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Renault Clio 2 - Stop Lights Always On, No Position Lights, Intermittent Left Blinker Issue

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  • #1 16793833
    Kr3ciq95
    Level 7  
    Hello.

    I own Renault CLIO 2. The problem is that the stop lamps are lit non-stop and there is no position lights. The rest is ok, sometimes the left blinker disappears ... Fuses and relays all checked and I do not know where to look further. Please help. Thanks in advance
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  • #2 16793874
    sanfran
    Network and Internet specialist  
    In Clio 2 the stop seems to be traditionally controlled by a switch on the pedal (that's what I have at least in Scenic2). So you need to check if there is electricity at the stop (in the corkscreens I think it lights up regardless of the ignition).
  • #3 16793882
    Kr3ciq95
    Level 7  
    I checked the ankle that reaches the pedal and even if I disconnect it, it glows anyway .. Before it did not shine at all.
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  • #4 16794438
    milejow

    Level 43  
    Kr3ciq95 wrote:
    The problem is that the stop lamps are lit non-stop and there is no position lights.

    Describe exactly when they glow, even without ignition, with the key removed, or only when you turn on the position lights?
    sanfran wrote:
    in the reindeer lights are probably on regardless of the ignition

    They glow only after ignition.
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  • #5 16794562
    Kr3ciq95
    Level 7  
    They glow when the positioners are on, even without the key and on ignition it is the same.
  • #6 16794613
    milejow

    Level 43  
    Install the correct bulbs in the rear lamps correctly.
  • #7 16794703
    Kr3ciq95
    Level 7  
    I have already improved the bulbs, but it did nothing: /
  • #8 16800982
    milejow

    Level 43  
    I think you still have a problem with the bulbs in the rear lamps.
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  • #9 16802751
    DjMapet
    Level 43  
    Have you ever changed two-filament bulbs in both lamps? Since when has this been happening?

    Greetings.
  • #10 16802872
    Kr3ciq95
    Level 7  
    That's how I changed in the right lamp, I drove a week of time and that's how it happened .. I checked the bulbs and replaced them with new ones and it's the same ... But if I take out one of the right positioners, the stop strip automatically goes out, but the stop in the lights stays on . And I don't know why and why
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    #11 16802917
    ptr92
    Level 19  
    Kr3ciq95 wrote:
    That's how I changed in the right lamp, I drove a week of time and that's how it happened .. I checked the bulbs and replaced them with new ones and it's the same ... But if I take out one of the right positioners, the stop strip automatically goes out, but the stop in the lights stays on . And I don't know why and why


    Haven't you bought a maxgear bulb or some Chinese? take a good look at the markings in lamps what power must be bulbs. If the stop goes out after removing the bulb, then you have a problem with it.
  • #12 16802928
    Kr3ciq95
    Level 7  
    I also forgot to add that after pressing the stop lights inside and outside dim as if any short circuit did, the mass checked as if everything ok.

    Added after 2 [minutes]:

    I bought it in Kaufland, I checked it and the bulb is as it should, according to the markings
  • #13 16802946
    ptr92
    Level 19  
    Kr3ciq95 wrote:
    I also forgot to add that after pressing the stop lights inside and outside dim as if any short circuit did, the mass checked as if everything ok.
    Added after 2 [minutes]:
    I bought it in Kaufland, I checked it and the bulb is as it should, according to the markings


    and when you turn on directions, stop flashing? I wonder how you checked these masses. The voltage drop across the ground is mainly in the connector.
    The mass in such cases is simply added, bypassing the connector
  • #14 16802956
    Kr3ciq95
    Level 7  
    It doesn't blink, but sometimes the right blinker stops working. And as for this mass, grandfather checked and said that you have to look somewhere else because everything is ok, but I described the whole situation here on the forum.
  • #15 16803498
    sanfran
    Network and Internet specialist  
    Somewhere there is a short circuit. Must visit a samod electrician.
  • #16 16803592
    DjMapet
    Level 43  
    You can check the connector pins plugged into the light bulb panels, especially the left lamp. There were sometimes non-contact, burned contacts, mainly ground.

    greetings
  • #17 16803613
    moto-kord
    Level 28  
    sanfran wrote:
    Somewhere there is a short circuit. Must visit a samod electrician.

    You must look in the rear lamps.
  • #18 16803615
    andrzej20001
    Level 43  
    Kr3ciq95 wrote:
    As for this mass, grandfather checked and said that you have to look somewhere else

    eat to a specialist
  • #19 16820425
    Kr3ciq95
    Level 7  
    ptr92 wrote:
    Kr3ciq95 wrote:
    That's how I changed in the right lamp, I drove a week of time and that's how it happened .. I checked the bulbs and replaced them with new ones and it's the same ... But if I take out one of the right positioners, the stop strip automatically goes out, but the stop in the lights stays on . And I don't know why and why


    Haven't you bought a maxgear bulb or some Chinese? take a good look at the markings in lamps what power must be bulbs. If the stop goes out after removing the bulb, then you have a problem with it.


    Thanks for the help. I bought the original bulb and it was enough to replace one that was replaced. Now everything works as it should.
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Topic summary

The discussion revolves around a Renault Clio 2 experiencing issues with stop lights that remain continuously illuminated, absence of position lights, and intermittent functionality of the left blinker. The user has checked fuses and relays, and confirmed that the stop lights activate even when the pedal switch is disconnected. Responses suggest checking the rear lamp bulbs, ensuring correct bulb types are used, and inspecting for potential short circuits or faulty connectors. Ultimately, the user resolved the issue by replacing a faulty bulb with an original part, restoring normal functionality.
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