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Engines, EGR and campaigns on the Mégane III

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Engine / equipment
Renault Mégane III (petrol and diesel)
Period mentioned
2008–2016
Symptoms
Camshaft phaser on the 1.6 (K4M), stretched chain on the 1.4 TCe (H4J) and 1.2 TCe with a risk of serious failure, oil consumption, 1.9 dCi turbo, clogged EGR, juddering clutch; at the roadworthiness test, springs, shock absorbers, joints, lights and brakes.
Possible cause described
The guide recommends replacing the K4M phaser with the belt. Recalls: brake-pedal plate (10/6–15/7/2009), power-steering wiring (1/10/2009–12/3/2010) and the CC parcel shelf (up to 31/7/2013).
Check for the garage
Listen to the chain when cold (TCe), measure oil consumption, clean the EGR; check the campaigns by VIN.
Cost cited in the source
No verified estimate; ask the garage for a quote.A rough figure from the original database, not an up-to-date quote.

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How is it checked?

Listen to the chain when cold (TCe), measure oil consumption, clean the EGR; check the campaigns by VIN.

What are the symptoms?

Camshaft phaser on the 1.6 (K4M), stretched chain on the 1.4 TCe (H4J) and 1.2 TCe with a risk of serious failure, oil consumption, 1.9 dCi turbo, clogged EGR, juddering clutch; at the roadworthiness test, springs, shock absorbers, joints, lights and brakes.

Which cars and years does it affect?
Brands
Renault
Engine / equipment
Renault Mégane III (petrol and diesel)
Period mentioned
2008–2016

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