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Renault Mégane (manual) – what you need to know Unlocking/locking the car Use the Mobility Card to unlock and lock the car. Starting the engine Engage the clutch, foot brake, first gear and then press the ignition button. Fuel tank cap The fuel tank cap is at the rear on the passenger’s side. Press on the fuel tank filler flap, then swing it open forwards. Fuel Petroleum diesel (not biodiesel) Boot To open the boot, pull the grip handle above the number plate and open the hatchback. You need to be registered. Reverse gear Reserve is at top left. To engage reverse, pull the ring around the gear shift upwards

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Precautions when operating the system – Operate the controls and read the information on the screen only when road conditions allow. – Set the volume to a reasonable level so that outside noise can be heard. Precautions regarding navigation – Use of the navigation system does not in any way replace the responsibility or vigilance of the driver when driving the vehicle. – Depending on the geographical area, the map on the SD card may not have the latest information on new roads. Be alert. In all cases, Road Traffic Regulations and road signs always take precedence over the directions of the navigation system. Precautions concerning the equipment – Do not attempt to dismantle or modify the system, as there is a risk of damage to equipment and fire. – Contact a representative of the manufacturer in the event of malfunction and for all operations involving disassembly. – Do not insert foreign objects or a damaged or dirty SD card into the reader. – Always clean your screen with a microfibre cloth. – Use an SD card which is suitable for your navigation system

Short press: on/off Rotate: adjust the volume of the source currently in use. 7 Listen to the radio/change band. 8 Short press: – change a CD track. Long press: – fast forward/rewind on a CD. 9 Choose an external source. 10 Eject a CD. 11 Go to the main menu. 12 Open the pop-up menu. 13 Switching: – moving around the card; – up/down: move around the various areas of a menu (upper bar, central zone, lower bar); – left/right: move around the various tabs of a menu. Rotate: – move around the various elements of a zone; – modify the scale (ZOOM mode). Press: – confirm. 14 Go back to the previous menu. 15 Go to the welcome screen.

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Overview The Mégane-based Scénic was one of the first so-called compact MPVs, and it continues to deliver multi-purpose practicality in a short, hatchback-length package. However, its reliability record is patchy, and this 2003-2009 model comes with a long list of woes and faults - mainly with electrical systems. The Scénic shares its engines and much of its underpinnings with the Mégane hatchback of the same era, and it comes in two body styles: standard five-seat Scénic, and longer- wheelbase Grand Scénic, which can seat up to seven. The Scénic shares much of its features and interior layout with the Mégane. Overall, the Scénic is a competent all-rounder – on a par with the best for safety and security, and with the space and versatility now demanded by buyers in the small MPV market. It has bags of room inside; the boot is large and the load space flexible. The seven-seat Grand Scénic takes things a stage further with a cavernous boot or the option of ‘occasional - kid-sized - sixth and seventh passenger seats. Equipment levels are high, and even the smallest diesel engine pulls the car smoothly. Our full test was on the 1.6 petrol model, which provided adequate pulling power and reasonable refinement. Our car exactly matched Renault’s claimed economy at 37.2mpg. Reliability of the Scénic is distinctly below par. Owners report lots of faults and a worrying number of breakdowns. According to our latest Which? Car survey, however, it does now manage a three-star score (average), suggesting that some earlier issues have been sorted. Nonetheless, a significant proportion of owners have suffered problems this year with air conditioning and ventilation, central locking, electric windows, dashboard displays and electronic brakings - plus engine, cambelt and suspension troubles (diesels) or battery failure (petrols).

