The Mégane II Owners' Club

The gripe with Arnold Clark is customer service is non existent, (allegedly) regardless of car make and model. All cars have problems, it's how the dealer and dealer networks treat their customers, when these arise, and Mr Clark is well down the list on customer satisfaction. Read the experiences of...

Did you not read my last post? :? Right if you want to go to 16" rims then you will need to fit 205 55 R16 tyres. If you want to go to 17" rims then you will need to fit 205 50 R17 tyres. Both of these will preserve the accuracy of your speedo, however you will get a much harsher ride than you curre...

How about Car Park Auto Spares

Sorry, I should not be encouraging that type of behaviour.

Seriously I have no idea what it's called, does it not state it in the handbook? Other than a brakers yard or eBay a Renault dealer is the only option I can see?

The new service intervals, came into effect for some engines at the end of 2005. All the new Euro IV Diesel engines and petrol engines had their revised service intervals from around September 2005. The confusion came about because so many of the "older" variants of the same cars were still in the n...

Mine are the original pads, and only squeak when going backwards?
So I selected the top one.

Ah it all becomes clear now. Right if you want to go to 16" rims then you will need to fit 205 55 R16 tyres. If you want to go to 17" rims then you will need to fit 205 50 R17 tyres. Both of these will preserve the accuracy of your speedo, however you will get a much harsher ride than you currently ...

Have a look at this, it should help?
https://www.rochfordtyres.co.uk/tyrecalc.asp

You need to be careful when fitting different tyres to your car as it will affect the accuracy of your speedo.

Very interesting, and by the context of the email I think we have a good idea who sent it

Have a look at this WW, it should give you all the info you need?
https://www.renault.co.uk/CVDPricesAndData.aspx?mi=1084
and this
https://www.direct.gov.uk/prod_consum_dg ... 011289.pdf

As much as I like my dCi I am concerned about the longer term repair costs of any modern common rail diesel. Mine has so far been 100% reliable but now it's out of warranty any bills are mine Modern petrol engines are just as expensive to maintain and repair, and as long as you service a Diesel whe...

PGuk I know where you are coming from, because I've been in the same situation with my previous car, (a 52 plate Laguna 1.9dCi 120) a lovely car when it worked, but definately built by some French blokes on a YTS scheme on a Friday afternoon. :td I have only ever owned Renault's and generally had ve...

boysie You don't state what milleage both of the 150's have done? Blue smoke on startup can be 2 things: - 1: Unburnt fuel; - because the cylinders are cold and being quenched with fuel, complete combustion is not taking place, the ECU will overfuel slighlty on a cold engine, in order to make it run...

I'm going to have to keep mine for at least 4 years, unless I win the lottery? (Oh look flying pigs!)

Take it back to your dealer, this is warranty repair.

I don't know how these kits work but the air con system is supposed to have a specific amount of gas in it. To rechage any air conditioning system first of all the gas already in the system has to be extracted, this is weighed and stored safely whilst the diagnostic equipment checks the system for l...