I have a 2015 Clio 4, 1.5 dCi with only 130,000 kilometers on the clock. However, I am currently experiencing an ongoing issue with the vehicle's air conditioning system. The problem was diagnosed as a faulty compressor, which caused the air conditioning to work intermittently or not at all, making the summer months unbearable. After doing some research and consulting with private garages, I discovered that this is a common and chronic problem with these vehicles. It's unclear that a reputable company like Renault does not accept responsibility for manufacturing such problematic parts. Why should I have to deal with this recurring problem? They quoted a staggering 15,000 TL to fix the problem. This is outrageous, considering I paid the same price for a home air conditioner and now they want the same amount to repair a car part! They are adamant about replacing the entire air conditioning system, including the radiator. It's upsetting to see such low-quality parts installed in vehicles. Nobody would choose Renault if the car prices were prohibitively high. We bought it due to financial constraints, but it's now proving to be a bad decision. In my 30 years of experience, I have never encountered a car with such a persistent air conditioning problem. It's ironic that the air conditioning in a 30-year-old car works flawlessly, but Renault's vehicles struggle due to faulty compressors. I demand that this ongoing problem be resolved.
I bought a used 2014 Clio 1.4 with an automatic transmission. It's been eight months. Despite receiving confirmation from the most thorough inspection, the transmission problem was not discovered. Nonetheless, I've been plagued by gearbox issues, with reverse gear frequently becoming disabled. Even ...
I own a 2023 Renault Clio with 18,000 km on it. On July 10, I took it to Zamanlar Automotive service in Antalya, Turkey, because it was leaking water from the front right side. They told me it was just sweating from the heat and sent me away without any action. Two weeks later, I returned because th...
I own a Clio 4 2016 model Icon 1.5 dCi model vehicle. There are click-click sounds similar to the sound of a clock coming from the driver's seat. As far as I researched on the internet and from the service, I learned that it is a chronic malfunction caused by the heater flap motor and that it is a p...
I own a 2022 Renault Clio Joy. I previously experienced the same engine mount issue with my 2019 and 2020 Clio models, and when the part was replaced, the noise completely disappeared. I encountered the same problem again with my current 2022 model, and the engine mount was replaced under warranty a...
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