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Yes the 4H tech linkage is available for the 156. :thumbup:

I went to have a look at The wheel specialists in Garforth he quoted a similar price but that wasn’t for diamond cut but it was a drive in drive out service and I liked the look of their setup they do diamond cut so maybe worth a call as not too far from you Pete. I decided to put the money to...

Well I’m a definite wouldn’t miss this for the world! Put me down +1 for a place and would like to do the Saturday meet and greet too :dance:

Nice one! :dance: hopefully you can sit back and reap the joys of all those pennies put into your car enjoy! :thumbup:

Probably better with a lift to get better access I’ll let my mechanic tackle it cheers :beer:

I was under the impression that Peugeot were just changing the sensors for the same type that’s the first I’ve heard of them using the bleed screw to install a new sensor? :eusa-think: so to your original question if the new sensor screws into the bleed screw housing then could it be possible...

There were early reports of faulty temp sensors which was a cheap and easy fix even some replacement sensors were faulty but why the part you’ve had fitted has replaced the bleed screw with something else I don’t understand? :eusa-think:

Once you start listening for noises they seem to sound louder and more annoying I suppose mine does make a click sound on certain gear changes but usually noticeable when crawling in traffic. The gearbox oil is supposed to be a one fill for life from the factory but some have found that upon...

The kit that is the cheapest option is the Maxton design one, just run a search they do look quite good and are robust the kit I have is the Rexpeed one this is a carbon fibre kit but has to be ordered direct from Rexpeed but it’s quite pricy at around £1500 inc import duty! :beer:

Great review there :clap: I’ve been looking at this modification myself but wondered how it would go but obviously your delighted with the results so definitely worth trying :thumbup: how easy is it to fit? Is it a diy or garage job? :beer:

There is a bleed screw somewhere near the thermostat housing there has been a post regarding it just try searching the forum I’m sure it will come up :thumbup:

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A few photos of some of the cars that attended and some of the event, there were 34 RCZ’s in our hotel car park! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Yes a massive success despite the weather which didn’t spoil anything! What an experience that any RCZ owner should witness :dance: The sight of 105 RCZ’s in convoy is unbelievable and it’s great to see everyone’s individual little mods to make their cars personal to them no two cars were the...

Thanks for that :thumbup: that’s what the forum is all about at some point that information may well save someone a wad of cash :clap:

Yes a sortilege will fit in the wheel well tight but will go but stands proud so makes the boot liner bulge so you have to pad around to support the boot liner. :thumbup:

Sorted thanks :thumbup:

Sorry for the late intervention in getting shut of this spammer, I’m currently over in Holland for the RCZ Euro meet and have not checked the forum for a couple of days :thumbup: