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Brake parts.com, I forget the actual site. Google brake parts, it's a green and white themed site, but is flash based so can't do it on an iOS device. About £25 last time I checked, it's a very common caliper

Remove bumper, much easier

Could be any of what I listed. First change the coil pack it's the easiest Then I'd get some new HT leads Then I'd be looking at the injectors

Injectors, coil pack, spark plugs, ht leads Try one at a time.

I'm sure everyone's taken a snowy photo of the Clio. There was a thread a few years ago but couldn't find it! Personal snow plough!

This thread definitely proves the influx of "I'll ask an opinion, not listen to it, then get angry when I really should of listened to it" idiots.

I had new tyres on the back when I first started driving. That was a scary turn off of the main road!

Did he put them on the front ;) lol

You have pulled the brake pad carrier away from the caliper haven't you? I made this mistake once you need to push the caliper and pull the carrier away from each other

Lol at the drive making it look like a dog scratching its arse on the carpet! Even bigger lol at getting owned and not posting again! Internet Forum Detectives are clearly everywhere and not just on CS. A least if your trying to scam, change your username!

Dan - fit something under a splitter?! I wish ;) loo Kev - my mate got stuck in his 320d last night going up a tiny hill in town!

Lol I've just looked out the window and mines the same. My splitter caught something the other day so it sits less than an inch from the floor! We have 2-3 inches here so I could be the local snow plough!

Undone reservoir cap?

There isn't really a good one, they all look a bit tacky and nothing like real carbon fibre. The 3M Di-Noc stuff is the one your referring to though

The girlfriend of the guy is on here but rarely comes on. I've spotted it a few times before as sometimes parks near my Missus!

If you can get them sand blasted and ready I can do you £25 a corner

Wow this thread went on while I tucked into my KFC. It was my opinion, I can drive an did very well with little effort in those conditions I posted. Usually thought you were ok Chip, but regarding this thread and how you've been to others you've come across as a bit of a bellend. Why were...

Solid compacted snow on the roads, yes.

I have a confession, I broke that alternator! Lol! The 12v feed off of that though was rusted to f**k! All the metal had become one piece!

Well of course it was part throttle but with more power the throttle is going to be more sensitive, especially without an LSD and tyres account for braking etc too. Although I've always said its easier to drive in those conditions with R888's, more surface area!

Ran 240bhp in the snow on R888's, no problems. You can't drive

Fairly good chance if they've always been replaced as pairs. I had the same problem.

Please don't listen to Steve, it's a 063 not a O63 ;)

063

One side of mine didn't. Jack it up and see if there is any play

Rear bearings 100%

Mine was random too though like that!

They just break down, lots have done it recently. Just keep cranking it until it starts, that'll bleed it nicely for you! Injector is about £40ish new I think

Or turn the engine over with it still attached to the fuel line and you'll see if it's not the same pattern as the others!