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I use winter tyres mate they make a massive difference and up your way I'd say are a must. If you keep your eyes on the bay and scumtree you'll find a cheap set of wheels, just stick the winters on them and use for the worst couple of months and they should last you 2-3 winters (ish...

I get all this, my question is do ye standards ALSO contain gas :P

Same question here which one?

I've never heard of a Clio estate? Though I did drive a Clio saloon through Bulgaria a couple years ago ;)

Well on mine I did the fog light surrounds, bottom and top grill, scuttle panel, window wiper bottom cover bitties, splitter, wing mirrors, rear bumper strip and rear wiper base/arm. Basically all the plain plastics.

You'll have to spray everything else now ...

As above (I think) Am at work so can't post pics (no computer) but I can email you a couple from my phone if ya like? Pm me your address

one of the best things I've done was painting the plastics, I used Hycote bumper black

Haven't got a picture of mine but all I did was put 2 cable ties through the carpet (side) in the boot on the right, it just slots in and lifts out

Air gun loosened mine

They should if they contain gas, just not sure if standards do or don't :dapprove:

Plenty threads on this but I couldn't find an answer, I've just received a pair of rears off a guy on here but they are either oil only or the gas has escaped both of them. Damping is smooth and stiff but they do not return to a position the way that aftermarket shocks do, is this right...

Painted my alloys the other day, on my mates advice rather than mask the tyre I left it then just tyre painted them black. Looks utter gash, but fortunately is peeling off quick anyway ;)

What a weird thing to worry about! Your almost right, If you have an ABS equipped car that should come on and go off and there should be an emissions light, over on the right is airbag seatbelt engine management and shift indicatorgenerally as long as nothing is on or flashing whilst driving...

That looks right to me mate does it not fit at all?

I believe the damping rates on the cup rear shocks are slightly different from the other models, some folk say its just the fronts that are different but the codes vary. Anyway the easy answer is yes they will fit. Renault parts department are only 49 quids each for them though

Is this from today? I was in Lincoln for 2 days but that was a couple of weeks back

Pass, I would say it might have something to do with the switch itself above the brake pedal but that's a total guess! Hopefully someone else knows more :S What dsays our mate say about it?

yep I'd second that, could be a daft wee sensor somewhere, leak on the inlet (though usually that would mean a high idle and no throttle), or maybe an issue with the throttle? I'd say it needs plugged in somewhere mate

Hmm, any lights on the dash? was it misfiring/stuttering?

most likely your ABS ring or sensor mate, easiest thing to do is find a local garage with a fault reader, get it plugged in and find out, in the meantime you can drive but your ABS and traction won't work

I usually use rainsport 2s but last time around bought the toyo t1rs, big mistake tbh So if it comes down to a choice of the 2 without a doubt it's gotta be the rs2s Thats my advise anyway :)

Pretty much everything, commuting to schools around east Scotland (more on the bike in summer) And pizza delivery every weekend lol

Lol reading fail! This comes up so much

So do the mark 2's mate took me hours to solder them all in lol!! SMDs FTL If you have patience and a steady hand it's not too difficult to do.

Check your tyre pressures, and check the rear shocks for leakage

I changed mine on the cup, hugely better, as I recall most people on here did it themselves following a guide, there was one guy on here willing to do it if you sent him the parts

6000 k on mine, no issues they are pretty white. I mounted the ballasts under the slam panel (think that's what it's called?) the bit the bonnet latches onto above the radiator, I mounted them to that just by the headlights

Engine management light buddy, quite possibly caused bya dud coil pack

Dash dimmer control is on the panel below the drivers side air vent buddy