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Lol - to be honest guys - I didn't even think of that! :blush:
@JB21 - I'll definitely take you up on that offer m8 - you're only a few miles away from me.
Is it something that anyone has tried before? After 12 years of my arse getting in and out of the car, the side bolster is definitely past its best.
Just curious if its been done before and if the results were worth it?
Cheers,
D.
If the bubbling has started to eat into the metal - it would probably be cheaper just buying a new replacement bonnet. They are all the same on the Mk2 Clios and I think mine was circa £60 unpainted when I got mine redone. Followed by a full front-end respray. ;)
I thought it worth mentioning as I've fixed the small issue on with my front wipers today.
Although there's the obvious three bolts holding the mechanism in place, there is also a metal spindle at the rear of the bulkhead that helps locate the whole assembly in place before putting the bolts...
It's not an Arctic Blue ending in the reg HNF, is it? That was my ex-wive's car and even Renault never sorted or fixed the alarm-in-the-middle-of-the-night issue.
That said, they took three attempts at replacing my alternator - and still picked the incorrect one!
Hope you get it sorted. I...
One thing I'd suggest of you're doing your own servicing is to drop and replace the gearbox oil. I sound like a broken record on here about changing it, but it transformed the feel and accuracy of selecting gears for me.
Lol - I think mine broke in exactly the same spot about three years after I had it. To be honest, I'm amazed it lasted that long - wafer-thin metal, retained in place while the rest of the engine attached to it has the ability to flex and move on the mounts.
I just clamped the broken bit...
Eh?
Progression and ranks are at the core of every FPS worthy or note - they have been for a long time. I'm not against them in anyway - its the way they go about them that is the issue. As @-Craigo says - they probably speed-up the progression purely for the sake of the beta.
Unfortunately, I doubt it will ever return the older method of player progression. It's as though the devs and publishers think gamers need spoon-feeding rank increases and/or perks by simply firing a shot.
It all becomes meaningless. I start the game as a total rookie, yet can achieve 7 ranks...
Great effort - though being that colour, I bet the wow effects don't last long!
Not looked into the specs of the 440i. Are they the spiritual successor to the 335i?
The passenger side arm is an fecker to get off - the two central mountings are always easy in comparison.
I've found in the past that having the arm raised first, alters the tension on the bolt and can sometimes make it easier to remove.
Its pretty popular here - especially when you can get the latest Visio and Project versions at £9.95 each as well. Mainly older staff that buy it when their kids are at college or uni.
Not actually looked at Libre myself. Might have a dabble - more so with OpenOffice falling by the way side.
The other option is to check if your workplace has signed up to the Microsoft Home Use Program (HUP).
http://www.microsofthup.com/hupuk/home.aspx?country_id=GB
If they do, you can buy the fully legit version of Office 2016 Professional Plus for £9.95. A fraction of the cost that it appears in...
Make something special enough and people will buy it. However, the term 'special' is open to interpretation and is purely in the eye of the purchaser.
I like quirkiness. I like random changes to a car - simply because some design team/engineer thought that it was a good idea to do so. The Clio...
From a personal taste viewpoint, it pisses me off when someone the other side of the pool or two floors up on the balcony decides to pollute the surrounding area with their choice of tunes. Granted, your musical tastes might be awesome, but you shouldn't enforce that onto other people nearby -...
Are your CNC programs CPU/memory intensive in anyway?
Also, how do you connect to the CNC devices from the laptop? Are they USB or via serial? We've got one particular CNC machine at work that is a right PITA as it relies solely on NetBIOS for connection. Literally steam powered, it's that old...