The Mégane II Owners' Club

It does seem very confusing. I have a 1.6 registered 28th July 2006. Yesterday, after 6000 miles came up the "service due soon" message appeared!! I cannot understand why. 6000 miles and 9 months old! My last car was an 18k/2yr - this is a 12k /1yr model. It's not when it's registered but when it w...

DaveP wrote:I'm starting to worry about the crome wheels that will be on our new dynamique S CC as standard as nobody seems to like chrome! Hopefully the standard ones will be a bit less blingy.

Do you have pics of the actual wheel? is it the 17" multispoke design?

Hey, better take care. Usually the High and Low pressure valves have different connectors, with the DIY cans connecting to the low pressure connector. However on the Megane, the connectors are the other way round, ie, the DIY kit will connect only to the HIGH Pressure connector and this will be a di...

Hey guys..... Just changed the standard plugs to NGK Iridium and I can say they do quite a difference on the car's performance.... it feels much better, idling is smoother, and accelleration feels better too..... While messing around with the car, I also took the bumper off and replaced the standar...

Hey guys..... Just changed the standard plugs to NGK Iridium and I can say they do quite a difference on the car's performance.... it feels much better, idling is smoother, and accelleration feels better too..... While messing around with the car, I also took the bumper off and replaced the standard...

Gav wrote:What have owners had fitted on Meganes from new? I was pleased to see 4 (plus presumably the full size spare) Michelin Energy's, which I've had on 2 previous cars and liked.

Michelin Primacy 205 55 R16... great rubber!!

Hi, I have a Pioneer DEH-P6900IB in my Sport Saloon. It was originally fitted with an Update List unit. I bought my adaptor from InCarExpress, but also InCarTech have adaptors to fit the Update List original cars. The one I have you retain the steering controls but loose the display. InCarTeck adapt...

xirc0m wrote:The exact part no . BKR6EIX

Been using it and sold a couple of it to fellow M2 owners in Singapore... its a 0.9mm gap... more responsive...

Part no. quoted by the supplier (and site) is BKR6EZ for the NGK IX plugs.... can anyone confirm this pls?

Thanks

I'd say pic1..... apart from the fact that the chrome wheel is 5 stud so it won't fit.. unless there is a 4 stud version.......

You must really be lucky.... usually it's the other way round!!

Has anyone out there tried the Denso plugs? is it an advantage to have the tip smaller than the NGK plugs?

The NGK's tip is 0.6mm, Denso's is 0.4mm. Any ideas?

Once the button is pressed everything that happens that should except the engine don't start. (all lights go out and the fuel gauge prims) Does any body know where the sensors are? I've found something at the top of the clutch pedal Does it start with the brake pedal? At least you know it's just a ...

Thanks for the info guys.....

Hi Webcode, the Denso plugs have a 5kohm resistance in built... don't know about the NGK though.....

HI... can anyone explain to me (maybe with pics) how to remove the front bumper of the Megane 2 (2005) pre-face lift..
tks