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I would check all the wiring from the switch gear to the comms unit, alternatively the switch gear itself.

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maybe see if you can contact the folks that posted them..

Is there anything especially that you are looking for?

It might be a damp problem, but then it might be the key misbehaving, I would check the battery in the key first.

You certainly wouldn't be the first person to have an electrical fault in a Renault door. From what you have said above, I suggest first looking at the condition of the door plug, at the hinge, remove the plug and look for water damage and clean if possible, also look for broken wires around the hin...

I have just had a look through the Renault literature and it would appear that the steering column is quite a complex piece of hardware, so I recon you won't be opening it up and replacing parts, hopefully it hasn't failed. There are two universal joints, as far as I can make out one is inside and t...

Look here http://www.meganeownersclub.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=12790

Good to hear that you got it fixed, thanks for letting us know.

Can this noise be heard outside the car, or under the bonnet? Is there any free-play? do the road wheels turn the instant you turn the steering wheel? If the answer to the above is yes, then it is probably a universal joint, I think there are two of them. If the answer to the above is no, then it is...

I am not sure how strict the Mot is in Holland, but in the UK the basic rule of thumb is, "if it is there, it has to work" so all exterior lights have to light up to the correct brightness and colour. They don't have to be turned on and off by the original manufacturers switches, I mainly ...

For those of you that were following this thread, a wee update. She passed her MoT today, and I spoke with the tester about the emissions, considering that my injectors are producing bubbles might indicate that they are on there way out. The emissions were excellent, judging by the age of the car th...

Best bet is to get any codes read, take it from there, it could be loads of things.

They have damaged or left unplugged an ABS sensor at one or more of the wheels that they were working on, or... To fix the brakes, did they replace the discs, if so have they fitted ones with the ABS ring, they come with and without, I discovered this myself just last week, when I gave my local moto...

Hopefully you will get it fixed, now that you know where the problem is, and yes, please keep us updated.
It is quite annoying when people don't reply, it is good for everyone to know how problems are solved.

Hi Steve, The voltage at the bulb holder should be 12 volts, obviously when the fog light is turned on, so 4.8 volts is not good. The wire wiggling trick is a good way to find a bad connection, it sounds like you have found the fault, or close to it. It still may be a few things, a broken wire, an i...

Hi Steve. "The power of the bulb is 4.8V." I am not sure what you mean, the rating of the bulb itself should be 12 volts @ 21 watts, or do you mean that there is 4.8 volts at the bulb holder? "Is there anywhere a diagram of the wiring" Wiring diagrams are all on a computer progra...