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If you aren't getting any codes, the engine could be being commanded to rev as it does, in which case the throttle pedal sensor may be kaput.

Refer to my other post on the same subject.

Have a search - concentrate on 'bad rear windows' - I believe they are linked. But, do your research first. God bless.

Again, no comment. Alex, please post sensible suggestions(!).

No comment...

The question you have to ask yourself, is does it slip. In a high gear?

You will have to buy spring compressors if you don't have them already. £15 for a cheap set. I would recommend re-thinking your costings.Good luck!

Renault in their magic way decided to make most dipsticks from plastic. Has it snapped, well, draw your own conclusions. My take on it suggests, yes - of course, those of us with the remaining part can offer length suggestions.

If i doubt, ask!

It's always easy the second time around.

Right - here's how things work. You spot a spam post, tell me or any other member with a name not in black - not on this or any other thread. Send a PM. Either I, or another member of the admin will fix it.

I hope this information was clear.

Now I need to sit down (rant over!)

Check the connections at the driver's side window control unit. Most of these problems stem from there. You can prise it up at the front and back, being careful not to damage the cloth.

Not spam. Yet.

That is a whole can of worms... First,check that is seized.

Please have a search. Debris, resistors, motor, and UCH could be to blame. This is well documented. If you can't find a solution, let us know.

Yes - if you only depress the clutch. Try both brake and clutch. This is a well documented problem. (Hint: search!)