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Procedure for Removing Starter from Renault Megane 1 ph2 1.4 16V

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  • #1 16626598
    lukilks
    Level 11  
    Colleagues, does anyone know how to deal with pulling the starter from the car in the description? Because it is so positioned that I have no idea :(
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    #2 16626754
    milejow

    Level 43  
    The easiest way is to unscrew the two mounting bolts, plus and control from the bottom, the third from the top after disassembling the part of the intake. You will get it from the top of poverty, but you have to get a lot of nudity and refresh yourself with a mirror.
  • #3 16626856
    lukilks
    Level 11  
    Yes, I will try to do it. It is screwed from the side of the chest so the screws from the top will go just just because I'm terrified of its extraction because apparently it should break the semicircle, etc. pulling it from the right side of the Wheel.
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    #4 16631276
    spiryt2
    Level 11  
    You do not need to pull the axle shaft. It is best from the channel, but you can also use the elevator. I pulled the starter personally 2 times, having only a lift + trestle and 2 liners inside to lie on them ;)

    1. Unhook the minus cache from the battery
    2. We take off the air intake. You can do it without downloading, but it will be easier.
    3. We loosen the starter bolts (I had 16 heads, but I also met version 17) and go to the passenger side.
    4. Lift the car up, pull off the wheel and additionally secure with a trestle so that the whole thing does not fall on the head.
    5. Go under the car and unscrew the + cable from the starter. For me there was a nut for the key 12, but it could also be on the 13th. Previously, we pull the wsuwkę from the cable going from the ignition.
    6. Go back up and unscrew the starter bolts. .
    7. Dive under the car and take out the starter from the box. You need to tear a bit, because he's sitting hard. as we have it loosely moved to the right. On the way, we pull the plug from the oil pressure sensor !! . Maneuvering the starter, and even twisting it 90 degrees down to let us pass its front part between the collector and the sensor, pull it out between the semi-trailer and the longitudinal. Installation in reverse order.
    You do not have to pull the driveshaft and etc., although it makes work easier :)

    Fun somewhat annoying but to do
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  • #5 16631879
    milejow

    Level 43  
    spiryt2 wrote:
    On the way, we pull the plug from the oil pressure sensor !!

    It's a knock sensor, the oil pressure is in a different place.
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  • #6 16632049
    lukilks
    Level 11  
    It's an oil level sensor :) yesterday I gave the car to the mechanic, they exchanged the starter for me because I was already at the stage where I turned the oil sensor down and the starter still had little space and I gave up. The mechanic said that they pulled out the poles if they did not have certainty, but the starter was replaced. Unfortunately, the car lost convergence kiera curve and pulls. And when starting off, changing gears while driving, as I let go to the end of the clutch, it feels like a jerk, as if I were putting on my wheels in the wet. I do not know what is: /
  • #7 16632363
    kortyleski
    Level 43  
    They unbuttoned the suspension and put something wrong.
  • #8 16633914
    milejow

    Level 43  
    lukilks wrote:
    It's an oil level sensor

    Level yes.
  • #9 16660232
    lukilks
    Level 11  
    After setting the geometry, the car is already behaving normally. Thanks and best regards.

Topic summary

The discussion focuses on the procedure for removing the starter from a Renault Megane 1 Phase 2 1.4 16V. Users share various methods, emphasizing the need to unscrew mounting bolts from both the top and bottom, and the importance of removing the air intake for easier access. One user mentions the necessity of lifting the car and removing the wheel for better visibility and access to the starter. There are also concerns about potential issues with the oil sensor and vehicle handling after the starter replacement, which were resolved by adjusting the car's geometry.
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