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Renault Rx4
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tnash
, Mar 29 2009 05:12 PM, 6 replies to this topic
#1
Posted 29 March 2009 - 05:12 PM
Calling any sifu for Renault Scenic RX4 !!!
To those who have driven/owned this model, appreciate very much your advice
and review of this SUV.
How's the performance, fuel consumption, spares availability, clutch, etc..etc..
Is it worth buying ?
Thanks for your info.
tnash
#2
Posted 23 April 2009 - 03:09 PM
QUOTE (tnash @ Mar 29 2009, 05:12 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Calling any sifu for Renault Scenic RX4 !!!
To those who have driven/owned this model, appreciate very much your advice
and review of this SUV.
How's the performance, fuel consumption, spares availability, clutch, etc..etc..
Is it worth buying ?
Thanks for your info.
Hi there tnash. Im currently driving the RX4. Anything u wanna know?
#3
Posted 27 April 2009 - 11:39 PM
QUOTE (squeaky @ Apr 23 2009, 03:09 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Hi there tnash. Im currently driving the RX4. Anything u wanna know?
Hi squeaky,
Thanks for responding. Need your assistance .
Just a few things need to know about this model.
1. Clutch - is it normal that the clutch pedal is stiff when changing gear ?
2. Fuel - what is the average fuel consumption?
3. Engine Oil - do you use ELF 10w40 or 15w50 semi syn ?
4. Gear Oil - what is the brand recommended ?
5. Speed - what is the max speed for this car ?
Lastly, how is your car treating you so far ? What I mean is the running costs , spare parts and
it's behaviour. My apology asking you so much questions. Need to be prepared with the technical know how,
as I would be acquiring one soon. Maybe one of these days we will bump upon each other, who knows. Can
exchange experience ya. Hope to hear from you soon.TQ
Cheers!!!
tnash
#4
Posted 13 February 2010 - 02:47 AM
Hi Squeaky / Tnash,
I am also interested to acquire a used Renault RX4. Tnash, did you get the answers from Squeaky? I'd really love to know the answers if you don't mind sharing. And are you driving one yourself right now? Will appreciate any tips from you guys Squeaky / Tnash. THANKS in advance!
Cheers,
Ken
Hi squeaky,
Thanks for responding. Need your assistance .
Just a few things need to know about this model.
1. Clutch - is it normal that the clutch pedal is stiff when changing gear ?
2. Fuel - what is the average fuel consumption?
3. Engine Oil - do you use ELF 10w40 or 15w50 semi syn ?
4. Gear Oil - what is the brand recommended ?
5. Speed - what is the max speed for this car ?
Lastly, how is your car treating you so far ? What I mean is the running costs , spare parts and
it's behaviour. My apology asking you so much questions. Need to be prepared with the technical know how,
as I would be acquiring one soon. Maybe one of these days we will bump upon each other, who knows. Can
exchange experience ya. Hope to hear from you soon.TQ
Cheers!!!
I am also interested to acquire a used Renault RX4. Tnash, did you get the answers from Squeaky? I'd really love to know the answers if you don't mind sharing. And are you driving one yourself right now? Will appreciate any tips from you guys Squeaky / Tnash. THANKS in advance!
Cheers,
Ken
QUOTE (tnash @ Apr 27 2009, 11:39 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Hi squeaky,
Thanks for responding. Need your assistance .
Just a few things need to know about this model.
1. Clutch - is it normal that the clutch pedal is stiff when changing gear ?
2. Fuel - what is the average fuel consumption?
3. Engine Oil - do you use ELF 10w40 or 15w50 semi syn ?
4. Gear Oil - what is the brand recommended ?
5. Speed - what is the max speed for this car ?
Lastly, how is your car treating you so far ? What I mean is the running costs , spare parts and
it's behaviour. My apology asking you so much questions. Need to be prepared with the technical know how,
as I would be acquiring one soon. Maybe one of these days we will bump upon each other, who knows. Can
exchange experience ya. Hope to hear from you soon.TQ
Cheers!!!
#5
Posted 16 February 2010 - 02:21 AM
QUOTE (wclimkl @ Feb 13 2010, 02:47 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Hi Squeaky / Tnash,
I am also interested to acquire a used Renault RX4. Tnash, did you get the answers from Squeaky? I'd really love to know the answers if you don't mind sharing. And are you driving one yourself right now? Will appreciate any tips from you guys Squeaky / Tnash. THANKS in advance!
Cheers,
Ken
I am also interested to acquire a used Renault RX4. Tnash, did you get the answers from Squeaky? I'd really love to know the answers if you don't mind sharing. And are you driving one yourself right now? Will appreciate any tips from you guys Squeaky / Tnash. THANKS in advance!
Cheers,
Ken
Hi wclimkl,
Am still driving the RX4 todate. Following are my findings:
1. Clutch - After acquiring the car, I changed the clutch components , clutch plate/ diaphragm / bearings / gaskets.
Now the clutch is light and responsive. ( work done at Renautech USJ ) took about a week to change.
2. Fuel - Not too bad for a 2.0 AWD. Obviously consumption a bit heavier than normal 2.0 car. Good thing you can use
RON95.
3. Engine Oil - Changed at Renautech using AGIP 10W40, engine quite smooth running.
4. Gear Oil - Changed at Renautech, forgot the brand .
5. Speed - kalau berani can go above 170kmh, no problem
6. Parts - so far have changed the link rods both side, bought at Sunmasters TTDI.
Original parts are on the high side $$$ but last longer.
7. Spare tyre - suggest keep inside boot rather than hanging outside, as the weight of the tyre can cause hair line crack
to the rear door , the black area near the handle and the wiper area.
8. Interior - look out for the shrinking door fabric cover.
Overall, I'm quite happy with performance and the characteristic of the car. Very comfortable and good command of view as it is high compared to Scenic MPV.
tnash
#6
Posted 19 April 2012 - 02:21 PM
The truck looks very compact! Since the engine is made from France the quality is very much aligned to European standards. It's a great looking vehicle though
#7
Posted 04 January 2013 - 06:42 PM
I'd really love to know the answers if you guys don't mind sharing.
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