Location and diagram of fuses on Renault Megane

Fuses and relays in the interior of Renault Megane 3

The main mounting block in the car interior is located on the driver's side at the bottom of the control panel.

Fuse box diagram in the interior of Renault Megane 3

Description

• RA 70A - power relay (+battery) with shutdown delay (without turning off power at startup)
• RB 70A - power relay (+battery) with shutdown delay (with power off at startup)
• RC 40C - rear window heating relay
• RD 20A - horn relay

Renault Megane 3 Owner's Manual

The official manual for the operation, design and maintenance of Renault Megane 3 cars is issued to each car buyer, along with basic documents.

The manual describes the design of the car, information on the correct operation of both the car as a whole and its components.

This vehicle operation and maintenance manual contains information that will allow you to: – become familiar with the vehicle, operate it correctly and make the most of its capabilities. – maintain its optimal performance by simply but strictly following the maintenance advice.

– quickly eliminate minor faults that do not require specialist intervention.

The short time you spend reading this manual will be more than repaid by the information you acquire, as well as knowledge of the functionality and technical innovations that are used in the design of your vehicle.

Chapter 1. Getting to know the car RENAULT maps: general information, use, full lock mode Opening and closing doors Automatic locking of opening body elements when driving Head restraints / Seats Seats Seat belts Passive safety system: a.

driver and front passenger b. rear passengers c. Side Restraints Child Restraint System: General Information a. choice of child seat mounting b. installing a child seat c.

turning off/on the front passenger airbag Steering wheel Power steering Driver's seat Instrumentation a. warning lights b. on-board computer c.

menu for individual vehicle settings Indications of time and outside air temperature Rear-view mirrors Sound and light alarms External lighting and alarm devices Adjustment of headlights Windshield wipers, windshield washers Fuel tank (fueling)

Identification marking

Chapter 2.

Driving a car (recommendations for economical and environmentally safe operation of a car) Running in a car Starting, stopping the engine Stop and Start function Features of cars with a gasoline engine Features of cars with a diesel engine Gearbox lever Parking brake Electric parking brake Recommendations: reducing exhaust emissions and fuel economy Security environmental protection Tire pressure monitoring system Correction and driving assistance systems Lane crossing signal Speed ​​limit system Speed ​​maintenance system Parking assistance system Rear view camera

Automatic transmission

Chapter 3: Comfort Ventilation grilles Manual air conditioning Automatic air conditioning system Air conditioning system: information and operating tips Power windows, power sunroof Mechanical windows Interior lighting Sun visor Storage compartments, interior equipment Accessories power socket Ashtray. Cigarette lighter Rear bench seat Luggage compartment Rear storage shelf Luggage compartment shelf: station wagons Glove boxes, luggage compartment equipment Cargo transportation: f. in the trunk b. towing device luggage compartment net roof rack crossbars

Multimedia equipment

Chapter 4. Car care Hood Engine oil level: a. general information b. adding oil, refueling Changing engine oil Levels of operating fluids a. coolant b. brake fluid c. Windshield/Headlight Washer Reservoir Filters Tire Pressure Battery Car Body Care

Car interior care

Chapter 5. Practical advice Tire puncture Spare wheel Tire inflation kit Tool kit (wheel wrench/jack, etc.)

) Decorative wheel cover Wheel replacement Tires (safety conditions when using tires, wheels, winter operation) Headlights (replacement of lamps) Rear Interior lighting (replacement of lamps) Fuses Battery RENAULT card: battery Place for installing a car radio Additional equipment Windshield wiper blades Towing when malfunctions

Operational disruptions

Chapter 6. Specifications Vehicle Identification Plates Engine Identification Plates Vehicle Dimensions Engine Specifications Weight Specifications Trailer Tow Weight Spare Parts and Repairs Maintenance Support Documents

Checking the anti-corrosion coating

Fuses and relays under the hood of Renault Megane 3

The main unit in the engine compartment is the protection and switching unit, located on the left side near the pillar and fender of the car.

