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They're suppose to last 72k , mine fcuked up at 30k on my 172 . Welcome to CS :) and the wonderful world of cliosports and rip off dealers ,lol ;)

They must be quoting labour charges for changing your plugs . The originals are NKG PFR6E-10 . http://www.sparkplugs.co.uk/pages/pricing/applications/ngk_petrol_car_applications.asp Some people use Bosch and seem to be happy with em ...

Put some thick cable ties , 8mm / 9mm , over your clips on the cv boot as a preventative measure .

The cables are about £85 from Renault , thats if they will sell em separate , 2 dealerships i spoke to wouldn't . The changer and cable package is around £300 , wtf :( If you really want to stick with the Renault setup it would be cheaper to get a tunerlist headunit out of an older 172 to...

^^^^ It'll need a realy good clean to get all the grease off the outside of the boot or the new clip will eventually just slide off .

Definitely the clip has broken on the cv boot , thats grease you've got all over your wheel . Or might even be the cv boot itself split but i'd say just the clip . Pretty common thing .

Vipers and Maxogens seem to be the way to go for filters . Fred does cams for the 172 , give him a bell . http://www.yozzasport.co.uk/store/products.php?cat=15

Got my 182 cos i had a mk2 172 with just over 4 years trouble free motoring . Also cheap considering all the toys you get , the look of the car , handling / speed . Best car in its class imo .

As bmh says . The 05 182 has the cabasse update headunit , the older headunits were tuner lists .You need the corresponding cable and changer for the newer cabasse headunit .

I must agree with Rich . The Zaino Z10 is superb on my 182 seats .

Imo Xenons light up the road better than standard bulbs . Try driving alongside another car on a dark motorway and compare which car is the lighting the road up better . I'd never have a car without xenons ever again !

I'd guess it would melt it .

http://www.audiooutfitter.com/store/190712---CDPER.html That might work . You need to dissolve the stain . Alacantara is polyester so is pretty tough .

^^^^ It was 100.9 when i filled up with optimax ate Salmesbury last week . Going tomorrow to fill up again :(

My mate had some dents taken out of his X3 with these guys, they are based over Chorley way so not far from you . http://www.dentcraftltd.co.uk/ Let us know how you get on mate if you use em .

Yeah cables ties should be ok . I had both the clips snap on my 172 . When i bought my 182 new i put cable ties over the clips as soon as i got it just for good measure . Use big thick ones , about 8mm .

Nice one ^^^^ Glad you got it sorted for free , as you should do :) The inconsistency of some Renault dealerships is unbelievable , they don't seem to have a clue what is or isn't covered by the warranty .

You'll need a program to unzip it. http://www.vnunet.com/vnunet/downloads/2128165/picozip-01 I use picozip .

Try this stuff . Easiest i've used and beads water off the car better than other waxes i've used . They delivered to me within 24 hours so you "should " hopefully have it by Friday . http://www.motorgeek.co.uk/pinnacle-liquid-souveran-p-77.html

To be honest mate , i wouldn't waste my money on a second hand exhaust because the original exhausts are crap build quality . I had an exact copy made up at powerflow , stainless cat back , fabricated and fitted for £270 , lifetime warranty . http://www.powerflowexhausts.net/HOME.CFM...