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No idea on quality, however you could convert your current foam lance just by getting a 1/4" quick connect fitting.
Yes, the same way you'd do brakes really. Close the bleeder with the pedal down.
I should have pointed out that pre-filling is only advised if you were going to bleed it manually.
Seeing as the garage probably pressure bled it, then it's not really required. However i still do it as good practice.
Can't see it being a gear oil issue if it's creeping in gear with the clutch pedal pressed.
First thing you could try is leaving the pedal wedged down overnight, i know that's cured it in the past for a few of the Megane guys that have had trouble bleeding the system.
Failing that it could be...
Do you know how they are bleeding it?
If it's the manual pump the pedal method then it probably won't work.
You either have to reverse bleed most Renault slave cylinders or pressure bleed.
Pre-filling the slave before fitting is usually advised also.
Sounds like a UCH (body control module) issue.
Under passenger side dash, box with fuses and relays on.
If it's not a fuse or relay on that, it'll be an internal fault. Usually repairable if you search for Clio UCH repair, there's a place online and eBay called dieselpumprepair.
Edit...
Clubsport is the way to go IMO.
Stripping Clios out ultimately doesn't make them any/much faster i don't think. Not without going to a serious level on the weight loss ~800kg.
I've stuck to the back of many stripped out ones around Oulton. It's only the properly light ones that gain a bit of a...