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Thats what i'd worry about being a brand new car, i/k, coils and exhaust gives them a pretty wide scope to make some shite up to the pay out for warrenty work.
Strange one as i've never had a problem with that before, the only thing I can suggest that you have to do with a lot of cars is to wind the window all the way down and hold the switch for a few seconds then wind it up and hold for a few seconds again. It sets the limits for the windows in other...
I'm surprised someone hasn't done it yet, especially considering how many people have asked if the V6 one will fit. The only problem as fubar says it'd need a lot of sanding back to get a smooth surface.
Well its only really going to be either the speedo sensor or the connections to it really. Not much else to go wrong and got to be something like that if it was working fine before.
Just suck it and see for a while basically, see if it comes back.
The way renault say in the manual its the toxic fume warning light in the manual when it isn't only sets out to confuse people, as its actually the standard OBDII MIL light (fault light). Could be a variety of things other than...
Exactly my thinking, i'd ask and see what they say. 3-4weeks is quite a long time tbh, and i'd say that lot isn't going to do wonders for your warrenty either. Gives them something to get out of repairing stuff on most things if they wanted to really.
Under warrenty maybe, no change no i'd have thought. I know i'd have rejected the car at collection if it'd have the wrong dials in. Its not as it they look anything like the proper ones which always makes me wonder how they got away without lots of people returning the cars.
Just can't its...
Thought the manual says to wind the nut up to 7nm to tension? Says so in the F4R manual and the tensioner looks the same as the K4M one, seem to remember doing it the same way when I changed my 1.6 belt and never had any problems?
I'll agree they've overtensioned the belt though. My aux belt...
When they changed to the DIET engine in the Ph3 the wiring for the rev counter changed as the DIET uses a DIS. You can convert them to work but its not really worth it.
The fault finding trick doesn't show you anything useful though anyway.
This was my problem:
http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?t=294024
specifically: http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showpost.php?p=3638982&postcount=17
You need to swap known good bits to test really.