eibach's on the handling will be roughly the same!
Looks great, but as said don't look too shocked when you get 3 points. The velcro thing isn't a good idea either, the cop will look at you and say "so you knew it was illegal then?"!
The cheap scanners will tell you what's wrong, and if you fix the part and reset the light this will be fine for most engine parts as the engine learns and adapts to the replaced part. The problem comes when you need to replace and airbag or something. This is where you need a better machine in...
Back wheel may just be the stub axle but doubtful, but when I had my 1/4 panel hit the bodyshop was something like £1500 to replace and spray. You'd have to pull the boot floor and align, fix back axle, new rear bumper and bootlid, probably around 2500-3000 to fix it?!
Maybe bootlid is fine...
Meet the guy haf way. Make sure you take a mate with you and make sure you give the car a good thrashing to ensure everything is as it shud be! Haha! Just check for the usual, engine mounts, play in steering etc. All the panel gaps etc. in his photos look spot on and it's HPI clear looks a good...
Not overly, as long as the history is there. The car may have been a demo etc. so that may explain it. Also, people do get easily bored and sell on. What's the current owners reason for sale?