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Iv tried somthing similar in this thread, good idea on the poly stuff though :)
http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?576647-My-thumb-grip-attempt&highlight=
The tools halfords sell are pants. The renaults use the spinning ring type so these tools cannot be used.
The best way is to hammer and punch then around to get them off.
I can see where your coming from but thats not the way renault word it. The sole perpose of the immobiliser ring is to "exite" the key chip by using an electro magnet and the key code is recieved by the ring and sent down to the UCH/decoder.
The UCH then decodes the signal and verifys it is...
Yes put the original injectors back in, be VERY careful with them, there very delicate. And dont get dirt in the system.
Yes it would cause non start.
Regards to the cambelt, did you use the correct locking tools? These engines have a floating lower timing gear so the locking gear must be used.
If its the Dci, the pumps dont need to be programmed. The injectors do on the other hand. Are they the originals?
Have you primed the low pressure side of the diesel system?
Done the cambelt before the engine went in?
If its the Dci, the pumps dont need to be programmed. The injectors do on the other hand. Are they the originals?
Have you primed the low pressure side of the diesel system?
Done the cambelt before the engine went in?