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Was that 20 minutes from cold start?
Something still not 100% IMO. It should take longer than 20 minutes for it to get hot enough for the fans to kick in at idle.
I'm with @Goodj on this.
If you fit uprated speakers, but don't amp them sufficiently it can (and probably will) sound worse than OE speakers.
The main issue in a Clio is the lack of any real substance to the doors, floors, roof etc so if you start increasing the volume and bass all you do is...
My guess is you'll want a tie rod, track rod end and an anti roll bar bush.
As for part prices my guesses would be:
tie/track rod - £25
TRE - £15
Anti roll bar bushes - £15
Cost of fitting - if you don't have a tool suitable for undoing the tie rod then it's probably going to be easier (and...
I had 2 fitted to the front of my car on Christmas Eve, I had Pilot Sport 3's before that.
Wet grip seems comparable if not a little better, but I'm yet to have play in the dry. I think the side walls are a little soft (or at least softer than the PS3's) as they feel a bit more forgiving on pot...
First time taking a picture of the moon with a DSLR, I know it's nothing compared to what some of you guys can/are producing, but I was happy with it. This was Christmas eve, on the driveway leaning on the wifes car roof.
Full Moon (ish) 24/12/2015 by Chris Maskrey, on Flickr
The I believe the D3300 uses the same sensor, it certainly the same size and MP count at least.
I bought the D3300 dual zoom kit before xmas, £319 with the cashback (which I received in less than 2 weeks). It's basic in the fact that it's not got WiFi, GPS, touch screen but in terms of picture...
Well it looks like someone has attacked it with a dremel - badly!
A few things - firstly, did you compression test it? If so, what were the results?
How have you checked the valves? They could have a very minor bend that wouldn't be visible to the naked eye.
Do you have the full set of timing...
I'd say it'll go 50/50. Both should have been looking before undertaking the manoeuvre. Car parks are terrible for this sort of thing. Morons shooting out of spaces without looking. Tesco @ Alfreton is the worst round here.
1*2 is used instead of 172 and 182.
Yes, phase 1 or 2, it will not have anywhere for this part to go. The ARB is slightly different to most cars as it clamps directly to the suspension arm, rather than having a 'link'. The lower engine models have them, so whoever sold them to you will have...
I have PS3's now and other than the speed of wear (less than 10k for a full set!) I've been happy with them. I'm going to try something less 'summer' this time though, as I did struggle in the winter last year.
To be fair to the PS3's, a lot of it is down to a) the way it's been driven and b)...
http://www.carpro.uk.com/hydrofoam-wash-and-coat-hydro2-snow-foam/
Foam and sealant in one. I use it, it's great. Takes 15-20 minutes. I jetwash the car to remove the loose stuff, foam it, agitate and rinse. Job done
Who fitted the ITB's? I'd be asking them if it was wired and set up for the fans before messing with it. If it is, then testing it is just a case of getting the car hot enough for the fans to kick in.
You're unlikely to get it hot enough driving (sensibly) on the road unless sat in a traffic...
Don't take this personally, but you really need to work on the advert mate, as it's currently not great.
When was the last service, when is the next due? Who changed the cam belt and when? Full service history until you bought it, is this just a stamped book or do you have the invoices too. DO...
You really should have taken it back to the place that changed the pump, it shouldn't have continued to leak after they completed the work.
I'd still take it back to be honest, they may help you out. It could be a faulty pump?
Either way, get it sorted. You can cause serious damage if you run...
Seems drastic to swap all that over, was it just guess work or had someone diagnosed the ECU at fault?
Aren't there some well known wiring issues on the 1.2 16v? @MicKPM is your man.
Stop guessing and get it looked at. Bridging this that and the other is only going to end up damaging something if you aren't careful.
Do you have breakdown cover? Or could you buy break down cover?
108671 & 8200782671 are the same part, it's shared across many cars with the F4R engine. Take a look at this eBay advert. It has all the part numbers for reference, and the list of cars...
How bad is the scratch? can you feel it with your finger/thumb nail? If so, you're unlikely to remove it fully.
Do you have and good quality photo's of the damage?