2020 Renault Koleos Standard

To turn off the service light of Renault Clio, you can generally follow these steps: First, ignite the vehicle without starting the engine. Then locate the specific button on the instrument panel, which may be labeled "Trip," "Reset," or similar. Press and hold this button for several seconds until the service light flashes or turns off. However, please note that the operating procedures may be different due to different model years and configurations of the Renault Clio. If this method doesn't work, we recommend consulting a professional automotive technician for help.

The manufactuer suggested retail price of the latest-generation Renault Clio (5th gen) currently available in Malaysia is approximately between RM 110,000 and RM 130,000 (fluctuates based on specifications and promotions). This premium French hatchback is powered by a 1.0L turbocharged 3-cylinder engine (90hp/160Nm) paired with a 7-speed EDC dual-clutch transmission, delivering excellent fuel efficiency at about 4.8L/100km - making it particularly suited for Malaysian urban driving conditions. Notably, this price range includes Renault Malaysia's standard features such as LED headlights, 7-inch TFT instrument cluster, 9.3-inch touchscreen infotainment (with Apple CarPlay support), and safety technologies like automatic emergency braking. Buyers are advised to contact authorized Renault Malaysia dealers directly for the most updated price and test drive arrangements, as vehicle prices may fluctuate due to exchange rate variations and stock availability.

In Malaysia, to check the mileage of Renault Clio, you can usually do so in the following ways: Firstly, check the mileage presented on the vehicle dashboard, which is the most direct method. Additionally, you can check the vehicle's maintenance records, which may have accurate mileage records. If available, professional automotive diagnostic tools can also provide relatively accurate mileage information. However, be aware that there may be mileage tampering in the used car market, so it would be more reliable to judge through multiple methods.

For Renault Clio 1.2 petrol version, in Malaysia, it is recommended to use 5W-30 or 0W-30 fully synthetic engine oil. Fully synthetic oil has better oxidation resistance and stability, which can maintain good lubrication performance in high and low temperature environments, effectively protecting the engine. However, the specific choice of motor oil still needs to consider factors such as the vehicle's years of use, mileage, and driving conditions.

To reset the anti-pollution system of Renault Clio, you could first try disconnecting the vehicle's battery's negative terminal for about 15 minutes and then reconnect it. If the problem still isn't resolved, it is suggested to check if the vehicle's oxygen sensor, fuel injection system, and catalytic converter are working properly. In addition, ensure that the electronic control unit (ECU) of your vehicle has no fault codes. If these methods are not effective, it's recommended to have your vehicle diagnosed and repaired at a professional auto repair center.

The method for turning off the traction control system may vary depending on the Clio's model year and trim level. Typically, you can find this option in the vehicle's control panel or settings menu. Most versions use a specific button or switch marked with the traction control icon (usually a skidding car symbol). For proper and safe operation, we recommend consulting your owner's manual before operating.

To open the bonnet of the Renault Clio, usually, you first need to look for the bonnet release lever near the driver's seat, usually located on the lower left side. After pulling the lever, you will hear the sound of the bonnet popping up. Then walk to the front of the car, in the middle but slightly to the left of the bonnet, you will find a latch, move it to the right and the bonnet will be opened. But before operating, you should ensure that the vehicle is turned off and stationary.

For the motor oil adopted by the Renault Clio in Malaysia, it is generally recommended that you choose a fully synthetic motor oil that meets the vehicle manufacturer's specifications, such as oils with 5W-30 or 5W-40 viscosity. However, making specific choices should also consider factors such as the vehicle's usage conditions, mileage, and climate. Generally speaking, corresponding specification oils of well-known brands such as Shell, Mobil, and Castrol are good choices.