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Pete,
You put a post up asking for help with an "unknown electrical issue" then proceed to put up a list of just about every ignition related item under the bonnet stating it may be one of these but you don't actually post a description of the symptoms which you've encountered.
I'm good...
Re: Spare Key Transponder > Car Alarm / Immobiliser / Central Locking Interaction Pro
Depends where you're based but it needs to go to someone who can code keys
Reg isn't turning up anything on Renault WVS lookup but if it has "IDE" on the side bullets then it has what we call classic "IDE-AIDS"
In layman terms the Fuel Pressure Regulator is failing when it gets hot so is seizing up internally allowing the fuel pressure to creep up without control...
Re: Spare Key Transponder > Car Alarm / Immobiliser / Central Locking Interaction Pro
As above, it's most likely unassigned to a vehicle but CLIP will tell you this.
Yep! It's not a plated diff like the Gripper so doesn't *really* need anything special. Just put a GL4/GL4+ in, stop mincing about and driver the fookaz wheels off.
On the TLX/PKX/NDX boxes I use TransELF 'NFJ' only and haven't had issues.
Others are cheaper and *supposedly* better but if you stick to what the book says you can't go wrong.
Plugs should be NGK PFR6E-10 and to timesert the head would need to come off.
Helicoil Vs Timesert argument has been done to death on here and on the Internet in general. My personal position - I hate Helicoils because they're pikey
Take it to see Dan@SJM - It needs a proper fault finding session on CLIP firstly to check all parameters are functioning correctly (Yes there are other bits of kit out there but non are 100% trustworthy as dealer level kit). This isn't the same as plugging it in and seeing if there are any fault...
I have to run one in my car for this very reason even though it has no SRS units installed... the light is there and the car had them from factory so the light must function accordingly. Just comply mate
The second unit *should* (when the CAT is at temp and when it is functioning correctly) will be stable at around 400mV.
The pre-CAT should be constantly switching