you need to heat the grey mastic , glue around the edges take your light housing out remove all the bulbs and heat around the edges with a hairdryer or put the housing in the oven at 150 degrees. for 10 min.. and the lens cover will prise off with a flat headed screwdriver dont forget your oven gloves if you do the latter.

Hi, The recommeneded tire pressure for a 1.2 clio would be: Front Rear - With 2 aduts in front and luggage 1,9 bar / 28 psi 1,8 bar / 26psi - With 2 adults in front + 2 kids in back + luggage 2,0 bar / 29 psi 1,9 bar / 28 psi This is as stated in the sticker located in the driver's door and the manual assuming you keep the same size wheel and tire combination, which in my case is: 175/75R14. Regards, Ed

press the end of the wiper stalk in

It is the same with the petrol xantia having a glow plug light but the car isn't diesel,its just a standard feature on the dashboard,

The cooling fans have a failsafe mode to make them operate at all times in case of problems. Chances are there's a break in the temperature sensor circuit. Remove, clean and refit plugs around fuel filter.

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It's highly likely that the valves and piston have touched, as with most modern 16v engines. I'd replace the timing belt, then try turning it over by hand, if that works see if it will start. It is however unlikely to start, so it will then require the cylinder head removing to replace the damaged valves. Check everything in the timing belt area; tensioner, idler, water pump etc, as damage or failure of any of these could have caused the timing belt to break

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I tried to decode my radio the trouble is i had 4 attemps and an error is showing how do i solve the problem

Try to find Haynes Service and repair manual

you will need to remove the air filter and under that there is all the rubber hydraulic pipes and wires to the engine on a plastic cover over the gear box the switch is under this cover next to the clutch swing arm

Then front wheels need to be turned to the LEFT

First, remove the wires. Then locate the nuts that hold the glowplugs in place and remove them. The glow plugs themselves can then be removed simply by unscrewing them. Then screw in the new glow plugs, replace the nuts and reconnect the wires.