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I know that . I just wanted it to serviced at Renault in case they find any problems then they can sort it there and then , under warranty hopefully :) Once its out of warranty i won't be using them again .

Mines only 2 weeks off being an 06 plate . Haven't done as many miles as i used to . Only 11k in 18 months , lol .

You don't need the key in the ignition . Turn your side lights on / off / on / off , you'll hear a beep then they are set to auto . Do the same to deactivate it . Position 1 for your wipers is auto wipers ( down 1 notch ) . On the stalk turn the selector ring towards you to speed up the wipers .

I think he's talkin out of his arse tbh . They'll come already sprayed in anthracite .

Your telling me . I can't see how they justify £200 ish for oil + filter change and checking the car over . But as it's still under warranty i would prefer it to go to Renault . After that i'll be looking elsewhere .

^^^ Will do ;) Which Arnold Clark ? It says there are 2 in Warrington , Farrell St and Gemini retail park .

Darwen . Cheers Maz . I'll give em a bell .

Wheres that at Maz ? Is that with VAT included . I have shopped around , cheapest i could find was £202 .

Found these on the net ages ago . Anybody used them or have any opinions on them ? Hell of alot cheaper than i've been quoted for my first service , average price of £200 . Its only an oil and filter change at the end of the day and checking all the fluid levels etc ...

Try taking the discs off and turning them 180 degrees , they might be running out a bit causing the vibration .

I had this happen a couple of times when my 182 was new . I just wriggled the wire from the sensor and it's been ok ever since . It's a common problem from what i've read . It thinks your engine is cold so over fuels it from what i understand . Sounds like it might have caused a problem maybe...

Iirc you can adjust them with the little white allen screws . I think you have to do it with the ignition on from what i heard or they reset them themselves when you turn the engine on . Your too quick for me today Daz ;)

They all run rough until properly warmed up , as if the engine is holding back .

Inlet manifold matching : http://www.angel-works.co.uk/product_2ltrinlet.php Or http://www.ap-developments.com/RS_Inlets.html Decat and exhaust : http://www.yozzasport.co.uk/store/products.php?cat=17 Remap : http://www.rstuning.co.uk/ All tried...

http://www.body-kit.co.uk/acatalog/renault_clio_mk2_side_repeaters.html

I agree with kully . Don't bother with the stripes . Looks good as it is :)

Thats not a proper Karcher foam lance , even though Halfords say it is . Its just a low pressure detergent sprayer . They aren't that good tbh . This is a proper karcher foam lance , considerably more money . http://www.cleanandshiny.co.uk/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=103 If you...

Extra gloss protection

12 - 24 hours is impractical for most people . I usually leave it for 30 mins . If time is an issue the Body Shield Blitz Spray Sealant from carwashnwax is a good alternative . http://www.chemicalguysuk.com/product_p/bodysh.htm

Steps are . 1.Wash . 2.Dry 3.Polish ( auotglym super resin ) 4.Buff off 5.Seal ( autoglym extra gloss protection ) leave to cure for 30 mins or longer. 6.Buff off 7.Wax 8.Buff off . If your going to Halfords for their 3 for 2 offer , pick up some autoglym bumper care for the black...

Polish and seal before you wax . It might sound a few quid to spend , but these products will last a long time before you'll need to buy some more .

^^^ Thats what i thought a 13mm and 17mm spanner , wasn't sure if it was an 18mm or not though .

Halfords for the auoglym and meguiars wash mitt . For the waffle weave towel , wax and a microfibre applicator for the wax carwashnwax . I get the majority of my stuff off here . Also try their Extreme Body Wash N Wax shampoo . http://www.chemicalguysuk.com/product_p/extrwash16.htm...

Keep us informed of your progress . Hope it all gets sorted soon :)

Ditch the sponge for a start and get a good lambswool wash mitt . I like the meguiars one best . I use a combination of an aquablade and waffle weave towel to dry the car . Get some autoglym super resin polish and autoglym extra gloss protection . Then a decent wax like the chemical guys 50/50...

If it's only a grands worth of damage then i would say you've got yourself a bargain . Check in the boot under the mat to see if there are any creases . I'll be honest with ya though , if there is only a grands worth of damage i'd be surprised . The rear end of a clio is a bit of a weak spot...

So you've bought a car that you know nothing about thats a cat d write off ? Sounds a bit risky to me . I hope you got it for a good price and have somebody with a good knowledge of how what repairs it will need . I'd concentrate on repairing the car rather than any mods imo . Specialist...

So have you got it sussed then Daz ? Sorry mate , they are white , lol . They have some blue ones as well . Just not as bright . Depends what you want the leds for if they are bright enough . http://yhst-1250793408186.stores.yahoo.net/10ulbrbl353m.html

What about these Daz . They come supplied with the resistors for a 12v system . Only £1.99 for 10 :) http://yhst-1250793408186.stores.yahoo.net/ulbrwh303mml.html

You'll need 5v resistors . Anything higher will burn out the led if the leds are rated as 5v . Have you got a link to the leds ?