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ROAD TEST REPORT By Bob Hudson MIAME August Vehicle Evaluation Engineer MEMBER SERVICES NRMA Member Services June 2001 RENAULT SCENIC 2.0 Litre Manual RX4 and 2WD Privilege Wagons BEST WORST Versatility of interior layout Capacity of luggage areas and range of storage compartments Well equipped (safety and convenience features) The compact, yet surprisingly roomy, Renault Scenic “monospace’ five-door wagon is an important component of the marque’s relaunch in Australia, given that it is expected to account for the bulk of sales. The Scenic comes in 2WD form, or with 4WD (the RX4), and is currently selling alongside the Megane Cabriolet and the Clio Renault Sport. Later this year, the Scenic will be joined by Renault Laguna sedans and hatchbacks, with a range of commercial models due in 2002. Base model of the Scenic range is the Expression and it comes with a 1.6 litre engine and manual transmission only. Its price is $25,878. Next up the range is the 2.0 litre Dynamique and it costs $27,878 in manual form or $29,878 for the automatic. The Privilege tops the 2WD Scenic line-up at $28,778 in manual form or $30,778 for the auto. Two RX4 models are available; the Expression at $31,150 and the Privilege for $33,250. Both have the 2.0 litre engine and manual transmission only. Standard equipment lists are comprehensive across the Scenic range. Even the base Expression models come with six airbags (dual front, two front side bags and two head/chest side curtain airbags), seat belt pyrotechnic pretensioners and load limiters, plus anti-lock brakes and electronic brake force distribution. An engine immobiliser is also standard. Comfort and convenience features include air conditioning, remote central locking, power windows and exterior mirrors, a trip computer and satellite audio controls on the steering wheel. The three individual rear seats can be adjusted for position, folded, or removed altogether. The Dynamique adds climate control air conditioning, alloy road wheels, partial leather trim, a leather-bound steering wheel, front arm rests and an in-dash CD player. Privilege versions gain upgraded alloy wheels, a rear sunshade, a central rear arm rest and an illuminated vanity mirror. There are two option packs available for the Dynamique and the Privilege; one offers twin sunroofs and roof rails for $2,000, the other includes full leather trim as well and costs $4,250. Metallic paint costs an extra $450 on Call Automotive Technical Services on 1300 655 443, should you require additional information on this vehicle, on other makes, or for general advice on automotive matters. FEATURES Driving position, and pedal and control layout Some kickback through steering on bumpy corners (particularly the RX4 model) all versions. Cruise control is neither standard, nor offered as an option Tall cars are very much the ‘in thing’ these days and the Scenic is an excellent example of just how much space can be provided in a vehicle that’s actually shorter in overall length than (for example), a Mazda 323 Astina. Inside the Scenic, there’s good space for five adults, plus a generous area for their luggage. About the only limitation concerning passenger space is that the centre rear seat is rather narrow. The Scenic’s interior also boasts an almost unmatched versatility in terms of its adaptability to suit various passenger and cargo loads. For example, each of the three individual rear seats can be slid forwards and backwards, folded flat, or removed altogether to create maximum load space. The rear parcel shelf can be adjusted to four different heights and the Dynamique and Privilege versions have an opening rear window. Owners will need to remember where they’ve placed smaller items in the cabin as there are around twenty separate compartments scattered throughout the vehicle. These include pull-out drawers under the front seats, a chilled drinks locker in the centre console, compartments under the rear footwell and under the rear seats, two gloveboxes, plus the usual assortment of door and seat pockets, and rear compartment side bins. When it came to designing the RX4 version, there was insufficient room to store its larger spare wheel and tyre under the rear floor and so it’s mounted externally on the tailgate, which swings outwards and not upwards, as for the 2WD models. Though the seats themselves are generally quite comfortable, there are some aspects of the seating positions that may not suit all people. For example, the front seats are set high off the floor (even in their lowest height setting) and while this is good for driving vision, it may not suit some drivers. I found the forward-located manual gear positions (such as reverse, first and third) a stretch to select. The steering wheel is tilt-adjustable but with no reach adjustment, it’s also a stretch if you want to grip it above the centre line.

The 2.0 litre variable valve timing engine that powers all Scenic models except the 2WD Expression (it has the 1.6 litre engine), produces above-average power and torque for its size, and mid-range acceleration in the manual 2WD Privilege tested was quite lively. However the gearing is such that not too many highway hills are taken in fifth or fourth gears and smooth starts from rest require more engine revolutions than you’d normally expect to use.

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