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Or put two bolts back in loose and lower the car so theres some weight on the wheel should break the rust free around the hub spigot thats holding it onto the car. Coppaslip around the hub when you put it back on will stop it happening.
Apparently you can but personally i'd say its not worth the extra fiddlyness i'd always just drop it off myself. Not a hard job just lots of stuff that needs to come off first.
Yes its pretty poor tbh but nothing majorly bad I didn't think, its soooo much better on the 225 which is weird being a bigger car but its obviously down to the rack in the 1*2.
Check the aux belt asap and don't run it until you have, if it comes off and goes into the cambelt as the like to do it'll be big bill time. Could be a failed aux belt tensioner or something else.
Re: not a clio sorry.
Just echoing everyone else but other than the rear lights I see nothing wrong with that, nice and tidy. Think i'd prefer the original grille though.
Yes with fred here, doesn't sound like a standard setup. I had the exhaust off my 172 several times adjusting it (magnex owners will know!) and I never changed the cat->exhaust gasket and it never blew out the cat joint ever.
Had mine at 19 and still had to pay £1700 for it insurance wise. Looked at it at 18 but having b****cks made it non viable on the insurance front so I bought a 1.6 for a year.