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ok, as i was reattaching the exhaust the car was jacked up on one side (OS) and supported by an axel stand.
Lower the car and it starts easily
jack it up again and no joy... wierd one
ive just finished replacing the manifolds and now my car wont start!
thing is, i had it running a few mins ago (without the exhaust attached to the manifold) and all ive done is reattach the exhaust
if i turn the key to the 3rd pos'm i can hear a few clicks and the fuel pump priming but...
since this has been a week of fixing my car, i might as well get some form of air intake
At the moment, the airbox is useless as it has a huge hole in the front and it doesnt connect to the air intake houseing well
Also, the tubing from the bottom of the bumper has perished, so has been...
On my way home today, i saw a silver mk2 ph1 (i think) clio.. but it had diplomatic plates on! xxx D xxx (x = a number)
anyone seen this before?
Also saw a navy 172 in st albans
Was right next to a blue 182 on the dartford bridge as well
getting common! ;)
oh, and this!
he said he would like me to collect it, if not i can arrange a courier
Just wondering who. I know royal mail offer a service where they pick it up from your house, just not sure if they'll accept a bonnet (or if id want them to!!)
they were very fussy when i sent a bumper!
Ive found me a new bonnet on ebay, except its 200 miles away.. in liverpool
Its in the same colour as mine, and ill be damned if i can find another one!
Question is, is it possible to send it via a courier? i could drive it, but dont really fancy the 400 mile round trip
i have a 91 RT 1.8 8v - F3P engine
i need a new manifold, was wondering if this one would fit
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/renault-clio-exhaust-manifold-from-a-1996-1800-8-valve_W0QQitemZ4600881595QQihZ002QQcategoryZ10410QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
only ask cause im not sure if it...
Last time i did a brake test (middle of dartmoor, no one else around) I just skidded, meaning my ABS is broken somewhere.
The light doesnt come on on the dash, its just as if I have normal brakes. Will this be OK for an MOT?
On my road infact!
Saw a lowered white valver and a blue 182 with huge renault sport stickers on it, on Daniels
Becoming a clio street ;)
These belong to anyone here?
yeh, its not too bad
if you are taking the switch out, i suggest draining the gearbox first, otherwise it just splashes out the switch hole, covering your shoulder in (still hot) oil.
you have to be impossibly quick to avoid any leakage.
just make sure you have some hose and a funnel...
update ;)
Was just the lead. So i needent have spent £30 on tools/parts :(
got the oil back in using an awesome method of fish tank tubing, a plastic cup, some kitchen roll and a jerry can.
i stink of gearbox oil. great.
starting to talk to myself here... but (via a clever use of old wing mirrors) ive deduced its the connection between the switch and the lead (unless the new switch doesnt work!)
So i think i need some form of conductive grease or something, to make a proper connection
Went out and got a replacement switch today (£13!)
Switched the switch (old one looked fine) and still no reverse lights!
so something inside the 'box isnt pushing the switch? :/
hope i dont have to bodge it somewhere else!
right, when i short the switch, my reverse lights come on
This means i need a new switch yeh?
Are these easy to change?
ok, looking through my haynes manual, it appears ive answered my own question :p
unscrew old switch, replace washer, screw in new switch. if i do it quickly enough...
A while ago my reverse lights went
Its not the bulbs or the fuses so i think it must be the little switch in the gear box
How easy is it to fix this sort of thing?
Anyone got any pics of the switch location?
tis a mk1