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either that or just rebuild your head?
Cost in england,
£70 for a cambelt kit
£20 for head bolts
£50 for a headgasket set
£3ish pounds each per valve.
so say it bent all 16(possible, depends on how fast the engine was going when it went!) 16x3= £48 for a full set.
total here is:
£188 to...
LOL should that go in the same sentance???
I assume you didnt drive that anywhere as with the front plasticised like that you'll have no airflow going through your rad.
Also you seem to have forgotton by doing that why KA's are 70% bumper?
As for the clio... If you want to have a look at...
could be the battery, mine did that, or, on the starter you will have 2 wires, 1 fat one from the battery, and one small white one, the white one can sometimes fall off.
to be honest, it would be alot better just to replace the head on the williams
im putting a 172 engine into a 1.8 16v at the moment, and the wiring etc is nto a straight swap, an exhaust has to be entirely fabricatred from the manifold back.
wouldnt have had one at that age mate.
besides its very easy to bypass them anyway.
scanias its fuse 18
renaults its fuse 46
new scanias you put a magnet on the top of the box, on the speedo drive.
new renaults like the premiums etc all o6 onwards, just enter diagnostics mode on the dash as...
you can tell by putting a multimeter on it and testing the voltage, it should vary...
i.e 12.7-12.4v or something like that!! cant remember off the top of me head...
ive got spares of every sensor if you want to borrw them mate.
drop the passenger side of the subby not all of it, then slide the box across then lift it out the top.
for a newbie it'l be about 7-8 hours to get it out.