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id much rather spend my 7k on a 2yr old car than a 20+ yr old car. i love an iconic hot hatch however i wouldnt be paying £7k for something that wasnt nearly new!
so many storys of people lossing back ends on here yet no one seems to check the cars biggest common fault of leaking rear dampers! ive had to change the rear dampers on 5 of my 6 clios (and number 6 is a clio 3 and 3 months old! so doesnt really count) so out of my mk2 clios ive had a 100% rear...
i quite like it, im not into magazines really but since its so cheap im happy to support it.
what annoyed me was the fact they say that silver and orange ph1 which looked really cool was 220bhp, when clearly its probably 180 ish at best maby im just easy anoyed but even my gran knows thats not...
ive got one of these PC things everyone used to rave about a few years back, ive used it a few times but not very good with it lol no one using these anymore? any reason why?
had a few cars do this, usually caused by the battery being weak and the alternator having extra strain on it, a change of battery usually cures it. however also worth checking the tensioner on the belt
i wouldnt worry too much about it, clios constantly fail mots on snapped coil springs and cheap alternitaves are put on, a lot of them out there will be like this!
surely the speedo should work regardless of the gearbox.
the problem would only occur fitting a non speedo drive gearbox to a cup/ph1?
ph2 takes speedo from the ABS system..
Re: Renault Sport Clio 182 - Looking to buy as an exciting daily drive. Talk to me pl
was using my ph1 172 for my daily 40 mile comute, was fine, done 38mpg doing nice quick flowing driving using the mid range revs. ultra relable, all my 6 clios have been though
im only going with what a few of the renault techs on cliodci.net have said they are not to use 10w40 as its causing issues with turbos something to do with turbo thrust bearings & thrust plate oil feeds they say. im no expert, turbos not my thing lol
i had this on my 172, changed the track rod ends helped slightly but never cured, also had full alignment along with new bottom arms and bushes and ball joints still nothing, turned out it was the inner track rods between the rack and the track rod ends that were worn, changed them and it was...
i genuinely didnt beleive they would be THAT different but they are, i loved my ph2 its the longest ive kept a car at over 2yrs but the ph1 is awesome!! keeping it for the distant future anyway