The Mégane II Owners' Club

Carriage would probably cost more than building it as I live in Northern Ireland :roll: It cost me about £50 for the materials to build it. The fibreglass kit being the most expensive part. I used basic tools to make it, no routers or anything like that. And my staple gun wasted more staples than we...

The one thing that I didn't like about the interior of my car was that honeycomb effect on the dash centre unit. So I had to do something about it. I also done the gear knob, as the numbers were partially worn off http://i589.photobucket.com/albums/ss338/Karl_Moore/2011_06292010mypics0003.jpg I want...

constructive feedback is most welcome. Let me know how you think i've done as I may do it again at some stage and any pointers would be helpful.

This is my first time at building a fibreglass subwoofer enclosure. I opted for a single subwoofer because I already had the sub and amp plus I use the boot space and I went for GRP as I was fed up with the plain old box in the boot. :nut http://i589.photobucket.com/albums/ss338/Karl_Moore/2011_0619...

Andi.R wrote:did u not put the power lead through the big grommet or is it down the ide of grommet against the metal if it is good luck your car doesnt catch fire if it shorts

I agree. There is a small rubber bung on the wire loom grommet, I think it is made for the amp power wire for a factory fitted extra.

I got a set of taylored velour car mats off this ebay seller. and they are that good I just had to reccommend them. They are made to order and they are a perfect fit. They make mats for other makes and models of car aswell. https://cgi.ebay.co.uk/H7528-Renault-Megane-2002-2008-MK-2-Car-Mats_W0QQitem...

Hi all, I'm a fresh member to this forum and I just acquired my first Renault. It's a 2004 Megane 1.5dCi Dynamiqe, 3 door. with 38.000 miles and full Renault service history up untill 2009. I have been impressed so far by it's looks, it's comfort and driveability, it's fuel economy, cheap tax, and m...