The Mégane II Owners' Club

I replaced mine with OEM discs and Ferodo pads, so I couldn't comment on how good the EBCs are, but it's the general consensus on here they are an improvement over the OEM parts.

Well it is certainly an interesting topic title..............

You need to change both sets of discs and pads? The cheapest place is probably a local motor factors. Many people on here have opted for "EBC Green Stuff" discs and pads and say they are an improvement over the OEM parts. The rear discs should come with bearings and ABS rings already fitte...

Front or rear?

Yes the storage bin needs removing, there is a "push in" peg shaped like a mushroom that has to be removed, then lever the bin out from each side. The fabric part of the door trim will then fold upwards. I hope you have removed the glass before removing the rest of the panel!!! Check out T...

ulrich100 wrote:Yea I didn’t quite mean super glue from the local spar!

No you meant No More Nails from B&Q!!!

In that first pic I thought you were practising by tinting your coffee table!!

Must have been editing my post as you were replying!!

Most of the routine maintenance jobs are on a fixed price structure at the main dealers but as i said before you can probably half those prices if you go to an independant.

Depends where you get it done.... Main dealer is around £285, if you go to an independent garage you could probably half that. Do it yourself and its even cheaper!! :cool: EDIT: Just noticed your mileage. Has the cambelt been changed? If not then you would have to factor that into the price too, pro...

Have a look around the site, you will find many common problems for the Megane II in general not just the "Oasis" trim. I would imagine that the warrenty would still be honoured regardless of ownership change, however there's only around 5 months or so left so don't let that be a deal brea...

I cannot find tech note 4683 on my Dialogys.

Don't like the badgeless bumper, looks strange to me. Nice cat though!!

I can email you the technical notes, will be in 3 parts though. PM me your email address and i'll send them.

Looking at Dialogys (I am assuming your model number is LM1N) I eventually found this:

The screen needs rebonding into place, so again I wouldnt bother removing unless absolutely necessary.........

Just pay a professional to do it for you in situ. One rear screen ain't gonna break the bank to tint. Its not worth the hassle and potential costs of a monumental f@ck up should you damage the screen removing or reinstalling it.

Put the key in the little slot on the plastic cover and pull it in an upwards motion towards you, this should remove the cover and leave the proper keyhole showing.