Car Maintenance Renault Fluence 1

Do-it-yourself car maintenance
Note: Detailed technical characteristics of the vehicle units and systems, as well as tightening torques, are given in the tables of the relevant sections of this book. To maintain your vehicle's operational reliability...

Table of some malfunctions, their causes and solutions
Note: The tips below will help you quickly troubleshoot problems, but for safety reasons, please contact your manufacturer's representative as soon as possible. Attention. When adding a large volume of coolant, remember...

Lifting and towing a car
Caution: Never attach the towing cable to the drive shafts of the wheels. Towing eyes may only be used to tow a vehicle on the road. The eyes may not be used to pull a vehicle out of a ditch or to lift it directly or...

Installing roof racks
Note. Roof luggage racks can only be installed on 5-door models, Renault Megane III station wagon versions, and Fluence models. Open the doors to access the attachment points 1. Note: If the original Renault approved...

Hood — General Information
To open the hood, pull handle 1, located to the left of the instrument panel. 4-door modification Fluence To unlock, lift the lock 2. Lift the bonnet, release stop 4 from retainer 5 and insert it into socket 3. To close...

Refueling a car
Note: Tank capacity: about 60 liters. On the inside of the fuel filler cap there is a plate indicating the approved fuel grades for your vehicle. To open hatch cover B, insert your finger into recess C with the vehicle...

Motor oil
Caution: Use only recommended quality oil (see service book). Check the oil level frequently and change it regularly. Using a lower quality oil than recommended or operating the vehicle with a low oil level will damage...

Cooling liquid
The level on a cold engine should be between the "MIN" and "MAX" marks on the wall of expansion tank 1. Add coolant when the engine is cold, before the level drops below the "MIN" mark. Note: Coolant temperatures reach...

Brake fluid
Note: It is important to check your brake fluid level regularly, especially if you notice even a slight decrease in the effectiveness of your braking system. The brake fluid level gradually decreases due to wear of the...

Replacing the air filter
Remove the battery cover. Move the wire harness (1) to the side. Remove the mounting bolts (2) from the air filter housing. Pull the air filter housing upwards at point (3). Remove the air filter (4). Clean the air...

Windscreen washer fluid
The windshield and headlight washers share a common reservoir. In cold weather, use antifreeze. When refilling the washer fluid, wash the wiper blades. To add fluid, open the tank cap (1). A needle or similar tool is...

Tire pressure
The air pressure in the tires corresponds to that indicated on the label A, located on the end of the driver's door. To read it, open the door. Tire pressure rating chart: B — the dimensions of the tires installed on...

Battery — General Information
The electrical supply system is powered by an alternator and a battery and has an operating voltage of 12 V. The system is single-pole, using the chassis and engine bed as conductors. The battery (1) is located on the...

Replacing the battery
Removal the battery Turn off the ignition. Wait five minutes before touching any electrical terminals. During this time, information about the state of the electrical system has time to be recorded in the various...

Starting the engine with an additional battery
If your battery is dead, you may need to use a booster battery or another vehicle's battery. If your battery is dead, you may need to use a booster battery or another vehicle's battery. Connect positive wire A to...

Replacing the Renault card power supply element
If the message "Battery low" appears on the instrument panel, replace the Renault card battery. Press button 1 while pulling key 2, then detach cover 3 using tab 4. Remove the battery by pressing on one side (arrow A)...

Replacing Windshield Wiper Blades
With the ignition on and the engine stopped, lower the windscreen wiper stalk lever completely: the windscreen wiper will stop before reaching the bonnet. Raise the windscreen wiper lever 3, pull tab 2 (arrow A) and...

Rear Window Wiper Blade
Raise the windscreen wiper arm 6. Turn the brush 4 until you feel resistance (arrow C). Depending on the vehicle configuration, press the lock 5, then remove the brush by pulling it (arrow B). The installation of the...

Fuses — General Information
Note: Wiring may vary depending on engine variant. However, the same layout of components is maintained as described in the chapter. All electrical functions and components are protected by fuses, which protect the...

Replacing incandescent lamps
Attention. On vehicles with bi-xenon headlights, the replacement of xenon lamps should be carried out at a service station. Such headlights require very careful handling, since they are equipped with a high-voltage...

Wheels and tires
Tyres recommended by the technical departments of the manufacturer have special wear indicators 1, which are moulded onto the tread of the wheel. When the tread pattern wears to the point where the indicator 2...

Tool kit and mobile jack
5-door body modification The tool kit is located in the luggage compartment. To access the tool kit, remove cover 1 by pulling handle 2. To remove the tools, remove the belt 3. After use, replace the belt. 4-door body...

Decorative wheel cap
Remove the cap using the decorative cap removal key 3, inserting its hook into the groove located near the valve 6 to engage the metal latch. When installing the decorative cap, position it correctly relative to valve...

Spare wheel
Spare wheel on a car with a 4-door body modification The wheel is located in the luggage compartment. To get it: open the trunk door; lift the luggage compartment mat by the tongue 1 and attach it to the hook 2;...

Wheel replacement
Loosen the wheel mounting bolts using the wheel wrench 3. Position the wrench so that you press down on it from above. Hold jack 4 horizontally, setting its head necessarily at the height of the amplifier 1 as close as...

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