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that was your name was it,nice to meet you.
i thought my clutch/biting point was strange at first but i got used to it. unlike other models the clutch pedal doesnt have much feel does it.
got done speeding already:o that proves cups are faster he he;)
everything is inside the uch (electronic computer/relay board) which is behind the fuse board on the left hand side of the dash. look up in the passenger footwell and you can see it. new uchs come blank so it needs a dealer to replace it if nes.
what is your problem with it anyway?
always wear your seat belt but if you pull the black wire out of the drivers seat belt buckle (its a push in connector they do come out with a good tug) it thinks the belts plugged in all the time.
apart from the odd rare case the ecu records all faults so there is a log even if the faults not there. there is only the odd fault which if it goes away the ecu erases the log.
that could be slightly true. the ecu is bolted to the rear of the inlet manifold on a 1.2. one side of the ecu has fins on it and that sits inside the manifold chamber (must be to keep it cool). the rubber seal around it may have leaked.
tell your dealer to check the renault technical bulletin board on renault net as there is a repair under testing at the moment. they need to contact renault technical for a part.
the reason for the relock is due to the use of the radio frequencey plips which can work from a great distance. the idea being that if you accidently press the button whilst in your house and the car unlocks it will lock itself back up. if its unlocked and no doors are opened it will relock...
there is no end of technical notes on the 1.2 engine (they need there own folder theres that many) so there is probably one for your fault. i would remove your ik in case they try to blame that.