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Electrical Equipment and Appliances Renault Espace 3
Electrical equipment — general information
Consumers are connected to the positive power source via a wire, and to the negative power source via the car body (ground). The electrical system has a 12-volt supply with negative ground and consists of a battery,...
Consumers are connected to the positive power source via a wire, and to the negative power source via the car body (ground). The electrical system has a 12-volt supply with negative ground and consists of a battery,...
Electrical equipment — technical data
Battery The battery is located on the left in the engine compartment. Voltage, V - 12 Capacity, Ah — 60/70 Generator Three-phase alternating current generator with fan and built-in electronic voltage regulator. Brand...
Battery The battery is located on the left in the engine compartment. Voltage, V - 12 Capacity, Ah — 60/70 Generator Three-phase alternating current generator with fan and built-in electronic voltage regulator. Brand...
Instrument cluster
Fig. 15.20. Removing the instrument cluster: 1 - Instrument cluster trim mounting clips; 2 - rear mounting screws; 3 - side mounting screws Fig. 15.21. Instrument cluster: 1 - instrument cluster; 2 - instrument cluster...
Fig. 15.20. Removing the instrument cluster: 1 - Instrument cluster trim mounting clips; 2 - rear mounting screws; 3 - side mounting screws Fig. 15.21. Instrument cluster: 1 - instrument cluster; 2 - instrument cluster...
Headlights — removal, installation
Removal Disconnect the cable from the negative battery terminal. Disconnect the electrical connectors from the headlight. Pull the ring to release the front turn signal mounting spring (fig. 15.22). Pull the turn signal...
Removal Disconnect the cable from the negative battery terminal. Disconnect the electrical connectors from the headlight. Pull the ring to release the front turn signal mounting spring (fig. 15.22). Pull the turn signal...
Headlight adjustment
Precise adjustment is only possible with the help of a special device. When adjusting the headlights, the fog lights are also adjusted. To adjust the headlights, use the screws located on the back of the headlight (fig....
Precise adjustment is only possible with the help of a special device. When adjusting the headlights, the fog lights are also adjusted. To adjust the headlights, use the screws located on the back of the headlight (fig....
Headlights with xenon lamps
General information The ESPACE can be equipped with xenon lamps for low beam headlights. In accordance with European standards, these vehicles are required to be equipped with a system for automatically adjusting the...
General information The ESPACE can be equipped with xenon lamps for low beam headlights. In accordance with European standards, these vehicles are required to be equipped with a system for automatically adjusting the...
Replacing high beam headlights and parking lights
Disconnect the cable from the negative battery terminal. Remove the cover from the back of the headlight ( 11, Fig. 15.27 ) and replace the high beam headlights and parking lights.
Disconnect the cable from the negative battery terminal. Remove the cover from the back of the headlight ( 11, Fig. 15.27 ) and replace the high beam headlights and parking lights.
Replacing low beam headlight gas discharge lamps
To remove the ballast, be sure to turn off the headlight. Fig. 15.32. Location of screws (H) for fastening the electronic unit (D) It is prohibited to turn on a xenon lamp that is not installed in the headlight, which...
To remove the ballast, be sure to turn off the headlight. Fig. 15.32. Location of screws (H) for fastening the electronic unit (D) It is prohibited to turn on a xenon lamp that is not installed in the headlight, which...
Electronic block
To access the electronic unit ( E, Fig. 15.28 ) unscrew the panel near the feet. After replacing the unit, it is necessary to initialize the system and adjust the headlights.
To access the electronic unit ( E, Fig. 15.28 ) unscrew the panel near the feet. After replacing the unit, it is necessary to initialize the system and adjust the headlights.
Front right vehicle height sensor
Disconnect the cable from the negative battery terminal. Disconnect the electrical connector from the vehicle height sensor ( F, Fig. 15.29 ). Loosen the nut at the end of the rod. Remove the two bolts and the mounting...
Disconnect the cable from the negative battery terminal. Disconnect the electrical connector from the vehicle height sensor ( F, Fig. 15.29 ). Loosen the nut at the end of the rod. Remove the two bolts and the mounting...
Right rear height sensor
Disconnect the cable from the negative battery terminal. Disconnect the electrical connector from the vehicle height sensor ( F, Fig. 15.30 ). Loosen the nut at the end of the rod. Remove the two bolts and the mounting...
Disconnect the cable from the negative battery terminal. Disconnect the electrical connector from the vehicle height sensor ( F, Fig. 15.30 ). Loosen the nut at the end of the rod. Remove the two bolts and the mounting...
Drive devices
Fig. 15.36. Location of headlight adjustment screws in vertical (1) and horizontal (2) planes Tighten the headlight adjustment screw in the vertical plane (1. Fig. 15.36) maximum 10 revolutions Rotate the actuator one...
Fig. 15.36. Location of headlight adjustment screws in vertical (1) and horizontal (2) planes Tighten the headlight adjustment screw in the vertical plane (1. Fig. 15.36) maximum 10 revolutions Rotate the actuator one...
Initializing the system and adjusting the headlights
Place the vehicle on a flat, horizontal surface. Make sure the vehicle is unloaded and the fuel tank is full of fuel. Do not get into a car while working. Check your tire pressure and open the hood. Connect the...
Place the vehicle on a flat, horizontal surface. Make sure the vehicle is unloaded and the fuel tank is full of fuel. Do not get into a car while working. Check your tire pressure and open the hood. Connect the...
Windscreen wiper
Fig. 15.37. Windscreen and rear window wiper: AV windshield wiper; AR - rear window wiper; 1 - left windshield wiper arm;2 - right windshield wiper arm; 3 - brush; 4 - windshield wiper mechanism; 5 - Electric motor; 6 -...
Fig. 15.37. Windscreen and rear window wiper: AV windshield wiper; AR - rear window wiper; 1 - left windshield wiper arm;2 - right windshield wiper arm; 3 - brush; 4 - windshield wiper mechanism; 5 - Electric motor; 6 -...
Rear window wiper
Removal Make sure the wiper blades are stopped in their original position. Disconnect the cable from the negative battery terminal. Remove the windshield wiper arm. Disconnect the windshield washer fluid supply pipe....
Removal Make sure the wiper blades are stopped in their original position. Disconnect the cable from the negative battery terminal. Remove the windshield wiper arm. Disconnect the windshield washer fluid supply pipe....
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