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Most mk2ph1 Clio Initiales have a wooden dash and wooden door grabs. But good luck finding one. They also had rear passenger courtesy lights, door lights, full leather door cards, seats and steering wheel. Ive seen a mk2ph2 clio at Renault leicester once with wood effect, im sure that was...
The sport was 1.4 8v 75hp, later on it was a 1.2 16v and the SI started off as a 1.6 8v but after 2000 was 1.4 16v 98hp/ 1.9dTi. The diesel si was very rare as it had the 80hp van engine. The SI had abs and alarm as standard. The next one up was the RSI 1.6 16v.
They are the Clio sport range...
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That part was for the timing belt change, not the aux belt.
Could be, there wernt many other cars that used this engine/plenum. I wander if the older style 2.0 16v single seat formula renault cars used the exact same one, they looked similar. It could have been something for that.
Its officially 5.1 litres but ive never been able to get that much in without going over the max line. 5 litres will be fine. Id also recommend the silkolene but any of them will do really its not going to make much difference.
I use a coke bottle tipped upside down cut in half. It will be fine, saying that my mate was topping up his corsa sri and spilt oil directly on the hot exhaust manifold and that went up in flames. Dont need to worry about that too much on the Clio though as its tucked away at the back.