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They are only aluminium covers riveted onto the actual pedals . I think the only issue is your accelerator pedal is plastic from what i can gather but people have overcome this problem .

Any scratch in glass can be polished out using jewellers rouge , the only downside is if the scratch is really deep it will deform the glass . Check out ebay for jewellers rouge . http://shop.ebay.co.uk/?_from=R40&_trksid=m38.l1313&_nkw=jewellers+rouge&_sacat=See-All-Categories

I really don't see what Virgin are up to tbh . Why 50 meg ? Unless it's just some marketing ploy that they have the fastest speeds . It will only mean people will hit their download limits even faster so increasing how many people are affected by the traffic management i.e. dropping their speed...

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You have " amber " sidelights ? :S

It amazes me how the general concensus is that Toyos are crap in the wet , yet people still say they would buy them :eek: I'm sorry , but when i buy a tyre i want it to perform well in both the wet and dry . And that doesn't mean driving like a complete t**t in the wet , just a tyre that won't...

Body Shield Blitz Spray Sealant , dead easy to use . A few layers can be added in next to no time . Or maybe Extreme Gloss M Seal , never tried this one but it sounds like it could be good for your RB . http://www.chemicalguysuk.com/product_p/bodysh.htm...

Lmfao . How do you know exactly when they are tight enough to the extent they aren't going to snap ?? :quiet: There's nothing like a bit of crap advise is there . Your wheels should be torqued up to 90Nm .

Why isn't it very good ?? You set it , the temp remains constant , that's what CC was designed to do . So whats the problem ? Mines always worked perfectly fine .

The foam lances are ok if you just want foam . With my method you can foam the car at low pressure then rinse the car down with high pressure foam unlike the expensive foam lances . I just couldn't justify spending £50 on a lance for low pressure foam .

It doesn't contain petroleum at all . It's alcohol based . I've had it splash on my paintwork loads of times with no adverse effects . I'm not sure i'd try and seal the car with it though just in case . I apply it if know it's going to freeze . When it's freshly applied more often that not...

If it's got a poor finish then get it sorted . It's a no brainer imo .

Could be a wire broken from the temp sensor in the wing mirror giving a dodgy reading . Do you fold your wing mirrors in alot when you park up ? Not sure why it would only blow warm air out of the heater when it's set to max tbh . I didn't think they were related as the outside temp sensor is...

For home brewing . http://www.homebrew4u.co.uk/homebrew-equipment/plastic-fermentation-bin-5-gallon-25-litres-youngs.asp

You don't necessarily need a foam lance , there's a cheaper alternative ;) Save yourself 50 quid and spend it on some decent shampoo ;)

Since when was South Glamorgan in Italy ?? ;)

I can activate / deactivate mine without the key in the ignition .

Scrapyard .

Summat not right there . Alot nicer than the 197 imo :quiet:

Mine did it last winter quite a bit but has been fine up until the recent cold weather and has done it a few times in the last couple of weeks , everything resets to zero on the trip comp . I'm guessing the battery is losing just enough charge to cause a problem . Batteries don't like cold...

Pm sent Andy .

^^^ No it won't say anywhere it's an import and no you don't have to inform the insurance company as it's not a grey import like the cheap Jap cars we see over here . It's basically the same car produced in the same factory as the so called " UK cars " without the afore mentioned alarm , locking...

If your wheels buckled then i'd suspect some sort of damage from an earlier impact . The mechanic , as you call him should really have told you it's not safe to drive imo not recommend you " look into it " :eek: If i was you , first i'd visually check the wheel myself for any signs of damage...

As said .Under the fuel rail guard :

Your spot on there about the warranty starting from the date the car was built . But the part about your MOT being due when Renault said it was is wrong . The first MOT on a car is due on the 3rd anniversary from when the car was FIRST registered in the UK if the car is new when purchased over...

Do a search . This topic crops up all the time . Some less well informed people will tell you it affects the resale value , which is b****cks . There are lots of RS Clios around that are imports usually sold from places like Motorpoint . They are the same car , produced in the same factory ...

Mine was registered on the 2nd of February 2006 . There was litterally only a handful of unregistered 182's left in the UK when i bought it . I was in 2 minds as whether to just garage it until March and get an 06 plate lol . They stopped manufacturing them in October 2005 .

I've used meths to degrease new brake discs in the past . As to bleeding your brakes . If they haven't been done for a while i'd bleed them whilst your changing the pads and discs just so you know you've done a thorough job , it's not essential but worth doing imo .

It's the hose that's rated 150 bar and it will fit your pressure washer .

If you use the search button there is lots of information and pics of matched inlets and the plenum . http://www.cliosport.net/forum/search.php?searchid=3887444 http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?t=355875&highlight=matched+inlets...