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I've got a full lightweight pulley set from PMS ;) how easy is it to swap the crank pulley? Need to retime? I want rid of it and want a proper cup setup
Just pay for some new coolant and whip engine and box out as one out the top. Takes slightly longer but makes the clutch change job a lot easier and saves time.
No the door lock one isn't, you'll need some small spade crimps or a bit of loom, luckily I had a bit of loom for all three buttons on that panel.
Window one is in the heating control unit on the Ph1 so again, I just had the loom but that's my unlock button
Your thinking about buying ANOTHER set of Renault tools for £133 when getting it done by a specialists costs and extra £200? That's your tool price right there!
I can't even...
Have a look how long I've been on here.
Guess how many times I've seen somebody say I have all the tools (when they usually don't)?
Guess how many times I've seen somebody still do it anyway?
Guess how many times I've seen people on here not take advice they ask for?
And if you add all of...
How does this make any sense at all?
If you f**k it up, sorry, when you f**k it up how are you expecting to pay for it then?
You either have it done by a specialist which is going to cost £200ish plus the bits or you do it yourself paying £100 for the correct toolset and risk messing it up...
If your missing a tool it won't be right will it.
You need the car but willing to break it easily, rather than lose it for a day having a specialist do it correctly......
Can tell it's the Easter holidays.
Door lock definitely cannot do both, heated rear screen definitely cannot do it unless you can get some kind of toggle relay.
Hazards work though with Ph2 button
Start drilling with a really small bit and work your way up, eventually when you pull the drill bit out and spin the drill bit in the correct direction it should spin out.
Loads of WD40 soaked on it first too.