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When my ex gf joined she needed a letterhead plus a recent utility bill from the same business .
I'd stick with the exaltos , they were developed for the car plus buying billy budget tyres that won't hold the road in the wet is daft .
^^^^ List all the good things . If its in very good condition say so , if it has good / new tyres say so , same for brakes if they have recently been changed say so , condition of alloys etc .... You have to make your car stand out from the rest , baring in mind there are lots of 172's for sale .
Try powerflow . Not sure if there is one near you . Lifetime warranty ,stealth stainless cat back cost me £270 fabricated and fitted on my 172
http://www.powerflowexhausts.net/dealerlist.cfm?dlr_location=7
Yeah its the right stuff .Like i said , the 5w-40 is for colder climates down to -25 degrees C , 10w-30 is for climates down to -20 degrees C so unless you live in an arctic country it will be ok .
It tells you this in the service book .
Mine did it for ages on my 172 . I changed the battery and it was fine after that .The batteries only have a warranty for 2 years iirc . They are only a pretty low amp battery as standard 420amps , you could try and get a heavy duty battery if it turns out to be the battery .
I've also read...
Mine lasted about 30k then fell off , got a stealth stainless cat back fabricated and fitted by powerflow for £270 , lifetime warranty and cheaper than a replacement renault one .
10w-40 will be fine , its for temperatures which go down to -20 degrees C , its also recommended for clio 182's in the service manual .
5w-40 is for temperatures which can go down to -25 degrees C which is also recommended in the service manual .
Just use image resizer from microsoft , right click on image , choose size , done !
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Same here for me , spray on , leave for 10 mins powerwash off , best stuff i've used .Also Aldi's own version which is only 99p a bottle opposed to about £3.50ish for fairy power spray ;)
Your brake pads are worn down , causing low brake fluid level . Common problem mate .First check the condition of your pads they might need replacing , if they are ok just top up the brake fluid reservoir and that will sort it out .
^^^^ Yeah it definitely sounds like conflicting stories from Renault UK . Makes you wonder whos right and whos wrong .
Yeah you could phone them , get em to put your car on their system with your vin number .
The new greenstuff pads are supposed to be good . I'm gonna go for them when i need to change them , plus you get virtually no brake dust on your wheels .
10% discount with CS membership .
Same pads as the meganes .Search for part number R64276FG for the pads and R60139 for the discs ...
^^^^ I bought a 182 from motorpoint in February of this year . They told me that i only got 2 years warranty and no AA assistance .
I rang Renault customer services and gave them my vin number . They told me that if it was intended for Cyprus or came from Holland you only got 1 years...
For one it depends on how clued up on the car you are if it was say an exhaust , some people wouldn't have a clue it was an upgrade or standard .
Other things like a matched inlet manifold you wouldn't know , its not a visible mod , also with a remapped ecu or grp n ( 172/ 182's ) you'd have...
I didn't have any problems with flux , the claim was sorted straight away . Adrian Flux are only the brokers , they usually use Royal Sun Alliance insurance so if there is any hold up i would imagine its from the people who actually pay you out or pay for the repairs .
Tbh i'm not bothered what the 197 runs on , cos i won't be buying one , imo they look crap .
I had an invitation to drive one from my local dealership , but i was busy that night , i was washing my hair , lol ;)
Never heard anybody having any issues with a grp n . All i knowfrom what i've read is that once the grp n ecu is fitted to a car its locked to that car , but you can get get them unlocked again to fit another car then once fitted to the new car its locked again to that car . That would be the...