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@Marc. Holy thread bump Batman. I’ve just bought your old 182 back, lol

Me too mate. Was always the choice of car for my grandad when I was a kid (along with an e34 5 series) so holds a lot of good memories! Looking forward to it being back and better than ever.

And after about 18 months on the driveway, the car is now with the body shop to get repaired; After a good search, found the guy I wanted to do the work. One man band who does it to stay busy, not to make money. He wasn't expecting me in the workshop when we arrived and the car he was...

@M90SR

^This. Much easier to sell yours and buy a car with the engine you want.

Sure it's a great car to drive and will be perfect for everyday, but i can't help but look at the E46 M3 behind it. That says a lot.

LOL, i hate three things on cars more than most. Wiring, interiors and exhausts.

lol, i could plug these in blindfolded by now. Haha, genuinely could refit a Clio engine loom blindfolded. f**king things.

@DamienW any other problems you have, keep them coming and we'll talk you through it.

There is no fuel return pipe at the other end of the rail, the feed pipe on the left hand side as facing is all there is. And the what looks like a regulator missing is left as you see it, the rail is sealed other than the injector outlets and the feed. Edit, and 2 is a vacuum pipe that goes to...

Cup or Ph1 172.

But a human controlled bar is progressive, a gun is explosive I've never used impact sockets, but have always used known brand ones with my gun. I wouldn't use a Christmas cracker special. But Draper and above will do it for me. Split an engine down today and I reckon the cheaply green and red...

182 Trophy, then 172 Cup, then Ph1 172.

I have not. What they like?

And complete lack of traction in anything other than bone dry conditions, lol

Subtle-ish FTW

I really don't get the M4 hate - i think they're the best looking M car for ages. ///M all the way.

You're throwing him an 8th birthday party?!

Given up too soon: https://www.cliosport.net/threads/clio-172-cup-37k-miles-excellent-condition-%C2%A35k-o-n-o.815826/#post-11559924

@NorthloopCup

Glad you're pleased mate. Best £70 I've ever spent tool wise. Mine's taken a complete battering over the last 4 years and is still going strong!

Told you to fire the thing up as it was. (; Great news mate!

Gary Spooner is his name.

For the hassle of it, pay someone £20 at a garage to fit it. By the time you've got the car jacked up, on stands, got the tools out, got cold, then put it back together you could be out having done a 20min road test after they've done it on a ramp with air tools.

It's alive! Engine all in and plumbed up now. Started first turn of the key which was a nice surprise! Back down on it's wheels next weekend and it can head off to the body shop to get sorted out....

Soz chaps. Fingers crossed for you lot it comes back up at some point.

You've literally turned that car from 'instantly skip past' to 'going in my watch list' on ebay. Amazing what a set of wheels can do!

E55. E39 M5. S Type R. All of the above would come above an MG for me.