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I give it 5 years before Renault shelve Alpine for everything but F1. The average consumer isn’t going to buy a sporty car from an obscure brand.

Getting to the 20 year age bracket so they will start shooting up. If you think nice 205s are selling for 30k then a nice example of the Clio in a decent colour selling for 5-10k makes sense.

Also uses any other iPhone or Apple device with gps that come into range to update its position which is really smart.

Yeah, there’s a diagram on the fuse cover that shows it exactly iirc.

Had a similar issue with mine after it had been sat so defo worth a go. I went through everything else before I tried it, typically. :LOL:

Something up with your dash by the looks of it , fuel needle and revs are in the wrong place screen doesn’t turn on etc. Try switching out the “STOP” fuse. If that doesn’t work check the relays under the passenger dash.

Nope just swap the key blades around.

Can always swap the lambda’s around if you get bored before Friday to check.

Look at the live data coming from the sensors. Lambda should alternate between .2v and .8v every few seconds iirc.

Really didn’t need any more sockets but ordered these to go in the car, really smart idea making the other end square so you can get a spanner on it...

At this point this thread is a Milwaukee cult.

It is amazing how much easier stuff is when you have the right tools.

I’m struggling to see where they would be useful tbh. They don’t look that much smaller than the stubby impact, if they found a way to add the impact to the standard long reach ratchet that would be amazing.

New works van would probably give the Clio a run for it’s money tbh.

Yeah good if you haven’t got the m12 batteries. I’ve been looking at those impact ratchets they’ve come out with but I’m not sure how useful they are going to be.

For tidying up rust and car body type stuff they are ace, I’m debating buying a second one. Not quite as good as air tools tho I must admit.

Right angle die grinder with a cut off wheel is even better. ;)

Hard to say I’m generally working on farm machinery so the majority of it’s by hand and thick steel plate.

It’s glued in from the front so I doubt you will be able to get the fabric off without tearing it. The foam isn’t that thick on the sport models anyway maybe 3mm at best.

They probably should ban them, however I remember buying packs and packs of pokemon/football cards as a kid which was essentially the same thing.

Yeah it’s not a massive issue, I just have multiple grinders with different tools attached so I don’t have to bother changing. Trouble is it’s usually when your out of the garage and you just need to swap it over. The things usually stuck and your trying to hold the lock out button whilst...

About the same, get a pack of 10 Bosch branded slitting discs for £7 or so. Even if it’s not x-lock I’m sure they could invent something to make swapping discs easier.

What is impressive about the battery grinders is how quiet they are vs plug in ones, much nicer to use all day. I do wish Milwaukee would get on board with the x lock system tho.

Well I’ve ordered a set of these , for the price I’m hoping they out live me. :LOL:

Tbf I was looking at the Sealey one for £600 the other day so they are coming down in price.

I’m forever going through drill bits even with ct-90. Anyone recommend anything so far I’ve tried the cheapo screwfix/tool station offerings along with dewalt and Milwaukee.

Bit of an apples to oranges comparison. The difference between pro consumer tools and professional tools isn’t going to show up unless your using them 24/7.

Not that brand but we’ve got an electric one and it’s pretty good smashed up a concrete slab ok.

Didn’t fancy the Milwaukee version for a grand then...

Just cut it off and sleeve it less hassle.