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i had a problem where it only worked on one side. It turned out that the drum brake was faulty and i needed new rear brakes on both sides.

i like 'em

thanks.

try new blades. Perhaps they arent making a smooth wipe across the screen.

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Renault-Clio-Dymanique-2003-spoiler_W0QQitemZ120275412316QQcmdZViewItem?hash=item120275412316&_trkparms=72%3A636%7C39%3A1%7C65%3A12&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14 is this iceburg silver?

Im currently on my third hazard switch. lol. Didint you give all the lights a quick check before putting it in for the test? Stupid to fail on a bulb out, imo. (not having a go at you, btw ;) )

Yep, use the key.

how'd it go?

cambelt was due a while ago. 5 years max or 72k miles. which ever is first

tbh, your best off getting it to a garage that knows what its doing to get that sorted. btw, iirc there are two sensors on these pre and post cat.

For me, i have to do it because the chip in my key is faulty and i £160 for a new one is a bit steep.

i have a problem with my key not deactivating the immobiliser. To tempory over come this, i apply light pressure to the button on the key when turning on the engine, but not enough to activate the central locking. It works everytime.

do you have any warning lights on? Any running problems now that its re-connected?

all japanese to me

Re: Clubby Picture sweet car!

yep

TDC sensor?

its amazing how many bulk buyers i see in Morrisons.

carefull, it'll fall apart!

some headlights can. Dont think clio's can.

iirc you need stickers to place on the outside of the headlight, that alter the beam direction.

open the key and see if the battery may have come loose!

^ ditto

Goes off in your face!

same as removing it i guess. Disconnect battery 20 min before to make sure it doesnt go off in your face.

perhaps its filling up the engine! what said^ Goldfish swimming around your gearstick?

The only way to fix it is to buy a PS3.

The chip in the key is damaged. Mine is similar. I have to apply slight pressure to the button when turning the key to deactivate the immobiliser. I just cant face forking out around £150 for a new key.

yep, a little goes a long way.

brave doing that on a slope!