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Lol at some of the comments in here! How can a dephaser cause a whine?!
It will be the lower aux belt idler. Quite prone to getting wet as its quite low down. Then the bearings get noisy.
Havnt done one in ages but its not hard mate.
I will presume you know how to remove the door trim.
Then you will be face with the bare metal.
Undo the electrical connector from the motor.
The window is atttached to the regulator by a plastic lug that goes through a hole in the glass.
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There's a special tool to tension non air on models. A lot of backstreet garages don't use them. The belts on these have to be set pretty tight. Tighter than you would think.
It's a little breather restricter valve.
Never heard it on a 197 but used to be common on f4r'd scenic and megane 2's.
Look on top of the rocker cover near the throttle body and you might see it.
The 60.2 refers to the back of the spacer that sits onto the car. It has to be 60.2 to sit over your 60.1 hub.
It will be 60.1 on the front face of the spacer to match the car.
It's just a manual gearbox with a electro hydraulic unit to operate the clutch and gears. The clutch should last the life of the car as you can't really abuse it as the unit controls it rather than you.
Assuming you have had the battery tested and all other electrics work ok, Remove the spade connector on the starter motor and clean the connections with some sand paper. It's right at the front of the engine.
New link
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