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Either get yourself an eezibleed kit .Your local Halfords should sell them .
http://www.demon-tweeks.co.uk/products/ProductDetail.asp?cls=MSPORT&pcode=GUNG4062
Or undo the brake fluid reservoir cap . Get some tubing , preferably clear ,put the tube over the bleed nipple , the other end of...
All about your oval plate :
http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?t=112411
Paint codes :
http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?t=178111
Ditch the poxy little wheel brace and get yourself a torque wrench and keep it in the boot or an impact wrench . Or as said above , local tyre fitter .
Talex lite for me . Quite a few others on here have one and rate them also .
http://www.autoexpress.co.uk/products/products/205113/speed_camera_locators.html
http://www.talexgps.co.uk/
So you've tried " most " i pressume ? ;)
Tbh mate , none of the aftermarket exhausts are gonna give you massive gains in power if any , you'll be lucky to see a couple of bhp .
If your looking for something different try the Pinnacle Liquid Souveran . Very easy on and off , lasts a long time as well .
http://www.motorgeek.co.uk/pinnacle-liquid-souveran-p-77.html
If it was the fault of somebody else and they have admitted liability and the car is repaired , it will have lost some of its value and you can make a claim for this . Its called Diminution of value .
http://www.carvaluesplus.com/diminution.htm
Everybody has their own preference .
I think the chemicals guys stuff is as good as anything tbh .
http://www.chemicalguysuk.com/product_p/extrwash.htm
Why mongoose ? Its not a name you usually see mentioned for the 172 !
When i had a 172 , i had one made up at powerflow in Burnley . £270 , full cat back stainless stealth system .They'll make you any system that you specify .
http://www.powerflowexhausts.net/HOME.CFM
Like ben says , the wheel guard is very good , i sometimes top that up with collinite 845 as well .
http://www.chemicalguysuk.com/product_p/whegrd.htm
^^^ Another teflon product eh ! Seems to be the in thing at the moment ;)
It definitely sounds dodgy , never heard of it being a problem on a clio before though . A remember seeing that bloke in a beemer last year , his accelerator stuck on and he ended up crashing into a roundabout at 120mph though lol :eek:
So its definitely not catching on the mat ? I had this once years ago with my clutch pedal , it kept sticking down and i had to keep flicking it up with my foot , lol .
If not a trip back to Renault me thinks .
Or try this . Does exactly the same as the others mentioned above , wash your car , spray in on when its wet , dry the car , job done . Beads water as good as any wax and lasts for absolutely ages .Its a good one to have if your pushed for time or the weathers looking a bit iffy . I've even put...
Nope . No manual for the 172 . 182's . It wouldn't have been worth while printing one as the sales are relatively low compared to the standard clios .
The haynes manual does cover alot of things that might be of some use though .
I've used comma in the past and i've used castrol response .Like GordonD says , its like having 2 different kinds of engine oil , you can't tell the difference .