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Change the clutch as well.
If your taking the engine out have the cam and aux belt changed as well.
If your taking the engine out I'd drop the engine and lift the car over it rarther then try and get it out upwards.
No shame in owning a diesel Clio there shame in loosing in a race to one but we won't go there.
If the imobiliser light doens't go off i'd say its the imobiliser ring round the key goes in but unfortunalty with the Dci engine only Renault can do a proper investigation.
For your car
CB0P-is the vehicle type
F641881 - is the vehicle fabrication number (manufacture date)
E2-is the equipment level
SAN913-additional limited addition spec
ANB03-additional special edition spec
TED48-paint grade and paint colour
DRAP31-seat upholstery/coverings...
Nope he works for Renault specilaist breakers the website always seems to be down so bext ring them there number is loisted on another site have a look on google the number has 66 or something at the end.
Unfortunatly not its down to the deals they have HIC will insure you with a roll cage Liverpool Victoria won't although its a HIC policy.
Ask Brun about Liverpool Vicotris he had problems with them paying out but they've always seemed great wioth me on the phone unlike the company I use now...
Proper Renault plugs are £20 each so thats £80 then at £65 an hour (usualy rate) and 1/3 quoted time plus a new gasget for the inatke manifold and there your £110.
Renault spark plugs are about the bst you can get they'll last the 72k that they should.
10 40 is the best 5-40 can burn and leak a bit more bit it proctects the engine better from cold 0-40 is better.
DOn't go any higher than 40 spec realy 50 for fast road use if the oil gets very hot and track days.
I'd be very very suprised if that inclused the Aux belt which it should
Servicing rules/time/whats done etc (172/182)
http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?t=107873
If you want to convert do the Mk1 is the better car IMO both suspension and response wise. I'm not the only person to hold this view but the Mk2 IMO looks better so a Mk2 bodies MK1 is a great idea.