Renault Megane

If the bonnet release is broken on your 1998 Renault Megane, you can try accessing the latch directly. Use a flathead screwdriver or similar tool to pry open the grille or reach through any gaps near the latch mechanism. Alternatively, you can try pulling the cable from underneath the dashboard if it's accessible. If these methods don't work, it may be necessary to consult a professional mechanic for assistance.

Yes, the 2005 Renault Megane estate typically comes equipped with an engine immobilizer as standard. This feature is designed to prevent unauthorized starting of the vehicle by disabling the engine if the correct key is not used. It's part of the vehicle's anti-theft system, enhancing security for the owner.

There are two fuse boxes on the megane, one inside the glove box on the left hand side just pull the cover down. The other is located at the side of the battery under the bonnet, it is under a black cover the first cover comes off easily (two screws) but I am having difficulty getting the second cover off as I need to get at mine, this secind cover needs to come off to change the fuses, you can see them but not get at them. If anyone can tell me how to remove the second cover I will be grateful.

Ive not got an answer, I have had my megane for six months. I open my car with the fob turn the ignition, sontimes its starts and sometimes it dosent. I have to take my key out of the ignition lock and unlock the car. It just seems to start when it feels like it. Anyone got any advice.

Diagrams come in handy when making changes to items. The 2006 Megane wiring diagram can be found in its maintenance manual.

Most dealers near me charge upwards of $75 an hour. My local repair guy from when my warranty is out charges $35-$50 based on how long a customer you've been. He works cheap honestly. You'll be lucky around Chicago to find it under $75.

i had problems starting my megane it was like the battery was goin dead. it wouldn't start or would take a long time to get goin so i called AA.first AA man changed battery but still the same week later next AA man unbolted a thing called TDC (top dead center) and cleaned it no problems since

Apparently with a lot of difficulty. Mine went yesterday and the RAC guy told me it involves removal of the drive shaft, meaning all the oil will pour out. Not something he was willing to do. Why did I get a Megane?

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The wash bottle is mounted above the driver's side wheel arch cover. You'll need to chock the back wheels and jack up the front right hand side. Axle stands are a must. Remove the front wheel and then there are 8 plastic trim rivets holding the wheel arch cover in place. The inner rectangular lug of the rivet needs prising out with a screw driver then the whole rivet pops out. Two rivets are beneath the front valence, one beneath the body under the driver door. The cover comes out quite easily then. The wash bottle is held in place by two nuts/washers over captive bolts beneath the engine compartment. Remove the power plug from the pump and the two tubes running off the pump itself. Once you've removed the bolts, the bottle drops out of the bay (with a little assistance)

Righto....Firstly, Im talking about a Right Hand Drive car....so I suppose that it would be reversed in a LHD car

Open the glove box.

There should be an openable panel on the left hand side.

The fuses on the flap that opens up are spares, the actual operating ones are up in the cavity.

There's also a pair of tweezer type things in there that you can use to remove fuses.

i can honestly say that the Renault megane is by far the worst car I've had the displeasure of driving!!! i could not give you one single good point, i for one will never purchase a Renault again!

Try left of the steering wheel, at the fuse panel...that little plastic door.

I have a 54 reg 1.9TD dynamic and it's not to the left of the steering wheel.....