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oil capacity, rear fog lamp and more :(

Postby Hunter_of_Hearts » Sun Oct 07, 2007 4:10 am

hi guys...

wish u doin good all...

i'v some questions so i wish i can find some answers here...

1- am gonna change oil for the 1st time so how many liters does it take? i think it needs 4 L :cry:

2- right rear fog lamp wont work. i checked its bulb and i found it workin. any suggestions?

3- under hood i found somthing strange lemme show it to u by the following pics:

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so wats that and where should it be???

hope to find some answers here soon...

P.S: my meggy is 5D 1.6 hatch 2006...

regards... :)
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Postby Ray » Sun Oct 07, 2007 12:05 pm

This was posted by WebCode and was in the FAQ....
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Fluid specification for the Megane II & Scenic II range are as follows..

Gearbox oil Capacities for the :
JH3 Gearbox fitted to 1.4 (K4J) & 1.6 (K4M) petrol = 2.8 litres
JR5 Gearbox fitted to 1.5DCi (K9K) = 2.5 Litres
ND0 Gearbox fitted to 1.9DCi (F9Q) & 2.0 (F4R) Petrol = 2.1 Litres

In all gearbox types above the oil is filled through the filler plug that is located on the FRONT of the gearbox casing. The oil is poured in until it overflows from the filler hole..
Do not fill through the Breather pipe located on top of the gearbox casing..

The Gearbox drain plug is located under the Differential on the bottom of the gearbox..

Engine Oil Capacities with an Oil filter change for the:
2.0 Petrol (F4R) = 5.4 Litres
1.9DCi (F9Q) = 4.7 Litres
1.4 (K4J) & 1.6 (K4M) Petrol = 4.85 Litres
1.5DCi (K9K) = 4.6 Litres

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Postby silencer51 » Sun Oct 07, 2007 1:17 pm

The wire in the photo connects to the left side of the battery in a small hole there (it is an exhaust for battery fumes)... ;)
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Postby Ray » Sun Oct 07, 2007 1:29 pm

Is the right fog actually wired up?
The Megane has a left fog light as well... does that work?

To save money Renault only wired up one side of the car depending on the country you are in.

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Postby Hunter_of_Hearts » Sun Oct 07, 2007 3:29 pm

Ray wrote:This was posted by WebCode and was in the FAQ....
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Fluid specification for the Megane II & Scenic II range are as follows..

Gearbox oil Capacities for the :
JH3 Gearbox fitted to 1.4 (K4J) & 1.6 (K4M) petrol = 2.8 litres
JR5 Gearbox fitted to 1.5DCi (K9K) = 2.5 Litres
ND0 Gearbox fitted to 1.9DCi (F9Q) & 2.0 (F4R) Petrol = 2.1 Litres

In all gearbox types above the oil is filled through the filler plug that is located on the FRONT of the gearbox casing. The oil is poured in until it overflows from the filler hole..
Do not fill through the Breather pipe located on top of the gearbox casing..

The Gearbox drain plug is located under the Differential on the bottom of the gearbox..

Engine Oil Capacities with an Oil filter change for the:
2.0 Petrol (F4R) = 5.4 Litres
1.9DCi (F9Q) = 4.7 Litres
1.4 (K4J) & 1.6 (K4M) Petrol = 4.85 Litres
1.5DCi (K9K) = 4.6 Litres


thanx bro for the info. but if am not gonna change the filter is it a 4L?

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Postby Hunter_of_Hearts » Sun Oct 07, 2007 3:33 pm

silencer51 wrote:The wire in the photo connects to the left side of the battery in a small hole there (it is an exhaust for battery fumes)... ;)


awwwwww thanx man...

i was thinking thats it is an important air vacuum or so...

u made me feel better>>> :cool:

cheers !!!
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Postby Ray » Sun Oct 07, 2007 3:35 pm

no idea! Why don't you want to change the filter?

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Postby Hunter_of_Hearts » Sun Oct 07, 2007 3:38 pm

Ray wrote:Is the right fog actually wired up?
The Megane has a left fog light as well... does that work?

To save money Renault only wired up one side of the car depending on the country you are in.


both r wired up !

and yes the left one works !

if it was for saving money why did renault put a bulb there !!! damn r they that weird !!! :?

tell me about urs, r both workin?
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Postby Hunter_of_Hearts » Sun Oct 07, 2007 3:42 pm

Ray wrote:no idea! Why don't you want to change the filter?


i think there is misunderstanding here !!!

in our country they told us that we should change oil every 3000 kilo meters !

and we change oil filter in the 3rd oil change ( every 9000 kilo meters ) !!!

i use shell super plus !!!

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Postby Ray » Sun Oct 07, 2007 4:36 pm

In the UK we only use one side for a fog light. I don't think the other side has a bulb in it, and I haven't checked if it's wired or not.

I remember a discussion where some early 03 cars had both sides wired up and the topic of changing the bulb came up one time as they were travelling to France where you drive on the right side of the road (opposed to the left in the UK).
Some later cars didn't have both sides wired up. And I also think someone (possibly from Australia) did mention they had a bulb in both sides but only one side worked.

An oil change every 3000KM (that's 1865miles to everyone else) seems extreme but suppose it depends on the enviroment you're in.
In the UK, Renault have told us 29,000KM (18k miles) but that caused turbo failures. They now recommend 15,000KM (9k miles) with a filter change.

Renault probably get the light units with the bulbs in and they just wire it up. They aren't country specific so all have bulbs regardless.

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Postby IainMW » Tue Oct 09, 2007 11:46 am

That is a very short oil change interval. :shock:

What does your service indicator state as "Distance to next service" How many Km's?

What grade and quality is the oil you use?
In the UK Renault specify a 5W30 oil for the 1.6vvt that must meet the ACEA standard of A3 but do also allow a 5W40 or a 10W40 oil to be used as long as it meets the A3 standard.

A fully synthetic 5W40 oil will be pefectly ok in your car and will be more suitable given the higher ambient temperature in Jordan, and you should be able to run it to 9000kms without doing all the intermediate changes.
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