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Lowest 22mpg, highest 43mpg. Usually averages 28-32mpg over the tank

I worked with a lad that was spending over £400 a month insuring a 1.4 mk4 Astra, he was young with a ban under his name but he needed a car to get about. I started off in a 1.2 corsa and went up the capacity size as I got bored but still had a 2.0 within my first yr of driving, if he can afford...

Must be a leak or it's burning it in the engine, my Clio doesn't use a drop of oil between services.

Spotted earlier this evening around 11pm heading towards tees port on a66, I passed you in the 172 if your on here shout up :)

Can't understand why they'd spend 1.5 hrs looking mind, is more time for CCTV to pick them up etc, personally I'd know what I was after before going and just get straight onto it lol

Price is right from a genuine stealers, worth going genuine imo as non genuine don't seem to last as well

Will be stripped in a garage by now no doubt.

Are you looking to fit that to your 172? As it states in big bold letters that it's not compatible with 172 or 182 clio's

Porsche 911 gt3 Rs. Such an epic car

Nice trophy Conrod for the mantle peice, would look good next to my melted audi s3 piston and the turbo shaft from my old tdi Audi that snapped. Bloody vag's.

Do look good mine are horrible, badly painted red by previous owner, what paint did you use and what did you clean then up with?

What electric pump have you fitted?

Hi looking at doing this, how did the car drive after changing to none pas?

Mine is very similar to yours, think its a bit of a charateristic of smaller hatch backs, may be worth checking your rear brakes tho and making sure the sliders on the calipers are free and not binding otherwise it may be braking harder on one corner than the other.

I once bought back an old Clio, was mint when I sold it had no issues at all. After buying it back I immediately regretted it despite only been out of my ownership for less than a year it was a complete shed with more issues than your local daily rag, sold it again the very next day.

I'm certainly up for this anyway,

Nice work love to get mine done, I had supertouring no 187. Biggest regret of my life selling that car :(

4x new falken ze219's and laser tracking done. Now found it needs a new inner tie rod on steering rack tho, next job along with handbrake cable on drivers side.

York raceway is 0-60, there is a track day at elvington airfield in may, I'm heading to York raceway on Sunday 6th for RWYB if anyone else will be there

Mine passed not with xenons and know washers, quite a strict testing station as well.

Pics! :)

Depends on quality of clutch really, I would think a cheap 3 peice kit (clutch, pressure plate and thrust bearing) would be £100, around £200 for a garage to fit? All a guess tho just going of previous experiences. That would be the very cheapest price mind

Usually thrust bearing noise will go once you press the clutch in.

Get out before you have to remortgage for another engine, or buy some tools and fit it yourself

Hi all, had an early start this morning as I was off to get some new rubber fitted to the Clio, the place I was going to is about 25 miles away, anyway I set off and the car seemed to be driving fine, I stopped off for fuel as it was really low and on the red. I left the fuel station and had...

Think I may of briefly looked at it whilst getting into my work van.

I'D be up for this :)

Looks like there's more that sit at home idle 90% of the time than actually seeing the road. Quite a surprise really

Same here, once the better weather comes I may talk my boss into giving me an allowance for petrol and leaving the van at work. It's a 50 mile commute a day but the roads are awesome :)

Lol, maybe you should invest in a shed from b&q rather than buying one from Renault.