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I can't help you with the other questions but I got mine from eurocarparts for £180ish which I thought was pretty cheap. That was after discount and giving my knackered one back though.
I think the non-aircon ones are cheaper still.
A few hundred feet would be fine IMO. I'd not be taking it anywhere far though and certainly not at speed.
On my Impreza I lost one of the bolts and ran with 4 and it was fine, but they were 5 studs. Don't think I'd do the same with just 3.
Yep - could be a number of things. The only real way to find out is to plug it into diagnostics machine like an RS Tuner.
This came on in mine once. I switched the engine off and back on again and it stayed on. After about 30 miles it went off and never came back on.
Clios.
You reckon TDK would make it to the states? ;)
Can't wait to see/hear this thing at full chat again. My ears are still ringing from that wheelspin you did next to me at that meet in 1948 :(
Monaco Blue. The colour code should be on a plaque on the inside of your door or in your owner's manual.
There's also a sticky thread at the top of this section with paint code information.
I'd stick with what you've got until the tyres are worn and then you can replace the lot.
With regard to wheel trims, I'd stick with some OEM Renault ones. Any 15" ones will fit off any model. You can get some that even look similar to alloys.
I'd have a search on eBay for 'Renault wherl...