Hello All, My name is Dan, I am new to this group and in need of some help please. My mrs owns a 1996 Twingo Easy, which is the semi-automatic version (i.e it...
Hi Dan, Generally it is a bad idea to tow any sort of automatic vehicle... I don't know about the Twingo specifically, though so someone with more knowledge...
18 months stopped without emptying the oil carter, removing battery (dead by now) water fluids, etc? At least twice a month the car should run 10km or so, or...
Thanks for your previous advice Chris and Lissandro! Quite bizarrely, all the twingo needed was a jump start. Even though the battery was fully charged it...
did the 10,000km service a week ago and changed the oil filter, i think the best way to do it i to remove the lower pipe from the water pump to the radiator....
Maybe the noises were caused by upper part of engine (camshaft and valves) running completely dry (the oil goes slowly down thru time)... until the oil pump...
The quick and dirty method I tend to use to remove the oil filter (because of the limited space available under the engine) is to drain the oil and then access...
Hi, I have a 2001 twi. Since I bought it, I replaced air and oil filters easily. But when I wanted to replace the fuel filter, neither me nor the technician...
Hi, Mine on the 1999 is near the fuel pump, but on the underneath of the car rather than accessible from inside. However, I think that modern 2001-2008 twingow...
Hehe, no I gave up on the idea - I've got a MkII Golf GTi which I use if I need people in back most of the time When I've seen it done before on the continent,...
There is a proper Renault parcel shelf with hole precut and speakers prefitted. I've only seen one once, and it peared to have proper channels for the wire and...
Yeah, same. I'll live without it. Though I might investigate having a detachable rear speaker box that I can put in the boot when I'm not carrying anything... ...
I have a pair of specific speaker pods that mount on top of the rear suspension struts, they aren't doing anything at the moment I was going to fit them to my...
I've simply cut holes and used a couple of 50W RMS triaxial speakers. Before them, I suspected but didn't know how I wasn't appreciating the sound in a decent...
They didn't, you'll have to upload them to the group's site. How did you run the wiring, given the fact the parcel shelf's attached to the tailgate not the...
yes, please link to pictures hosted online. I'm really interested in a parts number for the official speaker shelf or photos of what people have done...
Hi guys In the photos there is not the last detail for the wiring, I wrapped the wires from the trunk cover to a point near the spare tire with a nylon spiral...
I reckon I can do one better and just nip in the Renault garage and get an accessories brochure... perk of living in France. Alex ... From: Matt Sephton To:...
Dear Matt This is a reply to your original message. Yes,the speaker shaped areas in the rear are indeed for mounting speakers and if you don't want speakers...
Found it http://www.xcarlink.co.uk/product.php?productid=56&cat=15&page=1 Although the Twingo's standard radio isn't found in their compatibility list, I've...
Actually now I look again, the top radio in their pictures looks like my radio, except it's black and mine's pale grey to match the interior. [Non-text...
The mounting kit is needed because it raises the level of the speaker with 4.5 cm above the suspension so if you find one you have to use some low-profile...
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