The Mégane II Owners' Club

Welcome to the M2OC. You might have a leak from a hose where it connects to the radiator which you can solve by tightening the clip up. You may also have a hole in your radiator. The pool by the tyre might not indicate where the leak is, the coolant might have run across other parts before dripping ...

Nice car, great colour

the lamda sensor?

That what I should have said. The Lambda sensor is usually pretty close to the cat.

I've seen 3 of them in the last week. I've also noticed a great price on the Dealdrivers website.

Welcome to the club. This might be dephaser pulley problems which many forum members have suffered on their 1.6VVT engines. Hopefully someone who has had this problem can enlighten you further. Somewhere on this forum there is a recording of the sound made by a failed dephaser but you would have to ...

Welcome to the forum. Perhaps a wire has been dislodged from the catalytic converter when you hit the pot hole.

Welcome to the club. I expect you got a good deal with the low purchase tax when buying abroad and you always get more gadgets for your cash with a Renault.

If you put bigger wheels on your car you can use a tyre calculator to ensure that the overall circumference of the tyre stays close to the original. This will keep your speedo accurate. Here is an example: https://www.alloywheels.com/tyrecalc.asp If you fit non standard alloy wheels note that the of...

I forgot to mention in my previous comment that my tappet rattle also happens when you rev in neutral. I have also had people ask if my car is a diesel when they hear it idling, that tells you how bad the tappet rattle is.

There is a thread already somewhere on the site called 'favourite picture' or something similar with several pages of members photos.

The 1.4 does not have variable valve timing (VVT) so at least you won't have problems with a faulty dephaser pulley. I think build quality has improved since the early models but at least you'll have a couple of years worth of warranty to fall back on if anything does go wrong. As for pencil coils a...

Welcome to the club. You can post pictures by uploading photos to on-line photo albums such as photobucket and then pasting the link into your blog.

Welcome to the club. Your vehicle will probably be a phase 2 or facelift Megane II and can be identified by the different shape of the front grill. The headlights might look the same as the phase 1 but they are not interchangable.

Have a look through the fuel consumption 'sticky' at the top of this section. It will show you what mpg people get from their various models.

Welcome to the club. There are a few people on this forum who have converted their Meganes so have a trawl through the Mods section for more info and pics.