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After that you'll be looking at serious money . Cams , throttle bodies , turbo etc .... = big bucks .
Your probably better off upgrading your brakes to better discs / pads or even your suspension . You'll be able to brake later and get better handling .
^^^ Didn't Halfrauds used to offer this service ???
Some more info here :
http://www.racq.com.au/cps/rde/xchg/racq_cms_production/hs.xsl/Motoring_Maint_Repairs_Foun_factsheet_nitrogen_tyres_ENA_HTML.htm
Try Nero 6 . Nero 7 has some errors i believe . I use version 6 and never have a problem .
When you say " writer error " . Is that the only message ? Not " power calibration error " ??
Just had a quick look on google . Sounds like your not the only person with a problem with that...
You can dilute it if you want . If your wheels are mint you won't have any problems , i spray it on and leave for 10 mins while i set up the pressure washer .
You could try the Blue rim and wheel cleaner , thats good stuff as well .
http://www.chemicalguysuk.com/product_p/bluerim.htm
Getting your inlet manifold matched and remapping would probably be your next step .
http://www.ap-developments.com/RS_Inlets.html ( stan < on here )
http://www.angel-works.co.uk/product_2ltrinlet.php ( BenR < on here )
http://www.rstuning.co.uk/ ( pmurray < on here )
Spark plugs are supposed to be good for 72k miles .
Air filter every 24k or 2 years which ever comes sooner.
Fuel filter every 150,000k
Pollen filter every 12k
Do a search for pmurray on here .
Seems like he's the guy to talk to .Plenty of good stuff said about his remaps here :
http://www.cliosport.net/forum/search.php?searchid=901285
http://www.rstuning.co.uk/index.html
Could be your coolant temp sensor , it cause the temp needle to dance about and the car runs a bit rough . Quite a common problem . I had it happen on mine twice just after i bought it , never done it since ( touch wood ) ;)
If you've still got the metal clip you could try some epoxy resin . You can buy the oil filler cover separate .
I always take the engine cover off before it goes for a service so they dont try and force it off and break it .
Are you in Lincoln or Chester ?
My mates used these before a couple of times and the repair was spot on , completely removed the dents .
Not sure if Chester is too far from their patch you'd have to call em if your gonna go down the dent removal path .
http://www.dentcraftltd.co.uk/...