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People have found its down to the map sensor moving. Loads of people made brackets that secures them in place reducing this movement and in turn reducing this hesitancy from cold. Worth an investment if it starts to get worse or anything

Believe they're actually alfa ones too, sure mine came in alfa packaging. Maybe speak to the parts desk directly at a main dealer. Iirc non genuine ones spray at the wipers not the windscreen

I didn't think it was bad at all. Could get them even cheaper if you didnt go valeo and the fit would probably still be spot on as they made so many mk2 clios.

Least he finally got 3 pages of replies to a thread

Get any kangarooing from cold?

I've posted an update of these in my thread @Coops Mk1

Forgot to include these photos.

Looks like @leeds2592. Definitely him.

Why didnt you chase them down the road?

I'll 3d print you some for next year.

Its French monsieur. But also probably yes.

This is true. May aswell buy one of those map sensor brackets once the inlets are fresh.

After protecting the lights I carefully cleaned up the cabling and connections using a wire brush/needle file and refitted them. It's quite bright so photos arent the best but I'm super pleased with the results. It has highlighted the slight panel gap difference in the boot left to right but...

After another member mentioned one of my rear lights being cloudy I havnt been able to not notice it. Felt like it was really letting the car down and decided just to buy a brand new pair. Managed to pick up a set of genuine valeo rear lights from autodoc for £53 posted. Had contemplated...

They're worth it just for them to look nice. I wouldnt do it if you're chasing gains, but if you're just after the aesthetics they're spot on.

Are you sure the new CC was working?

Not sure sorry, car looks great though!

Theres been a lot of people deactivating their accounts recently

Theres no local club activity because covid.

That's a shame. We have a local fastener shop near work and they're fantastic.

Dont you have any small local fastener shops?

It's metric if you use an ugga dugga.

If struggling just drill out and tap to metric.

https://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&f=23&t=1656653

Got any verniers? You can print out a thread gauge and measure it against it too - https://www.boltdepot.com/fastener-information/printable-tools/default.aspx

Theyll make you bust for the 16 you need

Read this a few times on the mikalor clamps now! Might be worth updating the guide on here so other people arent caught out. I've ordered the JCS Higrips.

Boot lock broke

@leeds2592 might be why yours is so tucked. Probably running some custom 40mm parts bin specials

I'll confirm when I do mine, but they should all be correct.