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Make sure you have the headlight beam deflectors and gb badge or a number plate with gb on it. I had to get a post it note with an arrow on it on my dash to remind me which side to drive on.
I thought it was the other way round. All the w and x regs ive seen have the shorter twin type with 1 sensor. But some ys have the twin type with 2 sensors or the exact same box type one as the ph2. Janspeed also do a separate decat/sports cat for the ones with the shorter type.
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Was it the twin cat with 2 sensors as my old twin cat with 1 sensor was the shorter type. They are about an inch and a half shorter. Im just wandering then if the one with 2 sensors is the same length as a ph2 cat (presumably they made it longer to fit the hole in for the 2nd sensor).
Youll need to repair whats bent on the steering and get it re-tracked.
Also removing the steering wheel and removing the airbag when one has already gone off maybe risky??
It wont fit!!! The ph1 cat is shorter than the ph2 cat. So the ph1 has a longer centre section. It will only fit if you use a ph2 centre section aswel.
Not sure why I thought it was a 1.6. It says in the haynes manual in the braking system section that repairs on the load sensor are not possible and if its faulty it needs to be replaced by renault (special tools required to check its operation).