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The fuel cut , cuts the live circuit from the relay to the pump.
If there isn't any power at the pin of the fuel cut sensor , then trace it back to the relay which is in the fuse box next to the battery .
Look for the same colour wire from the relay that's the same colour as the fuel cut...
Pro Race 1.2 will be spot on with no issues imo.
I have recently purchased a set and I have a set of closed end nuts of 17mm socket head , I wanted a set of open ended 17mm nuts but couldn't get them in black so I had to opt for 19mm socket head nuts which do fit in to the Pro Race ok .
Don't do bolt to hub spacers on the front , you'll have to remove all the wheels one by one to check its torque after a track outing . Plus i have heard of an instance where a wheel came off on track when the bolts holding the spacer came loose . Fit the type I have , only 4 nuts to check after...
Has anyone any info on what vehicle it's off .
I have a friend at Renault and is trying to look it up.
Was it a special Motorsport division or Renault sport ,and do you have any idea on where one of these scoops can be purchased from @@Chambers_RS
Ah ok , it does look really good .
So has this set up been used earlier on in Renaults life ? Rallying clios maybe .
Sorry about the pipeline joke [emoji33]
That is a very good question : purely because if you get the holes not even near the correct position , you ain't getting the strut brace on at a later date. Wouldn't want more than the recommended 3 holes I can tell ya.
With regards to initial position - I'd drop the mount in upside down into...
I think once you fit the cable , you will be supposed how easy the throttle moves and feels .
Quite poss you won't need the new TB .
Nice write up [emoji106] it's coming along nicely .