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And boy dont you miss it when it breaks! Mine needs re-gassing - just my luck to be without the air-con on the hottest day of the year :confused:

Nice one. I like websites like yours - they concentrate on content rather than lots of flashy stuff that takes ages to load.

They do - 1 from the front and 1 from the side.

Quite a few use Pipercross too (including me) - just personal preference I suppose.

The torsion bar is particularly easy as it doesnt exist ;) Clio 2s have springs all round, so you just fit the springs, re-do the wheel alignment and youre done. I got mine fitted at a local garage they charged £45 I think.

Buy a Pipercross one!

Nice one Sawa, looking good :D

OK its still a Corsa, but it sounds like theyve really gone to town on this one... http://www.autoexpress.co.uk/?news/ae_news_story.php?id=36876http://www.autoexpress.co.uk/?news/ae_news_story.php?id=36876

It is. And thats a good list of cars to use at Anglesey. Even the little Fiat wasnt too far behind.

I dont think thats really the new Clio - looks like a Photoshopped Megane to me.

LOL - if it was 2000 it was a Mk1 172 anyway....

Yep!

They top-up the rattle reservoir.

LOL I have an order in for 100 litres and Im thinking of buying the company :D

This behaviour is a feature of the car. Its not a fault. In order to comply with the EURO emission regulations the ECU rations the fuel until the engine is warm (cat gets working then). As soon as the required engine temperature is reached the correct fuelling is supplied and the car takes off...

Agree. Unless you are going to go the whole 9 yards with a custom-mapped chip youre better off with a Panel Filter. I have the Pipercross one.

The rear (drum) brakes on our Megane are going squeak as the pedal is pressed. They dont squeak during braking, just at the moment when the pedal is first pressed. I fully intend to ge the wheels off to have a look but what should I be looking for / doing to stop it please?

Right Im betting the rains gone away now so pass the Mer....

Your dealer probably can - the beeps are to tell you why the alarm went off - basically which sensor it was. Your dealer can easily track down the problem.

Bravo Paddy - can we put this on the main site along with the other DIY guides?

Nice one Daz it was worth the effort m8!

A guide would be great - Ive never had the bottle to mess about with my brakes. I read on another thread that theres a device called a plumbing plier to push the piston back with.

Nice one - blue was definately the best choice!

Daz if you had bought that cloth for £15 youd be finished by now and you wouldnt have this problem ;) Sorry. That was no help at all was it.

The M6?

Welcome!! http://homepages.tesco.net/~mmikee/smiley/sheildsmile.gif from the UK!

LOL. Cat looks at Magnex: "Id have had the twin-round myself but fair enough. Mee-ow"

What is the URL?

I think theres more chance of VBH and the dildo than the motorsport bits...

It varies from gear to gear. Just warm up the engine and boot it in neutral - itll come on! (about 7000 usually)