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I'm assuming you mean the blue sidelight bulbs ? Tbh mate they look better if you use them in the interior lights and use LEDS that Daz recommended for the sidelights . Have a look at this post for some more info . The LEDS match the xenons perfectly :) Some pics of mine fitted , further on...

Excellent in the wet and dry imo .

R's are the latest , they replaced the S's .

You definitely have to drill it mate .

Out of all those , toyos , but i'd sell em if i were you and get some decent tyres on like Michelins .

Grease ? Its definitely not grease , lol . Its paint , little dots all around the engine bay not just on the battery .

The inside of the wheels aren't sprayed anyway . Just the face of the alloy that you see .

Same here . Lots of little blue n yellow dots of paint in my engine bay . Like deano says , it'll be so they know that component has been installed and finished i guess .

Like Laingo says . Michelins are standard on the 182 , contis on the 172 . The contis on my old 172 lasted 7500 miles on the front . The michelins on my 182 need replacing now and they done just over 8000 miles , lol . I'd rather have a tyre that lasts 8000 miles and sticks to the road well...

Over charging for p+p is pretty much the norm tbh . Thats how they make a few extra £££'s without paying ebay fees . You might be lucky and get a couple of quid back off the seller if he's feelin' generous . But he definitely didn't send it Wednesday like he said as its stamped ( label ) at the...

There are 2 holes and there should be 2 cold air feeds . One down to the wheel arch and the acoustic valve , the other is shorter and just runs towards the passenger side light in the engine bay .

Depends where you get them from . You can pay silly money from some of the bigger tyre fitters . On www.mytyres.co.uk they are currently £78.20 but the price can differ slightly from day to day . Then you have to factor in the price of getting them fitted .

Rear bumper insert part number is 6000073768 , courtesy of Matt Blacks post : http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?t=185809&highlight=rear+bumper+insert Somebody " was " selling original door handles . PM him , looks like you;d need to prime then yourself , 1 can of plastic...

Plenty to choose from on here : http://www.body-kit.co.uk/acatalog/renault_clio_mk2_side_repeaters.html

Correct ;)

Some useful info here : http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?t=164623 http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?t=167230 http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?t=124618

Lookin good matey . Ditch the free sidelight bulbs and use these LEDS that Daz recommended :) A few pics of mine fitted on here . http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?t=205293 Use the sidelight bulbs in the interior lights instead ;)

Until it's dry . Doesn't take long to dry if its applied thinly in a warm environment , somewhere like a shed with heating would be ideal . If you leave em 30 mins that should be fine , just don't be tempted to touch them with your fingers to see if they're dry , lol . Try a local motor...

Never used the goodyears so i can't comment on them , seen alot of good reports about em though . Toyo's are crap in the wet imo . I've used T1-R's and T1-S's , never again .

You'll need to rub your bump strips down first is they have a textured finish. Start with something like a 320 grit then finish with 1500 grit .Now clean / degrease them with panel wipe . Next a few coats of plastic primer . Rub them down again with 1500 grit until they are nice and smooth and...

As said . definitely get your money back . Sounds like its been in a bad accident and you'll probably have nothing but problems .Loads about , check out autotrader .

Both these waxes should look good on your cup . http://www.seriousperformance.co.uk/Products,51,toView_19.html http://www.chemicalguysuk.com/product_p/xxx.htm Oops just seen you have a silver cup . The chemical guys should be good on your silver cup .

I had a powerflow stealth stainless catback on my 172 , £270 fitted , couldn't fault it .

Different brands of tyres are slightly different in shape on the shoulder of the tyre , i can only imagine the michelins are slighyly more square and the toyos are more rounded causing the tyres to rub .

Yours being the PH 1 will have have the throttle cable .

No mate . Normal consumption can be up to 1 litre every " 1000 " miles . Sounds alot to me as well . My 182 doesn't use a drop now , and my 172 never used any as well .

When ther engines warmed up it should tickover at 750rpm + / - 50rpm .

Renault state that 1 litre per 1000 miles is normal consumption . When i bought mine new it used a little oil in the first couple of months , i changed it at 4000 miles and its never lost a drop since .

Some pics of mine fitted now . I found a screwdriver that has 3 prongs on to hold small screws . I took the 3 prong thing off the screwdriver and used the screwdriver to prise the bulb holder out of the headlight . Then i used the 3 prong thing to hold the led with some cellotape wrapped...

Hammer and chisel :nono: I'd hate to think what you use to change your spark plugs :banghead: