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A "clip" diagnostic computer will determine which circuit has been broken ( £40 check ). An ABS sensor costs £31.45 + vat part number 8200186294 (based on a CB1C) labour should cost no more than £30 - £40 (Based on an ABS sensor failing)

Arent the brake lights were the side lights are on some smoked rear lights thus giving the impression the brake lights are constantly on when the lights are switched on ??

A contact at Renault i have can find the ID of a car by simply obtaining the Engine fabrication number - i need the reg or chassis to get the immobiliser code so Liam can unlock his ECU

72k - major Timing belt ( including tensioners ) - every 5 yrs / 72k Which ever comes first aux belt ( including tensioner if its done properly ) oil filter oil sump washer air filter plugs gearbox oil sump washer pollen filter screen wash check & replace PAS fluid - depending on...

It may need the following depending on the extent of the damage and the insurance assessor new rear axle £497.26 + vat new wheel £120.00 + vat new tyre 185 / 55 / 15 eg £56.00 + vat new airbag computer £135.90 + vat new seatbelt pre-tensioner £79.45 + vat new seat airbag £211.30 + vat...

No it wont fit at all

Why a volvo lump - there s**t slow in a volvo ??

It was very light actually - i had a better feel of the steering on the car and it NEVER went wrong !!

On my conversion i ran a standard 1.2 rack and column - there was no need for PAS. The benefit of this is that i didnt have to worry about pipes leaking and pump pulleys flying off.

The laguna 2.0 8 valve will bolt on with no hassle and there a hell of a lot easier to get hold of than the megane F3R lump

Depending on what it is, they might charge you to take it away !!

Yes mate - there a handy tool

Make sure you measure and take markings of were the axle originally was ( and the torsion bars ) as this will give you a guide line on how low you want it to go

At the edge of the rear axle ( both sides ) theres a plastic cap - if you pull the cap off you will see a female thread. You screw the slide hammer ( male end ) into the female end and then proceed to slide the hammer along the shaft which will in return pull the torsion bar from the axle. On...

8200152206 £10.12 + vat

Nice motor - be careful as my mate has one and its always going wrong

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No there not

The D7F 730 is usually a good lump - very rare they go wrong. A used engine will set you back about £150 ( worst case scenario ) and if you can fit it yourself you will save £££. No need to change car

If you need a box i have one in stock

I bought mine new in 2002 and sold it within 6 months - it attracted a lot of attention and made me feel supercool and that was it. It was sluggish, handled terrible and my 1988 Renault 21 turbo was faster. Buy one for the experience as Subway says and if you dont like it sell it

7701473451 £53.29 + vat - o/s wing clio 172 2001 - 2006 7701473451 £53.29 + vat - n/s wing clio 172 2001 - 2006 6000073772 £36.38 + vat - frt grille 172 / 182 2001 - 2006

Stick a 50 shot of gas on that lot with a progressive controller and you will see mid 13 qtr mile runs with a 0 - 60 time of 5 - 5.5 secs. Dont go silly with the jets just stick to a 50bhp one.

re-profiled cams - hillpower £370 + vat exchange - http://www.hillpower.co.uk/ 01530 273633 viper induction - k-tec £200 ish re-mapped ECU - Chipwizards in rochdale £400 01706 651000 de-cat - £50 - 01254 207008 RCR polished / ported and matched inlets - GAY BENR / Hillpower 01530 273633

Please Sort This f**king Site Out - I Am Loosing My Patience Now !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Yeh he did thanks - has he recieved it yet ?

Dont worry Ali you silly c**t - i am going to tell you what to do If it is the problem with the circlip it will feel like your driving the car with the front wheels jacked up ?? List of parts & tools required 30mm / 32mm socket - half inch drive ratchet wheel brace 10mm / 13mm / 15mm...

Renault clocks hold the mileage in the instrument panel itself - not the ECU. If you get a copy of the auto trader there are numerous "mileage correctional" specialists in your area that will come out and re-programme your clocks

Thats a very good modest story You have to do something like that to make you realise what a fool you have been. I have done it and most other car enthusiasts have done it and you look back and think ..."Christ i could have bought a brand new sports car and insured it for the money ive put...

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