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Yes but removing the rear adjusters can cause the spring to fall out, which if this happened you'd be looking at points as its fairly dangerous.
I'm aware most people on here don't track there car but I have decent suspension and can go a lot lower than the VMaxx, therefore they would still be...
Thats your problem, you bought cheap s**t coilovers as per 90% of people on here now. No guess but I reckon you were recommended them from another cheap person on here
I'd do the crank sensor and then redo it. Crank sensors are common at failing and due to it being Renault it could throw a code up anywhere else!
I had a fault throttle position sensor and it threw up 3 other faults, fixed it and they went!
Content is quite good for a newcomer, hoping by the time my free month is up that they'll be more as I'll of watched everything. Needs more US shows Big Bang Theory, Rules of Engagement and the usual E4 shows that are quite good!
Fred doesnt supply them anymore, and I can't imagine Fred wanting to contact JP. Ktec took the contract from Fred, so send all the problems to them. K---Tec deserve it :)
The rubber boots have about a 1" bit that sticks up, most height adjusters have about 2-3. So that won't work.
Just do it properly and buy some lower springs, or get custom ones made. Don't bodge it and let a spring fly out as your hairing down a bumpy road, I'm not worried about your safety...
Done one in an hour with a mate.
We used a thin ratchet strap and a long bar to compress the tensioner spring, you can also do it with a decent jubilee. 90mm+ I believe.