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Special tooling required Mot. 1732 Tool for removing and re?tting the alternator pulley Tightening torquesm the alternator decou- pling pulley I – PARTS AND CONSUMABLES FOR THE REPAIRS Parts always to be replaced: – the alternator belt, – the tensioning roller, – the mechanic tension wheel mounting bolts. II – PRECAUTIONS DURING REPAIR It is essential to replace an alternator decoupling pulley with a decoupling pulley. III – EQUIPMENT REQUIRED – Torque wrench capable of tightening a left-hand thread. IV – REMOVAL Remove the vehicle alternator (see 16A, Starting – charging, Alternator 110276 110268 Position adapter (2) from the tool kit (Mot. 1732) (corresponding to the alternator rotor recess) in the hexagon socket (1). 110267 Position the hexagon socket (1) from the tool box (Mot. 1732) in the alternator pulley. 110269 Position the adapter holder (3) in socket (2). 110270 Hold the hexagon socket (1) using an open-jawed spanner (4). Loosen the decoupling pulley (5) using a ratchet, (6) (turning it in the clockwise direction.). Remove the decoupling pulley. V – REFITTING Position: – the hexagon socket in the alternator (1), – the adapter (2) (corresponding to the alternator ro- tor mark), – the adapter holder (3) on the adapter(2). Note: Check that the torque wrench is capable of tigh- tening in an anticlockwise direction. 110266 Screw the new decoupling pulley onto the alternator rotor. Tighten to torque the alternator decoupling pulley (80 Nm) using a torque wrench(7). Refit the vehicle alternator (see 16A, Starting – charging, Alternator).

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1) System overview: The Renault tyre pressure monitoring system comprises of 4 tyre pressure transmitters (1 on each valve), a central RF receiver and a control unit (ECU). The purpose of the system is to constantly monitor the individual tyre pressures and inform the driver of any faults within the system via the LCD dash display. Front Right Front Left Each valve emits an RF signal which carries its individual identification number (7 or 8 digit) and the measured tyre pressure. This signal will be emitted every hour when the vehicle is stationary, when the wheel is rotating at 20kmh+ or when there is a rapid loss of pressure. The valves are identified by a coloured ring fitted to the collar. Front Left – Green Front Right – Yellow Rear Left – Red Rear Right – Black 2) Tyre sets

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These photos are as-is from a regulator that came in for repair, showing the damage to the pulley. In this case it’s not too bad and is fully repairable. Before sending in your regulator it’d be an idea to email me photos from the same angles to assess if it’s good to repair or not. There are 2 of these.
They should be still on the frames. Sometimes they are snapped as circled, however this damage can be repaired.

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NB These instructions are a guide on how to remove and re-fit an electric window mechanism and are not intended to be complete. It was written some time after the job was done and some improvisation will be needed. 1. Removing the door panel Pop off the door handle trim screw cover with a small flathead screw driver, then remove the screw behind with a torx bit Tools required :
T30 Torx Bit Small flathead screwdriver Remove the triangular plastic trim located just off the picture by prying gently with a screwdriver to first loosen, then use your hands to work it out. Locate the lower door panel screws as circled in the picture.

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The lamp illustrated is an oil level low warning indicator and not a service interval indicator. When the engine oil is at the correct level, this lamp will automatically extinguish. The lamps illustrated above, are Malfunction Indicator Lamps (MIL) and not service interval indicators. When illuminated there is a problem with the vehicle. Refer to manufacturer’s documentation for further information.