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No, but will do one my new engine, its lack of being arsed at the moment.
Know people who have done it, look of Williamsclio for proper mk1 enthusiasts
Is it ebven safe to let you guys loose on cars....that little knoledge can be and will ba dangerious
Jack on teh reinforced sill jacking point, joint on the rear beam, or at teh top of the rear trailing arm
Not even close......
There is:
Rear trim
boot carpet
carpet
sound deadening under carpet
passenger seat
headlining
seatbelts
all trim round floor and roof
rear wiper motor
rear wiper
door cards
door handles
etc etc etc
Does it really f**king matter lol, as long as it works.
Wild guess, if you got it off a foreign website, the cable goes to the other side of the car, so takes a different route
Get the tracking checked out
For the coulmn, if its an RSi it will have PAS.
Pull the rubber boot up at the bottem of the column, you will see a universal joint, and then above it a rectangular section, with the rest of the coukmn slotted inot it, prolly with loads of plastic tack coming out...
You do NOT loose low down power with a cat, this is a myth.
You will gain possibly 1-2 bhp, more if you have it mapped properly. What you will notice is it will pull alot better towards the higher revs, when you have more exhaust gasses being expelled, and then engine will feel 'ferrer' at...
Removing the innards is you problem.
The exhaust gasses enter that and swirl around creating turbulance, and slow down, aim is to getvteh gasses out as wuick as possible, hence straight through sections, and strraight through silencers.
To reset the ECU simply unplug the battery negative...
Won't need braking in, its an engine mount not brake pads ffs :rolleyes:
Adjusting it won't stop the engine moving, sounds like that top mount isn't your problem, although if you get knocking etc it suggests that the mount is not lines up properly and needs adjusting, and more importantly puts...
What do you mean that after drinving it alot the engine was moving alot??
Make sure you line the new mount up with teh outline where the old one was on teh cahssis, Renault just a jig to get them spot on in the right place.
You have more than one engine kount fella, could be that they are all...
Can we loose the calpitals at the start of each word?
No idea, check out renault and GSF for prices, woudl ahve to buyt eh blower unit if its actually gone and not a fuse/dodgy connection etc
Need to investigate further
Backbox will do f**k all.
Cat back might give you 1-2bhp if you are lucky, but a cat back coupled with a de-cat , filter and remap might see your way to 5bhp if you are lucky, esp ona 1.2.
Don't waste your money on cheap crap, save up and get a proper system
3 year old 172 and the heater fan packs up, 13 year old valvers, 1.2's, williams' and they are still going strong
Mk1's iirc its unde rthew scuttle panal, c**t to get to, can't imagien its much easier ont eh mk2's
Don't get rid
Get your ass over toe williamsclio, there is a stuicky on tehre for idle problems.....i'd say check your earths tho.
As for parts most parts can be had alot cheaper from GSF, and you get trade prices if you quote cliosport. Gearstick moving, thatsd the bog bone mount, £10-£20...
Why buy uprated pads for the back, they do that little braking, absoloutly no point in anything other than std.
Big brake kit will improve things, but its the calipers that are the weak point, its not alot more to get a complete 4 pot kit if you go to the right place, check out the group buy...
They bitew well int eh wet as teh discs are hot and water evaporates lol, your discs dont' get very wet anyways unless you drive through floods lol.
Grooved discs increase pad wear, they slightly increase the intial bite, but IMO aren;'t necessary, unless you like ragging it and then sitting...