The Mégane II Owners' Club

found myself stranded with a piece of metal thinner than one side of a hairgrip in my flat tyre... Can of tyre repair gunk in my hand, I was fortunately able to remove the metal and attempt a fix... Not a flippin chance mate... it failed miserably... Thank god it wasn't the middle of the night on so...

2 minute job. just pulls out and feeds in past the clutch pedal....

I havnt had problems on a 2008 cc but I did have to adjust the windows... This involved getting to the bolts that hold the glass to re set the glass before I used the adjusting bolts at the bottom of the door.. on inspection inside the door I found a rubber stick on pad that had obviously fell of th...

you can by pass the card reader by removing one fuse in the fuse box and the car will start from the button without the card if you want to test that without fitting the reader... Stumbled across this while working out how to open my roof from a DIY remote switch and cab heater. ( I was shocked to f...

my heavy cc 1.5 will do 64 mpg all day long with the cruise control set at 75mph...

we joined the eu when I was a teen and the idea was we had a joint currency and have never had a vote for a Europe with separate states (countries) as it is today.. We need to leave, turf out the 8 million that has seen the population swell from the 54m it was back then and put the long lost "g...

drove 15 miles oblivious.. wouldn't start on my return to car so I pumped the diesel pump manually and she started and drove home with me suspecting air in the fuel lines.... Gradually it dawned on me it might be the diesel I thought I put in and then I realised I might have picked the wrong fuel no...

Thanks. I did get a very bad one. A new seal for the boot was £144 plus fitting. The roof had to be removed and sealed £202.00 All the windows had to be realigned. As I previously said, all the window motors had to be replaced. The brake pads and discs had to be replaced. Never again would I buy a ...

iacapa wrote:Thanks. I rang the local Renault dealer just now and they told me that it wasn't possible to put the roof up manually.

name and shame them !

not sure what you ve done without a picture but the first port of call should be the electric fuel cut off valve I ve mentioned after you have checked and reset the crash detection fuel cut off switch ....

then start messing down the "line"...

in the handbook how to do it manually.. as for the regulators in the windows, mine is an 08 plate and they all have little rubber water protectors over them ------ but the glue wasn't god and they fall off and need re attaching. I suggest you check they are fitted to your new regulators.. ( if your ...

I paid £5000 for it 9 months old... It got shaken and hammered up and down a 40 mile trip on country lanes for 5 years and provided one of the comfiest journeys in ironing out all the bumps and the Abs was a dream on corners.. The faults it developed were the window controllers, wet carpet and assoc...

pretty sure they didn't do a 106 as I had a 55 plate 100 hp

you checked the voltage on the fuel cut off solenoid and tested that ?

From around 2004 or so (don't know exactly) all diesels in the EU have DPF (FAP) fitted, they would not meet the fine particulate requirements otherwise. And I agree with Alex, if you do short runs only, petrol's the better choice. That dpf (and the egr system) are made for warm runs and suffer if ...