m52 conversion servo
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daymo69er
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hi i no i have to have a Renault Clio brake servo for my m52 conversion can anyone tell me what year do i need or can i use anyone aslong as it has plastic wings....thanks
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nickso
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Pretty sure they are all much the same on the clio. I remember a few different ones being used successfully.
I didn't do much research into it and just pulled one at the scrappy and it fitted no problem.
I didn't do much research into it and just pulled one at the scrappy and it fitted no problem.

'88 e30 328i M52 track bint.
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jmc330i
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Anything around 2000-2001 I believe, anything from that shape Clio should be fine I believe.
James
'91 325i Sport
'93 318i touring 16v
'91 325i Sport
'93 318i touring 16v
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daymo69er
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Thanks for the reply!!:) will get on the hunt for one now:D
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E30BeemerLad
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2000 onwards clios are what you need to rape
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rich318i
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nightmare to get too, the brakers i went to had to take the engine out to get the servo out
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Jozi
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Is a spacer needed on these servo's? Mine is right on top of one of the brake lines.
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rich318i
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just bend it abit but without a kink
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Took me about 40 minutes at the yard to get the servo out, I'm sure others could do it quicker. Strange why they would take the engine out for a £25 item.
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rich318i
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Jimbob wrote:Took me about 40 minutes at the yard to get the servo out, I'm sure others could do it quicker. Strange why they would take the engine out for a £25 item.
Thats what i paid aswell!
when they showed me where the servo was looked like that was the only way to get it out
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E30BeemerLad
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There is an inspection cover in the driver side inner wing that you can get to it, but I've never fancied that way myself. I've only ever raped these from breakers that have either had the engine or at least the head removed.
I think I've paid £5 any time I've put one of them over the counter.
I think I've paid £5 any time I've put one of them over the counter.
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eko
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You unbolt the pedal box from inside and pull the servo out that way,20 min job 

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Jimbob
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Yep Tony is on the money with the pedal box 
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daymo69er
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CLIO BRAKE SERVO FITTED!!! , 2001 mk2 i got it from:) fitted fine thanks guys!!!
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wow what a shocker! the servo comes out on the pedal side of the car it takes 10 minutes!rich318i wrote:nightmare to get too, the brakers i went to had to take the engine out to get the servo out


