lights RENAULT CLIO 2003 X65 / 2.G Service Manual
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TRACTION CONTROL SYSTEM(continued)
Disabling the function
In some situations (driving on very
wet ground: snow, mud,... or
driving with chained wheels), the
system may reduce the engine
power to limit skidding. It is
possible to deactivate the function
by pressing switch2if this is not
desirable.
Warning light1lights up.Disabling the traction control
function also deactivates the ESP
function: refer to the information on
the ESP in section 2.
Correct this as soon as possible by
pressing switch2again.
Note:traction control is
automatically reactivated when the
ignition is switched on.
Operating faults
When the system detects an
operating fault, warning lights1
and3light up.
Consult your Renault Dealer.
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Section 3: Your comfort
Air vents ................................................................................................................................................. 3.02 - 3.03
Heating and air conditioning .............................................................................................................. 3.04
¬3.22
Interior lights .......................................................................................................................................... 3.23 - 3.24
Electric windows .............................................................................................................................................. 3.25
Sun visor/Vanity mirrors/Windscreen ............................................................................................................ 3.26
Sunroof ................................................................................................................................................. 3.27
¬3.29
Storage compartments ........................................................................................................................... 3.30 - 3.31
Ashtrays - Cigarette lighters ............................................................................................................................ 3.32
Rear bench seat ................................................................................................................................................. 3.33
Luggage compartment ............................................................................................................................ 3.34 - 3.35
Rear window shelf - separating grille ......................................................................................................... 3.36
Transporting items in the luggage compartment .......................................................................................3.37
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AUTOMATIC AIR CONDITIONING
Controls
1- automatic mode button
2and12- air temperature
adjustment buttons
3-display
4and7- ventilation speed
adjustment buttons5- automatic windscreen
demister-de-icer button
6- air recirculation button
8to10- air distribution buttons
11- air conditioning button
13- unit off buttonAll buttons except2,4,7,and12
have associated indicator lights
which light up when the function
is being used and go out when the
function is not in use.
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AUTOMATIC AIR CONDITIONING(continued)
Operation of the automatic mode
(continued)
To reach and maintainthe selected
comfort level, the system acts upon:
-blowerspeed,
- air distribution,
- air recirculation management,
- air conditioning (on or off).
The indicator lights let you know
what the system has selected.The value on the display3indicates
the comfort level.
When the vehicle is started in cold
or hot weather, increasing or
decreasing the values displayed
does not mean that the comfort level
is reached more quickly (the system
optimises the temperature increase
or decrease whatever the air
temperature indicated).For optimum operation, we
recommend that you leave the air
vents open in all weathers.
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INTERIOR LIGHTING
LightA
Tilt light1to give:
- continuous lighting,
- lighting controlled, depending on
version, by the opening of one of
the front doors, or by one of the
four doors. It only extinguishes
when the doors concerned are
correctly closed.
LightB
Tilt switch2to give:
- Continuous lighting.
- Lighting controlled, depending on
version, by opening one of the
front doors, or by one of the four
doors. It only extinguishes when
the doors concerned are correctly
closed.
- Lighting off.
- Lighting up of map reading light3.
Adjust map reading light3to the
required position.Automatic operation of interior
lighting (depending on the vehicle)
•If the doors are unlocked using
the plip remote control, the
interior lights are switched on for
approximately 15 seconds.
• If the doors are locked using the
plip remote control, the lights are
switched off immediately.
• If the door is open (or not
properly closed), the lights are
switched on for a period of
approximately 15 minutes.
• If all the doors are closed, the
interior lights start to dim when
the ignition is switched on.
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INTERIOR LIGHTING(continued)
Front door lights4
They operate in a similar way to the
other lights.
Rear lights6
Tilt switch5to give:
- Continuous lighting.
- Lighting controlled by the opening
of one of the four doors. It only
goes out when the doors
concerned are correctly closed.
- No lighting.
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ENGINE OIL LEVEL
An engine uses oil for lubrication
and to coolmoving parts and it is
sometimes necessary to top up the
level between oil changes.
However, consult your Renault
Dealer if more than 0.5 litre is
being consumed every 625 miles
(1000 km) after the running-in
period.
Oil change frequency: Check the oil
level from time to time and always
before long journeys, to avoid the
risk of damaging your engine.
Reading the oil level
The car must be parked on level
ground and the engine should have
been switched off for some time
beforehand to obtain an accurate
reading.
The oil level can be read:
- on the instrument panel;
- using the dipstick.Reading the level on the instrument
panel
When ignition has been switched
on for approximately 30 seconds:
-if the level is correct, the display
will show “oil OK”: display
message1
Special note:To gain a more
precise indication of the level,
press the trip mileage counter
reset button or the information
scroll button on the on-board
computer.The squares which appear on the
display indicate the level. The
number of squares displayed
decreases as the oil level drops and
they are replaced by a dash: display
message2.
