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Some more pics for you guys 
Front fogs:
PH2 steering wheel and fog light switch (blue switch on right):
So that's my little Clio to date. Not much more i'd like to do I don't think ... wouldn't mind dual optics but am not willing to spend the money just yet; also was thinking instead of painting the bump strips I might get some blue carbon vinyl wrap and wrap them instead. What does everyone reckon? Any other suggestions welcome too
Front fogs:
PH2 steering wheel and fog light switch (blue switch on right):
So that's my little Clio to date. Not much more i'd like to do I don't think ... wouldn't mind dual optics but am not willing to spend the money just yet; also was thinking instead of painting the bump strips I might get some blue carbon vinyl wrap and wrap them instead. What does everyone reckon? Any other suggestions welcome too
Rs200
would you mind putting a wiring diagram or explaining how to wire the fogs iwould like to do that, and with the ph2 wheel, howdo i go about removing the airbag and are the airbag connections the same?
Okay, for the fog lights I used this image (though bear in mind it was my Dad that actually did it);
I believe he connected wires to the fog light wires, which he ran through a relay (as on the diagram above) connecting them to the battery and to a switch, though I can't be much more detailed than that i'm afraid.
As for the steering wheel, as I said before you need to disconnect the battery so there are no electrics in the car, then unscrew the two screws that are on the back of the steering wheel – these hold the air bag in place. Once unscrewed, the air bag middle should come away from the wheel, you then need to disconnect the wiring at the back of this to remove it completely. The wheel is attached to the steering column by a large torx (not sure if i've spelt that right) screw. Once this is unscrewed the wheel will come away, then you can attach the new wheel (ensure it's aligned properly), fit the wire to the new airbag middle, and I believe the PH2 middle just clips into place. Reconnect the battery, check the air bag light isn't on (and that the air bag hasn't exploded) and you should be good to go.
Be careful though, I don't want to be the source of a nasty accident! As with the fog lights, my Dad fitted the steering wheel for me but I managed to get a better grasp of what he was doing as it didn't concern connecting wires to relays and the like. However I would get someone who knows what they're doing if you're unsure, like I did. Hope this helps!
I believe he connected wires to the fog light wires, which he ran through a relay (as on the diagram above) connecting them to the battery and to a switch, though I can't be much more detailed than that i'm afraid.
As for the steering wheel, as I said before you need to disconnect the battery so there are no electrics in the car, then unscrew the two screws that are on the back of the steering wheel – these hold the air bag in place. Once unscrewed, the air bag middle should come away from the wheel, you then need to disconnect the wiring at the back of this to remove it completely. The wheel is attached to the steering column by a large torx (not sure if i've spelt that right) screw. Once this is unscrewed the wheel will come away, then you can attach the new wheel (ensure it's aligned properly), fit the wire to the new airbag middle, and I believe the PH2 middle just clips into place. Reconnect the battery, check the air bag light isn't on (and that the air bag hasn't exploded) and you should be good to go.
Be careful though, I don't want to be the source of a nasty accident! As with the fog lights, my Dad fitted the steering wheel for me but I managed to get a better grasp of what he was doing as it didn't concern connecting wires to relays and the like. However I would get someone who knows what they're doing if you're unsure, like I did. Hope this helps!
Cheers mate
Hmm not come across trim restorer till now, might look into it! Cheers!
looks good mate keep up the good work
Mate that looks absolutely fecking awesome, love how it looks colour coded! Been looking at getting some dual optics but no luck as yet
You got a progress thread? Would love to see Looking good mate! Thinking about buying a MK2 PH1 myself, off to look at a car tomorrow. The subtle touches have made all the difference! Definitely consider lowering it 40mm though pal.
Cheers man, yeah have been told to lower it a few times but not sure if it'd work, when I put the wheels on they rubbed on the inside of the arch, so lowering could bring the problem back ... :S
Rs200
cheers for the info matey!
Rs200
looks good mate if you wanna colour cos yourself its very easy, just scotch bright the plastic, 2pac or filler prime 500 grit flat and paint and laquer sorted
So guys, I said I might have a surprise for you last Friday, and yes it's now Monday but better late than never! So here goes ... This thread is now, somewhat sadly, at an end, as i've got myself a new car! Head over to my new thread to find out more: http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?653615-Mat-s-Iceberg-172&p=8868328#post8868328
