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yes if they're leaking the seals are damaged and they've failed.
I've never known of the fronts to be much of a problem on the RS Clios, I've had 9 shocks since June 04, the 5 replacement ones were all rears. Still got the original fronts on.
I've never had any struggle to get mine done...
was all set to attempt to fit Koni adjustable dampers with some sportline springs, contacted Koni and they replied:
Thanks for your detailed information on the Renault Clio range. We do not recommend to fit our dampers with camber correction bolts because we had never tested those dampers on...
always worth remembering dont leave it in sight in the car, boss got her window smashed today and tom tom one stolen.
chased the cnut, never caught him though.
mine always stays hidden when not in use.
cheers, heli coils aren't the best but yeah a thread insert may be an option.
Belzona stuff sounds promising, won't be getting it welded, ever seen magnesium burn?! lol
Magnesium needs to be welded in an oxygen free environment, burns white hot.
limit varies across the gears too, 6500 cold and 7250 warm in some gears.
it'll go be engine oil temp as stan says, there's no oil pressure sensor, if there was we'd have a nice wee oil temp gauge most likely.
This isn't car related, Mountain Bike suspension...
But anyway...
I have bought some 2nd hand suspension forks and got them dirt cheap cause one thread is gubbed.
It's an M6 steel bolt into a magnesium casting, dis-similar metals and all that jazz - it's corroded and stripped (white furr...