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Completely plain front and rear. No markings, borders, location nuthin'.
DSCN0269 by Louis Walker, on Flickr
DSCN0301 by Louis Walker, on Flickr
There's a free shipping code for proplates in the 3/4 thread sticky too.
If you took it to a decent garage regardless of having CLIP or not, they'd be able to diagnose whether it was an abs sensor down or not. You could measure resistance yourself whilst rotating the wheels from the ABS sensor if you wanted. If ones abnormal then that's your answer.
Cheap here if you do go to replace them - http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/RENAULT-CLIO-SPORT-2-0-FRONT-ABS-RING-DRIVESHAFT-RELUCTOR-ABS-RING-2000-2005-/171218040920?fits=Model%3AClio&hash=item27dd63f858:g:b~oAAOSwaB5XoHoP
I didn't want to risk just moving them as I hadn't been fully sure whether i...
Disconnect the battery for a bit then reattach and start the car. See if the lights come on instantly or not or only when you move the car.
Should be fine to drive the car with those lights though although I presume cc won't work if it's a abs sensor that's gone down.
@JamesBryan Do you know why mine doesn't sit properly? Running a decat unless it's too long! It's still got the original olive joint though.
Sorry to thread hijack! Completely OT too... haha
You need a louder exhaust x
It could also be a big build up of brake dust as well though. I'm yet to clean and repaint my front calipers properly but copper greasing the pads and shims didn't do anything even with fresh sliders.