Diagram of the fuse and relay box under the hood of Renault Megane 3

Description

1. 10A - Side light (right headlight, right rear light, headlights), license plate lights, cigarette lighter illumination, power window switch illumination, audio system, navigation system control unit, multimedia system keyboards
2. 10A - Side light (left block headlight, left rear light), left light on the tailgate
3. 15A - Headlight washer pump
4. 20A - Fog lights
5. 10A - High beam (left headlight)
6. 10A - High beam (right headlight)
7. 15A - Diagnostic connector, rear window heating relay, automatic transmission mode selector, electric headlight adjustment, gas-discharge lamp control unit, auxiliary heater control unit, speed limiter, automatic parking brake, automatic parking system control unit, interior dimming mirror
8. 30A - ABS, ESP control unit
9. 30A - Front wiper
10. 10A - Airbag control unit
11. 20A - Not used
12. 7.5A - transmission ECU
13. 25A - Engine control system
14. 15A - Oxygen concentration sensors - heating
15. 20A - transmission ECU
16. 5A - Brake signals, electrical control unit, electric power steering
17. 10A - Automatic transmission operating mode sensor, electric headlight leveler, reverse light relay
18. 15A - Electrical equipment control unit
19. 30A - Starter
20. - Not used
21. 20A - Fuel module, ignition coils, LPG power system ECU
22. 10A - Electromagnetic clutch of the air conditioning compressor
23. 5A - injection computer
24. 20A - Low beam (left headlight), electric corrector
25. 20A - Low beam (right headlight), electric corrector
26. - Not used

Important! Fuses 24, 25 and 26 on the protection unit may not be removed.

DIY Renault Megane repair

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Presented in the form of videos and photo reports, they will become a reliable support and will allow you to master repair procedures in a minimum amount of time.

Only here you will find advice from experienced owners that will complement the detailed repair manual for Renault Megane and protect the driver from possible mistakes.

Those who are interested in the repair and operation of the Megane should start studying the section with the most common procedures used by the owners of this car model. These include replacing the Renault Megane generator, replacing the Renault Megane fuel filter and, in Renault Megane, replacing the timing belt.

For the second generation, it is also worth studying how to replace Renault Megane 2 lamps and replace the Renault Megane 2 thermostat. Information regarding the chassis will be no less important.

For Renault Megane drivers, replacing silent blocks may come in handy at the most unexpected time, when there are no authorized specialists nearby.

The site is updated daily with useful content . However, there are cases where guidance on a specific procedure has not yet been created.

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Development of the Renault Megane model range

First generation. The car was first demonstrated in 1995. At the same time, it began to appear in stores.

The Renault Megane model received 5 body styles: sedan, hatchback, station wagon, coupe and convertible. The model was equipped with a 1.6 liter gasoline engine.

4 years later, in 1999, the Renault Megane I model received a visual update and acquired a large number of engines to choose from, including 16-valve ones .

Second generation. Appearing in 2002, the representative of the second generation attracted attention with a new extravagant design with sharp lines.

As before, it offered a wide range of options, but for this one there were only 3 body types .

A distinctive feature of the series is the use of diesel engine models, as well as improvements in safety.

Third generation. In 2008, a new model appeared under the symbol “III”. In her appearance, the previous forms disappeared, the body became smoother and more pleasant to look at. In 2012 and 2014, the manufacturer carried out two restylings . Both touched on the exterior of the car.

Fourth generation. In the fall of 2015, fans of the brand saw the model of the next series of Renault Megane IV. The aggressive, stylish design made the car look more sporty. Sales will begin in 2016.

More details

Block No. 2 in the engine compartment of Renault Megane 3

The mounting block is located under the protection and switching block.

Diagram of the fuse and relay box under the hood of Renault Megane 3

Description

• A - Not used
• B - Fuel heater relay
• C - Reverse light relay
• D - Not used
• F1 - 80A submersible heater control unit
• F2 - 70A preheater
• F3 - Not used
• F4 - 80A submersible heater control unit
• F5 - 60A / 40A electric fan relay
• F6 - 20A Fuel heater
• F7 - Not used
• F8 - 30A electric fan relay
• F9 - Not used

Blocks near the battery

Near the battery there are 2 additional blocks.

Diagram of the battery disconnect unit (in Fig. 1)

Description

• F1 - 190A Starter
• F2 - 50A interior fuse and relay box
• F3 - 80A fuse and relay box (control and switching unit) in the engine compartment 1, fuse and relay box in the passenger compartment
• F4 - 300A/190A Engine Compartment 2 Fuse/Relay Box/Generator
• F5 - 80A electric power steering
• F6 - 35A electronic engine control unit (ECU) / fuse and relay box (control and switching unit) in the engine compartment 1
• F7 - 5A fuse and relay block (control and switching unit) in the engine compartment 1

Diagram of a high power fuse block (in Fig. 2)

Description

1. 70A - additional interior heater
2. 80A - fuse and relay box in the passenger compartment
3. 80A - fuse and relay box in the passenger compartment
4. 80A - fuse and relay box (control and switching unit) in the engine compartment 1, fuse and relay box in the passenger compartment
5. 30A - additional heater
6. 50A - ABS ECU with ESP

Important! An electric fan relay for the engine cooling system may be located next to the electric fan.