Renault Megane Quiz
Renault Mégane III Driver's Manual

Interior trim care

In this manual: Renault Mégane III Driver's Manual
Engine and peripherals — 141Chassis — 79Chassis — 72Renault Mégane III Driver's Manual — 87Electrical equipment — 221Engine and peripherals — 47Electrical equipment — 80Transmission — 14Air conditioning — 30Bodywork — 115Trim and upholstery — 44General vehicle information — 27Air conditioning — 59General vehicle information — 16Transmission — 38Sealing and soundproofing — 7General vehicle information — 3
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Whatever the task, use soapy water (lukewarm if possible) made with:

  • natural soap,
  • liquid dish soap (0.5% soap to 99.5% water).

Rinse with a soft, damp cloth.

Special notes

  • Instrument panel glass (e.g., instrument cluster, clock, outside temperature display, radio display...)

Use a soft cloth or cotton wool.

If this is not sufficient, use a soft cloth (or cotton wool) lightly dampened with soapy water, then rinse with a soft or damp cotton cloth.

Finish by gently wiping with a dry, soft cloth.

The use of alcohol-based products is to be avoided.

  • Seat belts

They must be kept clean.

Use either the products selected by our technical departments (Brand shop) or lukewarm soapy water with a sponge, and dry with a dry cloth.

The use of detergents or dyes is to be avoided.

What you must not do

Placing objects such as air fresheners or perfume bottles at the air vents is strongly discouraged, as they could damage the dashboard trim.

fortement déconseilléIt is strongly advised not to use a high-pressure or spray cleaning device inside the passenger compartment: without proper care, this could damage, among other things, the electrical or electronic components in the vehicle.

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