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1,how did you get outer end back together 2 if you use grease on needle rollers and then use tiny plastic cable tie to hold in place you pull tie tight and then steel ring will go over easily cut tie afterwards 3 well done

lots,of types need pic if you want to match I've got a selection also don't attempt drum brake rim over disc brake hub btw

I will try and find video or make a new one for you on Saturday

Heavy duty roof rack on espace/ van would work and cheaper ferry F6 might be pushing it a bit though

Again I have done hundreds over the years Acquired skill you need to press really hard and then swing shaft across in a wide arc into each of the 3 positions to correspond with clip location

There are 4 different brake shoe and cylinder setup fitted with bendix and girling versions both changing designs in 1986 hopefully you have selected correctly

If you have stripped the wheel end. As far down to inspect if you look closely halfway down. The 3 slotted grooves Close inspection. Will let you see. See a small Mark if you can feel this. With your finger. Easily then the shaft will be noisy when you. Reassemble it. 2 To get the outer end back...

Sticking with R1123 oval plates I have seen v5 description of saloon Estate and deluxe in the relevant space

You can feel the difference once you know you know inner end is usually ok though Studying wheel end now If it is notchy going from one direction to full movement bin it Also if you lock a pair of mine grips on middle of shaft with car jacked up hold grips and check for noise on joint by...

The f4 van is same chassis F6 is longer wheelbase

Well done What date is the Kent run ?

The closed upper arms were for vans and poor road versions Stronger design but otherwise same geometry

60s r4 had 3 bolt fixing on wheel so a spacer could be made and it would be original looking 70s Renaults onwards same spline across the range up til about 2000 when airbags came in btw

Double check runners haven't got wood spacer strips between them and seat frame Actually common but may have been dealer mod at the time of sale I fitted bulkier clio seats and even with smaller diameter wheel ended up using a boss that was 30mm deeper to gain space as due to angle of Column...

This will probably end up as similar 1.4 Renault 5 MK1 TS engine

That method of repair is pretty old school but if combined with loctite bearing fit grade it should last as long as the bearings Depending on availability of parts local to car this may have been only way of avoiding immobile r4 stuck in the workshop

Ooh I like to be helpful Andrew Lewis is on here too But forums don't work like social media and tagging people normally alerts people when mentioned I've been on here since b4 face book existed when usernames not real names where the order of the day Good luck and well done to the community...

I bought the crank bush on eBay as Renault told me none available Put dimensions in and searched oilite bush Mk2 super Cinque has different head port spacing and head would need pump end modding to let water flow This would produce more power but more work

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