Category: Renault Clio & Mode Forum

Hello, it’s time again, after not even 4 years 2x the light bulbs in the front (abbreviation light, let each two pears change, incl. curve light bulbs) have been changed, as far as an old well-known, elaborate and relatively expensive topic with my mode (EZ 1/2005, my last change cost me, as far as I had recovered from my fainting so to the 180,- EUR for a bulb change!). Since the topic was discussed already several times here, I once in different Other directions thought: 1. Xenon-Birnen 2. LED-“Birnen” 3. “Downgrade” on H4 4. additional daytime driving light. I assume that it probably needs completely new headlights for 1. to 3. – there are these at all for retrofitting for the mode and what would all this cost about? Why H4? I had with my previous cars, although H4 supposedly hotter, worse etc. are never such a problem that I have constantly burned pears (even with my old kla not ppprigen R4) 🙁 Zu 4.: Is an extension useful or possible here and what would that cost about? In addition, I would like to note that fog lamps are already in the bumper, as far as this could be relevant.

Hello, a friend of mine , would like to get this Clio (see picture ), although is not the best , but as a driver already ok … unfortunately the car trade is closed at the moment because of illness …. one could say at the hand of the pictures and the short info about … about which year of construction is about and whether the already the EURO2 standard ?zumind. is it a : *1.4 liter * SV * e.FH front * driver air ….. whereby in the steering wheel with the airbag logo , such a red lamp always flashes ,… probably the immobilizer ?! pictures were made with the mobile phone, therefore not so high quality, but it is possible to recognize something. Greeting N82

Hello, I know the topic has already been discussed, but: I would like to buy a Clio 2 for the winter. I looked at one and in this case the stop lamp lights up when the hand brake is tightened, when driving or normal braking it does not light up. Can this light only occur when the hand brake is drawn? I also believe that the hand brake at the rear right does not really work, but only on the left. If this were to be done with new hand brake ropes or adjust the drum brake on the r real side done? mfg, Substances

Hello dear forum, I have the second inspection (40,000km). Unfortunately I only got the appointment in 3 weeks … I have to confess, I made the appointment also when my car pointed out to me. Now my question… I have to drive in the 3 weeks to Cologne (from Berlin) back and forth about 1,000km.. That means I will thus exceed the kilometers number in a maximum of 3,000km, so instead of 40,000km = 43,000km… is that bad for the engine? The car is not a Leasing vehicle i.e. with renault I do not get any problems! It is only about possible damage to the engine … the service of Renault could not answer the question. Hopefully you can help me Greet Fromlo

Hello need to penetrate HELP bought me a Renault Clio 1,2 B.j 92 a few days ago through the cold he went a little hard to think about I wanted to at least today mitta to turn it on and it only took a slap from the engine compartment from the black relay box on the driver side. Can you fix it yourself ??? need the car again on Monday and need any replacement parts or can you bridge it to not ??? is really important THANK YOU in the forraus Raisor150785

Hello everyone, my Clio (1.4 from 2001) does not jump any more after he has been standing for 3.5 weeks. Over Christmas he had already been standing for 3 weeks. In the unusually two weeks in between he started and drove without any problems. When turning the Zuendschluessel nothing does anymore (even no “click” and the bridge with a functional battery did not work yesterday either (not the slightest noise). Can a battery be so empty that the car auc Is it possible to charge the battery overnight with a charger? (Can I easily expand the battery? And if so, how?) Or do I just have to buy a new one directly? Can it be on the battery alone at all, since the car was standing for so long in a row? It was standing and standing in South Africa, where summer is now – so it is not in winter. Or does this point to another car? Because I bought the car used, I’m not sure, but I think that the battery is now almost 2 – 3 years old. Can I just leave the car just like it is until I can care about it? (run on crucks at the moment…) Or is it bad for the car and/or the engine to leave it standing even longer? Thank you for any answer, Anne.

An engine-total damage that I absolutely can’t explain, brought me to this forum, hoping to find answers and help here.. I drive, or better drove, a Clio 1.2 16 Dynamique EZ 03/2005 with an annual mileage of 8000 km., current speedometer 49100 km. The car was regularly maintained, last in June last year (with oil change) and the TÜV was issued again at the beginning of December 2009 without defects. So far the car drove without problems or Schwi Last Sunday the oil pressure indicator lit up without any apparent reason. A check of the oil level revealed nothing bad, enough oil was in it. Nevertheless, I left the car standing and had it to be towed to the Renault workshop. The check revealed that the water in the oil is pre-composed. And it was quite a lot, almost a third should have been. It should be condensation water???? How can something be like that??? The lubrication was no longer available, it was known. I’m a technical layman and I can’t explain to myself that 7 months after the last maintenance, with oil changes, there should be so much water in the oil cycle that it caused this engine damage. Has there ever been a problem with Renault, or can anyone explain this mystery to me? Thank you!

I have a Clio 3, bj 2007. He has already run quite a lot, to the 60,000. What do I have to change regularly, fill up etc, so that he stays in top shot? So far I pour from time to time oil, once it has been completely changed and refueled I can well *laugh* Then also immediately the next question: Which oil should I tip in best? I now have such a cheap product, 5 W 40 . I hope on many Antowrten and the he r me again as great as last time help 😉 Would be nice if you answered quite extensively, so that the poor car really doesn’t collapse under me, because I forget something 😉

Hello, I’ve been driving Clio 1.2 16V 75 hp since just under a year. 2001 88000km I found that I have a very high fuel consumption After my research I have a 50 liter tank, and if I drive normally I get about 600 km far, that’s about 12 liters to 100 km and that for a small car driving another Opel with a 2.0 16V I need only about 8 liters Is the fuel consumption normal with the French, or is there a problem???

What irritates me at the moment is the fact that a much shorter oil exchange interval is required for the Renault Clio than for the Dacia Sandero: Renault Clio: 1 year or 15000 km Dacia Sandero: 2 years or 30000 km This looks like a money tailoring for me in the case of the Renault Clio, because the Dacia Sandero is equipped with the same engine as in the Renault Clio. In any case, you have to comply with the oil exchange intervals in order not to lose the factory guarantee, that Renault knows after all What do you think about it? Merry Christmas and Greetings, Roland