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renault clio SERV light on but no fault codes recorded?
hi
the serv light is permanently on in the wifes renault clio 1.4 alise auto but there are not stored fault codes. does anyone have any ideas why its still on?? I recently replaced the lambda sensor and map sensor.
hi just to add further details the SERV light on a renault is not a service indicator it is a MIL light. I've checked with renault and they say that if the serv light is on then the ecu has logged a fault code. I have a code reader but it does not show any fault codes. the service indicator light on my clio is a spanner symbol and its not illuminated.
6 Answers
- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
you may have to take the car to Renault for a diagnostic, you say that you have a code reader but it probably only reads GENERIC codes were as the Renault reader will read in more detail and codes only used by Renault.
Source(s): 30 yrs in motor trade - 1 decade ago
It may be a problem with the ECU itself. I had a problem in my Peugeot where the engine management light kept coming on and my car kept conking out, but no error codes were recorded, even after getting a mechanic from Pug in.. Turned out it was a fuse feeding the ECU or something, so when the engine conkied out, the ECU wasn't working and so wasn't recording the error codes!
- Anonymous1 decade ago
sorry but cheap code readers are like cheap coffee,not worth the cash.if the mil is on a code or codes is logged.you have 2 choices.buy a new functional code reader from a reputable source(not one of those chinese firecrackers).or take it to a good indipendant for diagnosis.so far your ok as the mil is not flashing but it will and that is a cat destroying warning.
- ?Lv 71 decade ago
Is that not supposed to tell you that a service is due? There probably aren't any faults to be disclosed. Just have it serviced and the light reset.