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*the two smaller bolts come out the bottom but you don't need to remove the mount to access those

Everything should be able to go in through the top. In an ideal world you support the gearbox with a jack, remove the big nut, release the jack and the spindle should drop out. Failing that you may need a hammer to knock the spindle out. In my case I did replace the spindle as the seller...

As @Steve1986 says no need to remove it. But any questions fire away.

Part no: 8200672360. Canister and Solenoid come as one item

I had the same on my 1.2 but thought it was dead - similar story with the mashed rubber seal. Resistor is a good shout to tidy it all up.

If no EML then just remove the canister and zip-tie the faulty solenoid out the way 👀 Think how much faster it will be with the weight savings

Carbon canister open to air should throw an EML light if not plugged (I think) - maybe the solenoid is goosed hence it not venting and pressurising the tank. No idea if that's true but it sounds plausible. https://cliosport.net/threads/carbon-canister-and-engine-bay-explanation.842907/

What exactly was changed on the gear linkage? and was it like-for-like? I have come across different versions that are not compatible. To answer your question no that amount of movement is not normal. Regarding the engine knock when moved, it shouldn't do that either. To me it sounds clonky...

"Yes it's 60mm fitment for a Clio 192"

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Exactly the same, and parking cost is astronomical 🤣 I tend to visit places around the gorge as its same-old there really. Unrelated to Cheese Engorged but saw this on eBay the other day and it made me think of your build

I almost went to Weston-super-Mare this weekend, but then I went to Cheddar because I have free will

Your mates apparently

I take it the car is still up in the air while you sort driveshafts? Sometimes you need a good run with load on the system to get it to settle. I think it took mine a week as a bubble got caught in the heater matrix. It took a few good pulls to get it shifted and the AC would alternate from...

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I am talking about under the gearstick, its made of lots of bits and pieces

In a perfect world you would sack off the rubber pivot for a Yanoo Stiff Shift kit (which I also really rate) but unfortunately he passed away. There seem to be aftermarket shifters with spherical bearings (that are not PMS) but no idea what they are like

Repair kit no: 7701464111. This will get you all of bits to sort the pivot/bush, lots on Ebay and Autodoc: There is then a set of bushes at the end that attach to the linkage: 7700732903 But I would suggest upgrading these to brass if you are going to the effort of taking it all apart, I...

Or rivnut with a stainless bolt and washer 🤌

Thank you for ruining my seats forever

I thought Clio owners being crayon eaters was just hearsay

Those nuts look like they are going to be fun to remove 🙈

And we are back on the road, for my fellow ADHD friends in summary: SKF tensioner kit fitted with 5pk belt PAS mount replaced PAS fluid flushed for Dexron III Millers oil change w/ Purflex filter New Sasic lower gearbox mount Reseated HP PAS line Raised front shocks 8mm Rewired an audio stalk...

If you haven't already bend the scenic shifter back (above the pivot), position is much better and you don't end up punching the radio.

Smashing the middle through with a screwdriver and hammer is far more fun though

Stalk works fine (minus the roller at the back) but I had to desolder all of the microswitches. There is some multiplex wizardry, all the switches share lots of I/Os. Continuity diagram: The dog's dinner... but as a V1 it works. I was really impatient and did it the dumb way. + = Speed Up -...

@Brigsy personally I don't mind it! I did end up making an audio stalk into a CC controller, maybe Flexi is the next step

Looks fiddly but should be doable, reinforce with a dab of black silicon (if it were me). I thought about doing this but couldn't work out a way that didn't involve a load of loose wire behind the wheel 🤔

@Darg Renomotive is one of the best known clio breakers, only heard good things