Renault Logan repair

The Renault Logan is an affordable family car, so to keep its price down, components and assemblies from other Renault models were extensively used. The car's MacPherson strut front suspension with lower wishbones is based on that of the Renault Clio II, while the rear features a semi-independent H-shaped crossbeam with trailing arms, similar to the Renault Modus. The entire heating system is also borrowed from the new Modus. The electronic control unit is borrowed from the Twingo, and the car received the cooling system vents and gearshift knob from the Espace.

An external sign of worn valve stem seals is the brief appearance of blue smoke from the exhaust pipe after starting the engine, as well as during engine braking after prolonged driving under load.

  1. Replacing the valve cover gasket on a Renault Logan
  2. Replacing the crankshaft seals on a Renault Logan engine
  3. Replacing the camshaft oil seal on a Renault Logan engine
  4. Replacing the steering knuckle of a Renault Logan car suspension
  5. Adjusting the valve clearances of a Renault Logan engine
  6. Removing the Renault Logan floor tunnel trim
  7. Removing the ignition switch and immobilizer coil on a Renault Logan
  8. The design of the Renault Logan heating and air conditioning system
  9. How to remove the Renault Logan dashboard
  10. Removing and installing the instrument cluster of a Renault Logan car
  11. Removing and installing rear wheel brake pads on a Renault Logan
  12. Removing and installing the rear brake drum on a Renault Logan
  13. Replacing brake hoses and pipes on a Renault Logan
  14. Removing the brake caliper and disc on a Renault Logan
  15. Replacing the front brake pads on a Renault Logan
  16. Removing and installing the brake adjuster on a Renault Logan
  17. Replacing the brake booster on a Renault Logan
  18. Replacing the brake master cylinder on a Renault Logan
  19. Adjusting the brake pedal on a Renault Logan