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Renault Clio Service

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  • 12-02-2007 7:44pm
    #1
    EyesOnly
    Registered Users Posts: 747 ✭✭✭


    Hi need a little help finding out what Parts i need for a service, Just bought the car and has no owners manual ,asked local garage but wouldn't help, what i need to know is:
    Oil Filter: Make/model
    Air Filter: Make/model
    Spark Plugs: Make/model
    Oil Make and what type eg. Castrol 10w40

    Edit oops for got to say (Renault Clio Expression Sport 1.2L 2002)
    Tnx
    Eyes


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    mondeoman
    Closed Accounts Posts: 393 ✭✭mondeoman


    TheRealEyesOnly wrote:
    Hi need a little help finding out what Parts i need for a service, Just bought the car and has no owners manual ,asked local garage but wouldn't help, what i need to know is:
    Oil Filter: Make/model
    Air Filter: Make/model
    Spark Plugs: Make/model
    Oil Make and what type eg. Castrol 10w40

    Edit oops for got to say (Renault Clio Expression Sport 1.2L 2002)
    Tnx
    Eyes

    If you go into any good motor factors & tell them what you want they will sort you out.

    other wise all i could find was-
    spark plugs- make - Bosch - RFC50L2ZE(x4),Gap = .85mm to .95mm.
    Oil make - any decent brand ie -castrol/duckams - 5w/30 synthetic
    amount of oil needed is 3.7 litres so a 5lt bottle is perfect.

    sorry can't help with the rest of your queary:)


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    Darando
    Registered Users Posts: 722 ✭✭✭Darando


    Maybe go buy a Haynes manual for the car- should have all the details in there and also worth keeping if you need to fix something.

    www.bookdepository.co.uk (no delivery charge)

    or amazon or your local bookshop. Price of them varies a lot.


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    EyesOnly
    Registered Users Posts: 747 ✭✭✭EyesOnly


    Tnx guys for the info.
    was about to order a haynes manual had one for my Peugeot 106

    Tnx
    Eyes


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