Clio 1.2 8v wont start after new battery today lost all power and slowed to a stop

[gregz]

http://s1055.photobucket.com/albums/s502/obmjames/?action=view&current=VID-20120508-00003.mp4

video explaining everything aswell

very confused to as what to check? ive got 3 bars of unleaded fuel in it atm, i did run it to the last bar my dad reckons dirt from bottom of tank might be obvious answer, after it tried it there was after 2 hours

 

[gregz]

Re: Clio 1.2 8v wont start after new battery today lost all power and slowed to a sto

What my uncle said:

Right it could be a faulty relay have a look in the fuse box there will be 2 relays, try swap there over see if it starts. One of them will be the fan

worth checkin ?

 

[Dan@M.A.D]

Re: Clio 1.2 8v wont start after new battery today lost all power and slowed to a sto

I always run all my cars to the last little bit, I doubt that would be the cause. I had 0 range earlier in the Audi.

 

[gregz]

Re: Clio 1.2 8v wont start after new battery today lost all power and slowed to a sto

Yeah true, for the 2 months i've been passed i've done the same

 

[gregz]

Re: Clio 1.2 8v wont start after new battery today lost all power and slowed to a sto

I have just fixed the exact same issue on a clio, i cant be 100% sure as every case is different but the way i cured it for someone was change the relay. What happens is rust & water gets into the fusebox under the bonnet.

You may need to go to a scrappers & get a new fusebox or relay.


tdc sensor prob mate i work for a main renault dealer pitty u dont live ner me i coulda sorted it out or fuel pump relay . as long as ur timing belt is not snaped


what other people are saying any input?

 

[The Fatty]

Re: Clio 1.2 8v wont start after new battery today lost all power and slowed to a sto

have you checked for a spark? If there is no spark, then it could be your coil pack. This is where I would start...

 

[MicKPM]

Re: Clio 1.2 8v wont start after new battery today lost all power and slowed to a sto

It could be a fair few things... Cheap code readers work in these situations.