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Just bought this "Supercar" ( ;) Ali ) 03 V6 255 to break - usual scenario were its lost control and hit something. I think the accident happened on track when a 172 cup was pushing to get past ;)
No "hope your ok" posts please
The wires come from the airbag computer and run to the seatbelt pre-tensioners ( seatbelt anchor ) in the event of an accident a small current is sent to these pretensioners firing them off ( a small explosive detonated which causes the anchor to retract about 4inch. In return this pulls /...
K9K 704 65 BHP
K9K 702 80BHP
K9K 712 100 BHP
Check the engine codes as i get lots of people ringing me after replacement engines thinking theyve bought the higher power version only to find out its a 65 bhp version.
You can fit a standard belt - you will need to bridge the loom connector with a 3ohm resistor - this will fool the sytsem into thinking a pretensioner is fitted enabling your airbag / pretensioners to still work in the event of an accident. The airbag light will go off as well
Through my experience it differs from dealer dealer - Renault warranties are touch and go. It really depends on the skill and experience of the service team at the dealership. I spent 3 years working in a Renault service dept and i very rarely had a claim rejected.
You will have to take it to Renault and have it re-programed on a clip diagnostic machine. You will have to take both keys. More than likely you will have to buy a new key if the spare doesnt accept a code. A key will cost about £75 + vat and programming between £50 - £80
stand at the front of your V6 - pull your pants down so they are around your ankles - bend your body forward so you can see your own arse....then lick your own balls you f**king turd in a pond
Clutches are classed as a wear and tear item. Normally Renault do offer a "goodwill" contribution on parts depending on the expiration of the manufacturer's warranty and the age / mileage of the vehicle. Things like brakes / clutches / pads etc are not covered. If the vehicle is 6 months over...
cable has a built in self adjustment mechanism. Could be the box ( very common JC5 130 ) or the clutch release bearing / reverse synchro. Change the oil to 75w / 80's semi synth and see if that helps.