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You have to get a small screwdriver to prise the whole switch out. When out, dissconncet it and then you have to take it apart. When apart it will be all wet inside and shorting out. Either dry it and try it or replace it.
Hope this helps.
Just one big belt, and the kit includes the tentioner and the lower jocky wheel. Tbh, only do the water pump if its leaking or the bearing has signs of wear.
If you go to renault, they supply a kit with shoes and cylinders all set up with new adjusters for very resonably price. As for adjusing, the self adjusters never work. Slacken the handbrake cables off and wind the little toothed wheel up a little at a time. In turn, putting the drum on and...
There pencil coils on the K4j's and work in pairs. It will be the paired coil to the one you have replaced already.
If you replaced cylinder 1 last time, it will be cylinder 4. And the other way round.
Same with cylinders 2 and 3.
And remeber cylinder 1 on Renaults is flywheel end. :)
You probably just spun the wheels in the snow and this caused the light to come on. Because the front wheels are moving and the rears arnt, it thinks the rear wheels have locked up.
Start the engine, Click the trip computer (on end of wiper stalk) to get to the service bit, press and hold either up or down button untill it flashes SERVICE IN 12,000 etc.