To move to on-board computer
reading, press the button again.
-When the minimum oil level is
reached,the dashes and the word
“Oil” flash, and the word “OK”
disappears (display message3)
and some versions
lights up on the instrument panel.
It is vital to top up the oil as soon
as possible.
Message 1
Level
satisfactory
Message 2
Level
display
function
Message 3
Minimum
level
(flashing)
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BODYWORK MAINTENANCE(continued)
What you should do
• Wash your car frequently, using our
recommended cleaning products
anduseahighpressurejettorinse
off the wheel arches and under the
body to get rid of:
- spots of tree resin and industrial
grime;
-bird droppings, which contain
chemicals whichrapidly
discolour paintwork and may
even cause the paint to peel off;
The vehiclemustbe washed
immediately to remove these
marks since they cannot be
removed by polishing;
- salt from the wheel arches and
under the body, after the vehicle
has been driven in areas where
the roads are chemically treated;
- mud forming damp patches in
the wheel arches and under the
body.• Keep well away from the vehicle
in front when driving on a freshly
laid surface to avoid damage to
your paintwork.
• Have patches where the paint has
been damaged repaired quickly to
avoid corrosion spreading.
• If your vehicle is covered by the
Renault anti-corrosion warranty,
remember to visit the bodyshop
periodically. Refer to your vehicle’s
Warranty and Servicing booklet.
• Respect local regulations relating
to washing your vehicle (e.g. do
not wash your vehicle on a public
highway).• Before using a revolving brush
type car wash, check the mounting
of exterior equipment, additional
headlights and rear view mirrors.
Secure the wiper blades and radio
aerial with adhesive tape.
Remove the car phone aerial if the
vehicle has one.
• If mechanical components such
as hinges have to be cleaned, their
protection must be reapplied by
spraying on products approved
by Renault's Technical Department.
We have selected special products
to care for your vehicle which
may be obtained from Renault
Accessory Outlets.
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Section 5: Practical advice
Emergency spare wheel .................................................................................................................................... 5.02
Toolkit (Jack - Wheelbrace - Tyre levers etc.) ................................................................................................ 5.03
Hubcaps - Wheels ............................................................................................................................................. 5.04
Changing a wheel ............................................................................................................................................. 5.05
Tyres (tyre safety, wheels, winter use) ............................................................................................... 5.06
¬5.08
Wiper blades ..................................................................................................................................................... 5.09
Changing the bulbs .............................................................................................................................. 5.10
¬5.18
Headlights ................................................................................................................................... 5.10
¬5.12
Front fog lights ........................................................................................................................................ 5.13
Rear lights ..................................................................................................................................... 5.14 - 5.15
Side-mounted repeaters .......................................................................................................................... 5.16
Interior lights ................................................................................................................................ 5.17 - 5.18
Battery ..................................................................................................................................................... 5.19 - 5.20
Remote control door locking (changing the batteries) ..................................................................................5.21
Fuses ....................................................................................................................................................... 5.22 - 5.23
Towing (breakdown - attachments) .................................................................................................... 5.24
¬5.26
Fitting a radio/accessories .................................................................................................................... 5.27 - 5.28
Operating incidents ............................................................................................................................. 5.29
¬5.34
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CHANGING A WHEEL
•Remove the wheel embellisher
(see section on embellishers).
• Use the wheelbrace1to loosen
the wheel bolts slightly. Fit it so
that you press downwards and
not upwards.
• Offer up the jack horizontally, the
jack head must be slid
underneath the jacking point
under the body, nearest the wheel
concerned.
• Screw up the jack by hand at first
to align the base plate (which
should be inclined further
inwards than the jack head). Use a
piece of wood under the base
plate if on soft ground.• Insert the end of the wheelbrace2
into the jack3and turn a few
times to lift the wheel off the
ground:
• Remove the bolts.
• Take off the wheel.
• Position the emergency spare
wheel on the central hub and turn
it to locate the mounting holes in
the wheel and the hub.
• Tighten the bolts and lower the
jack.
• Tighten the bolts fully when the
wheel is on the ground.Park your vehicle on firm,
flat ground (if necessary,
placing a plank under the
base of the jack).
Switch on the hazard warning
lights.
Apply the handbrake and engage a
gear (first or reverse, orPon an
automatic gearbox).
Ask all the passengers to get out of
the vehicle and keep them away
from moving traffic.
If you have a puncture,
replace the wheel as soon
as possible.
A tyre which has been
punctured should always be
inspected (and repaired if possible)
by a specialist.