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i think the latest clio looks the dogs.it may not be as mean looking as an old valver but there still proper nice and its just the styling thats in at the moment.i mean if you relaunched the old valver shape it would be a flop wouldnt it.times and styles change.the old valver still a decent...
you can adjust the pedal position via a threaded part of the linkage but every one ive seen the clutch pedal has been higher than the brake so its probably normal.
fill it up and open the radiator and engine hoses bleed screws. bleed it through and then tighten them back up.run the engine until it starts getting hot with the exspansion tank cap off.this allows any air to escape.put the cap on and run it up to temp making sure the radiator fan works.
they have done away with the safety checks.its just a service every 18,000 or 2 years now.the 36 is a major and will cost about £250.the only cars on 12,000 intervals are the 172 and some of the vans.
block exemption now means if it is a vat registered garage and they use original parts,service it as per renault recommendations and use the correct oil etc it wont invalidate your warranty.
some of the older transponder systems the key will start the car as soon as you get it and you synch the plip by holding the central door locking button until it lock and unlocks,you then press the plip 3 times.some early clio 2s and laguna 1 phase 2s are 2 examples.