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Mines the same, you have to remove the seat covering to sort it out. Complete ballache really. Renault will charge a fortune due to the labour involved.
Siphon it off? You could just get 12v onto the right terminals on the pump and it'll run to drain it off, not sure you'll 100% get it all out with either way though. Only surefire way is to remove the tank.
I'd go with that, nothing on the rear really that'll only knock on full lock/reversing. Probably the front struts and the sounds just getting relayed somehow.
Right metal means it must be a/c then
Where abouts is it in relation this pic?
http://gallery.getflat.co.uk/v/My_Cars/2003_Clio_16_16v_Dynamique/Cambelt/01062007139.jpg.html
or this one?
http://gallery.getflat.co.uk/v/My_Cars/2003_Clio_16_16v_Dynamique/Standard/IMG_4965.JPG.html
I'd say it uses a little more fuel but nothing to worry about, like the way it boots it to get back up to 70 if you press resume at 40 or so. And it seems to have a little less finesse with the throttle than the old right boot does, but who cares its cool as!
Mondeo? Theres far more weight for...
Get a pic? It won't be PAS fluid as if its a dynamique its a Ph2-> so it'll have electric pas.
The only pipes round there I can remember are the coolant hoses, if it a fatish one that runs from the side of the engine to the rad then its the main coolant hose to the top of the radiator from the...