The Mégane II Owners' Club

i would look on ebay, should find one cheap enough there.
you could try cleaning your old egr valve first, often works

as direstraits says cat inefficient , look up p0420

you have to remove the subframe which is in front of the wishbones

well fixed this one in the end. found nothing wrong at the drivers door so i stripped the rear door again. while checking for feeds to the motor with the test light the window suddenly shot into life. so i can only assume a poor connection to the motor. strange really because its been on & off s...

yes that is exactly what it will be.

make & break the connection under the seat a few times & a dose of electrolube or wd40 should do the trick

you may well find a snapped spring, or it could be a strut top mounting failed.
spring is easily spotted, the top mount you can normally hear creaking as you move lock to lock

personally i would not trust any of the major chains, they are all rip offs. why trust a tyre fitter to service your car anyway?

your best bet is to find a proper independent garage. i would use a fully synthetis oil as well.

hi, lower wishbones are approx 50 + vat, add an hours labour per side & 200 quid sounds a good price to me.

they are a common failure item on meganes, reckon a set every 2 - 3 years wont be far wrong, same as track rods & track rod ends.

put card in, do not press brake or clutch & than hold start button for a few seconds & the ignition should turn on.

if not check the battery is fully charged,

Renault offer 75% of the cost if your car is 7 years young and <100k miles. wished i had known that before i bought the regulator. anyway checked all the door wiring with a multimeter & it is all fine, i am going to check the drivers door wiring next time she lets me have the car for more than 5...

you will need to get the fault code read, any decent garage will be able to do this.

hi all, i have a 2004 megane,
the nearside rear window started playing up, it opened fulley & then would not operate, after reading various forums i decided to change the regulator,
this however has not fixed the window. wondered if anyone had an idea of a likely fault. heres hoping, gary