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2. Louis

You always come across very entitled in your threads. Surprised you get any replies helping you really!

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He cant pay cash in hand for that one though

I've a picture of you on my mantel place aswell mark. Pride of place

HUD is w**k for a night out hahaha

Spammers

2.5K on insurance admin fees alone!

I'm on 145k now and take the car everywhere. Don't judge it on mileage, judge it on maintenance.

Could have spent £700 on a 182 in better condition and had it resprayed for less

All mk2 the same

Seller will be laughing all the way to the bank.

Looks brilliant mate. Nice work!

Just leave the ring off. Does the horn push in snug OK without the circlip?

What wheel are you using? You want to just use the horn as you have it in the last photo, then push those small spade connectors into the grey plug (black to black, red to red). You dont want the metal earthing ring and should only need the circlip around the horn if its loose in the wheel...

Pretty sure they're legit, they have fantastic part diagrams. Just enter the part number into google and check around prices too. Renaultgenuineparts are often cheap, or ring your local renault parts

I've scoured the part diagrams before and couldnt find it anywhere! All mk2s have them. @mossyv6 was selling one beforr

I'd say its @leeds2592 shaking it whilst walking the dog to piss you off

Not a massive one, not like you're decatting it and even then it doesnt really make much of a difference!

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/362544008001

Just buy a 2.5" vband. Welds on without having to remove the old mani

Just weld a new flange on the original?

Dont be surprised if its blowing from the mani flange too.

Why would it? You're just replacing a section that usually blows

That's only if the switch doesnt stay up in place. Seriously, replace the brake pedal switch

Which trim do you mean? That's some serious commitment! What's the plan?

Also remove brake pedal switch and pull put plunger all the way

What have you replaced so far?

Yeah common to lift, found bending those little tabs that run up the side really help to keep it tight!