2002 Renault Clio Mk2 Petrol - coil / ecu error
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- Опубликовано: 10 июн 2024
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2002 Mk2 Renault Clio recently developed a warning light on the dash, started out intermittent but ended up with a limp mode permanent and the engine stalling from idle..
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Richard thats the right job in the cold fiddeling with wires
Ooh la la 😂 Keep up the good work Richard. Best of luck for 2024.
"Ooooooh Nicole!" one of my customers is big cheese in marketing and has one of Estelle Skornik's frocks from that campaign
My mother's Clio is 16 years old now and still runs perfectly. OK she doesn't do many miles and it's regularly serviced and looked after so maybe that's a big factor, but it's the second one she's had and both were no trouble. Some French cars I wouldn't entertain, but I don't think Clios are that bad actually...
I love the old Clio, this one is 21 years old and still going strong. no rust in any of the bodyshell. a few electrical gremlins over the years. Luckily my lads have me as a dad which is why I share these fixes to help other lads, mums and dads.. 21 year old car is pretty damn green motoring too, took 5 of us into London and back yesterday without any issues nor penalties
Nice fix. Thanks for sharing. 👍👍
I scanned mine when that came up. Turned out to be the throttle flap being unsynced to the accelerator sensor. Occurs if the engine is turned off while still at revs. My scan unit has actuation, just made it do the throttle and fixed.
Main pain is getting the inlet manifold off while having to remove the air con pump to get to one of the bolts that hold it on.
Liquid electrical tape would have saved some oh la la here. Your sons should be driving Land Rovers!
I agree, I had none to hand and fancied a laugh. My lads all drove a landie as their first car, the force is strong amongst them 😊 HNY
"F@cking thing !" :-) 🙂
one day the same light came on for a few seconds like on yours then its off but right after the engine check light came on (orange) i dont feel any difference and change in driving the car could it be spark plug? oil level is quiet low
check the engine fault codes would be my next step if I were you. This fault started out intermittent and steadily got worse over time. Now it is fixed the car drives better than it ever has done
What happend to the polo? Or is this one of your other lads?
The Clio is my youngest lads car, his twin brother still loves his Polo. My oldest lad owns a 2004 Citroen. My wife drives a 2010 Hyundai and as such owns the newest car in our fleet
Renault cars are a pain in the arse.had a 1.4 petrol Modus and it used to eat pencil coils.
cheap pattern parts and / or haunted electrics are normally to blame. Here in the UK we called them Friday cars, they were always the last on the line at the end of friday production in the factory when nobody gave a single shat
I have a spare box of matches I can send you to fix that frog car once and for all.
Ah but then you would be missing all the fun, as traditional as British cars are the French machines are just a little bit curveball. Citroen SM is an itch I may need to scratch.. yes I know, financial suicide etc
@@churchhouseclassics yes I grant you there are a few nice French cars but not many I have a particular passion for the Citroen avant from the 1950s to something about that car appeals to me and of course a couple of other quirky citrons and maybe one Renault
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If you had ghost train done you could lend him that
And you could use l95
Lol
Just need to get 2 out of those 3 on the road first 😲🤣