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Test the battery, if its good, give the starter a clout with a hammer, see if it fires up. Or if its a manual try rocking it in gear to unstick the starter.
They are in the drivers door, under the bonnet, and on the passenger side at the bottom of the windscreen.
Sump drain plug is an 8mm Square - Halfords £3 ish jobby.
65 came out, then a year later the 80, then a year later, the 100.
3 years in a row as Black_Kro said they won all the MPG/Best hatch diesel etc etc going. Autocar said the 65bhp would do 105+mpg at a constant 56mph. Renault where considering launching the 100 as a hot hatch but it never...
PMSL!!!The DCIs have the same suspension as the 1.6s anyway. Its only the 1.2s/non-dynamiques that don't have the sports suspension/ratio steering etc etc. If anything the DCI lump weighs more than the 1.6 anyway.
No you need to undo the big 30mm nut you can see in the centre of the disc (around the wheel bearing) and pull it off.
Do a search mate theres a guide by someone on here for rear pads/discs change. Have a look for Fubars guide.
Normal on that engine, nowt to worry about atall.
Short journeys, bad rocker cover design and not being driven hard all add to it aswell.
EDIT- as Gtruk said above.
Yes mate they're all Injection I've never heard one being called a 1.2 16v Injection before.
In theory you could just bolt on a induction kit straight on where the jubilee clip is, and just put a filter on the breather. You'd need to modify the CAF that goes into the bottom aswell if you did that.
^^ As Fred mentioned don't buy a whole new driveshaft, you can pick up and ABS ring for sub £10. Renault will tell you they don't sell them and you'll have to buy a new driveshaft, try a few dealers and you'll get one.
Undo the jubilee clip on the right hand side, pull off the rubber breather pipe next to it, unclip and remove the air feed from the bottom of it (2 prongs need unclipping) then lift the front up and out of the pegs, and slide to the right.
They are all injection.
A few 1.2 etc owners have tried putting a 172/182 axle on there cars. The connectors for the ABS are the same, but the number of teeth on the rear discs on the sport axle are different to the number of teeth on the original car drums, therefore it'll put the ABS light on.
Yeah, so its overlapping, therefore its a 12 month ticket as Pepsi said...
Or if you'd rather call it a 13 month ticket, your last one was on 11 months.