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Probably won't get any worse I'd think but it's a fairly crucial part!

Unplug the 3 multi plugs from the UCH and leave it for 5 mins and re insert, see if it temporarily fixes it, usually that's a sign the UCH is starting to play up. its behind the glove box, pop your head in the foot well and look up behind the glove box and you should be able to see them

cheap ones are a false economy. i nearly loose a finger every time i try and remove a set so id be double raging if i nearly lost a finger then couldn't see in the rain

Tensioner will most likely have failed. I would get it sorted ASAP as if it takes the aux belt out there is a high chance it will wrap its self round the crank pulley and jump the timing belt taking the engine with it, and engines are getting expensive!

looks very nice considering it came via copart! looking forward to seeing a progress thread!

A lot of people say they all do it, but mine never when they were new. My current 197 had it, I threw coils and plugs at it with little to no improvement. Fitted one of those machines alloy map sensor brackets that hold it in tight and it was like a new car!! Still had the occasional stutter...

yeah they never do show as an import for some reason, i dont know the ins and outs. But the alarms were fitted at the UK import centre when renault brought them into the country so ones without are always imported by the car supermarket (unless its been removed of course)

as above don't worry about cabasse or not cabasse, just go with tunerlist or updatelist

does it have an alarm? (sensors on the pillars and red LED on the gearstick surround), Locking wheel nuts and window etching? If not its probably an import, loads of them were

Low mileage 1.6 16v k4m is a straight swap as they are virtually identical. Or a 2.0 f4r but engines are getting pricey unless you go for one of the 140hp variants from the laguna

yeah not seen one for years! they usually got the 1.2 16v engine too rather than the 8v!

im on my 4th mk3 RS, every time i get rid of one i say NO MORE, absolute money pits. My current 197 has almost bankrupt me and I'm in to deep to get out so im putting up with it, one the right day on the right road its unbeatable, to live with its a nightmare.

even pointless engine swaps? haha

Its been too cold on my days off to work on any of the cars, i did go out the other day to do some work but was met with this and quicky thought, naaaaa few days later, its a bit milder and a few deliveries had arrived!!! Sits quite well, hopefully it will settle a little more at the...

Transmech clutches are garbage that's probably part of the problem, your right that the bite point is high on them but not right at the top of the pedal travel as your experiencing.

My mrs has a diesel mk5 clio and the lane assist detects puddles in the middle of the road (where the grooves are from years of traffic passing on the same spot) as a white line and throws the car at the kerb. It stays deactivated now! properly dangerous!

The short answer is, the DCI is massively more economical but costs a lot more to fix when they go wrong, effectively writes the car off when/if it fails. - But it may go for 10 years and 100k without failing! but they are getting old now. 1.4 16v will probably do 40-45mpg in comparison to...

my pair are outside this week too! need to get them back in ASAP!!

i usually relocate mine to the wheely bin

Quite reasonable priced at Kam Racing too for the brembo discs and ds2500

you have already hit the nail on the head, engine swap is the only real solution and its not worth while when you can just buy a 197 which is a lot more than just a more powerful engine, the chassis setup is night and day. You would have been better buying the 1.2 turbo if you want tuning...

I use brembo HC discs, Mintex 1144s and from cold in terms of a road pad they are absolutely fine, and with a bit of heat in them they are fantastic! Ive never done any track days on them but for fast road work they are brilliant.

Love a 22B but I cant help but feel it would be a horrible experience driving one after paying that sort of cash for it!

Surely the whole point of a group buy is going to a supplier and requesting a discount on a bulk order, and not a manufacturer giving a huge discount on orders for a single brand? Sounds fishy, but I don't use social media so who knows!!

Not been a massive update for the last few weeks, Been plodding away when i get an hour here and there on days off! Its back on its wheels, everything's wired in, just got the fuel lines to swap, exhaust to fit and a final top up of the fluids and it should run! Waiting on an autodoc...

Or download the free app and get it for free. I know times are tough but you joined a forum to make £1.99 minus eBay fees trying to sell radio codes to members,

You won't get any difference from that, waste of money

last time i done mine it got head and shoulders, scrubbed with a paint brush and rinsed in the shower, just make sure its proper dry before you put it back together lol

as above, mine have usually had one or more plugs that don't work and never notice until the weather gets proper cold, but they still start ok so I usually just leave them lol

Its not a bad job if you have experience doing similar types of jobs, as said above, just work thought it a step at a time, remember drain the gearbox oil before you remove the passengers side drive shaft as it will empty its self!! If your doing it on the deck in your garage, give yourself 2...