At the time of writing this Manual, no information was provided by the manufacturers regarding the removal of the drive shaft on these models. If replacement of the protective boot is required, contact a Renault service station.
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General description of replacement of the protective cover of the drive shaft (automatic transmission) (Renault Megane 1)
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