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I'd go for Rainsports 3's . I've been running them and Rainsports 2's for the past few years now . Fantastic grip in the wet , some people don't like them in the dry but I've never had a problem with them when pushing on . The wear rate is s**t , but I can live with that knowing how well they...
No , just this small puddle of water . It does seem like it's been trickling from where I said . I've just been and dried it off and put some sealant around it . I'll monitor it and see if it's better. Like I said before . I sealed the grommets years ago when I had water coming intto the boot ...
I'm 99% certain it's coming from there , when I press it a litttle bit of water comes out . It's just a small puddle of water. I sealed the black grommets years ago. I'll put some sealant around it when it stops pissing down and see if that cures it . I never knew what they were , thanks :up:
There does seem to be a bit of play in the bearing . I'm not sure if thats normal or the cause of your grinding problem . I fitted original discs/ bearings a couple of years ago and don't recall the bearing having play like that. @bloke or somebody else might come along and might be able to give...
I know there's been umpteen posts about water inside the car over the years , in various places . I noticed over the weekend a small puddle of water under the rear passenger seat . It sems to be coming from this " metal bung/cap " or whatever it actually is .
My question is . What is this bung...
It might just be the " cheap " discs / bearings you've fitted . They're not a make that people usually go for . Did you fit the spacer behind the disc ? If you didn't this could be cause of the problem with the bearing. @George@RTR_Parts...
Another thumbs up from me for Mick at Diamond motors :up: . It's a 6 hour round trip for me but well worth it. As northloop says , it'll look alot better on your service history if Mick does it rather than a friend .
Try swapping the lambda sensors round . Could be your Cats knackered or blocked . I saw one on here not that long ago that was blocked . If you do a search you might find it.
Why not just make some ramps ? I made some about 20 years ago out of 18mm plywood, they're solid as a rock. I made them to suit my car , length , height etc ...... job done .
I find them good in the snow too . I've just got home from my g/f's and the side roads are covered in snow , crept up a big hill to my house in 2nd gear no problem :smile:
I was assuming FF182 with cup packs ? Most usually are.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Genuine-Renault-Clio-Sport-172-182-Scenic-Megane-amp-Twingo-LH-Track-Rod-End-/281697000271
Lemforder are decent quality and a bit cheaper . Have a look for a discount code for Euro car parts...
If they can't manage that , God knows what the rest of their work is like. Any decent garage would have done that without hesitation . The least they could have done was phone the OP and tell them.
Sounds like you've still got air in the system. Why didn't the garage remove the broken bleed nipples and replace them ? Sounds like a lazy garage to me .
Get some stainless bleed nipples . They won't shear off ...
I doubt very much the spring will have broken if its a genuine Renault spring, they're very strong . The bolt through the spring might have rusted away pulling through the hole in the exhaust manifold making it loose ? I've had loads rust over the years . I'd start with getting this end of the...
Standard centre hanger.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Renault-Clio-Twingo-Genuine-Centre-Exhaust-Mount-Rubber-Bracket-7700424341/271777361477?fits=Model%3AClio%7CCars+Type%3A2.0+16V+Sport&epid=645819199&hash=item3f47316e45:g:DUAAAMXQVT9S-2ba
Somebody used to sell these polyurethane hangers . It...
That's exactly what I do . In fact did this morning . Half a bottle of redex into half a tank and took my car for a 30 min hard drive to make sure it was up to temp. Whether the redex actually works or not I don't know, but definitely make sure the engine is up to temp . Mine passed :smile:
Tell me about it . Annoyed as f**k . I'd been driving a wagon all day with ultra light steering , so just put it down to the Clios heavier steering . Only when I got home did I noticed how flat it was . The RS3s are very thin though on the shoulder/ sidewall . You can easily feel your fingers...
Just a word of warning . I've been running RS3's since they were launched so I'm used to a little bit of a squirmy feeling when newly fitted, but love the tyres . Just don't ever run them underinflated . I had a slow puncture last week , ran it for an hour and wondered why the steering felt...
They do feel a bit strange at first , up the pressures a couple of psi. Plus they need a few miles to scrub in . I'm on my 4th set , previously RS2's . The wear rate is shite , but they stick like s**t to a blanket in the wet .
Have you checked the " parts for sale " ? Somebodys breaking a 172 Cup . Or maybe put a post in the wanted section . Sometimes people have parts they don't need but they haven't advertised them.
https://www.cliosport.net/threads/clio-172-cup-breaking.815009/#post-11543827
Thats looks spot on . :smile:I thought Mondial Blue would be a better match than Arctic Blue . You'll just have to keep your eye out for some Mondial Blue side trims now .