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by Oliver » Thu 20.12.2007, 19:05
Part number 8671000036 (from Renault dealers) - they usually keep stock.
550mm - perfect fit & inexpensive.
M100 N/A - No PAS
RenautSport Megane 275 Cup
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Benelli 2C
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by rip » Thu 20.12.2007, 22:21
Oliver,
You seem to provide info on a lot of Renault alternatives. Any particular reason for this that we should know about?
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by Oliver » Sat 12.01.2008, 08:48
Hello,
Sorry long silence, bloody Christmas puts my life into neutral.
I worked for a Renault dealer in the parts dept. and pilfered all the cross-reference books when i left. I don`t take the book`s word for it though. I buy and fit the parts before posting the numbers on the site. It`s like pattern stuff but OE quality & MUCH cheaper.
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by markv » Sat 12.01.2008, 21:58
Thanks Oliver, I've been looking for suitable wiper blades for a year - everywhere I've been has drawn a blank when they look through their catalogues.
Oliver wrote:I don't take the book's word for it though. I buy and fit the parts before posting the numbers on the site
Do you know approximately how many parts cross reference to the Elan? I just wondered, if they could all be posted (perhaps on WikiLEC) then it would help people desperate for particular parts, and they could confirm back to all of us that the parts fitted OK.
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by Specky » Sat 12.01.2008, 23:28
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by Sy V » Sun 13.01.2008, 09:29
I seem to recall that the window motors are Peugeot or Renault... can you confirm Oliver?
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by M100 TWO » Sun 13.01.2008, 18:15
Sy they were from a Peugeot
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by Oliver » Tue 15.01.2008, 18:19
Sorry chaps, don`t know about the window motors. Most of the bits i have crossed referenced are service parts only.
The Renault numbers i`ve confirmed so far are (they are fitted to my car). -
86 71 002 726 - out CV gaiter kit (universal but fits M100 exactly) £8 ish
86 71 010 039 - front brake disc (pair) Brembo £40 ish
86 71 010 061 - front brake pads (v.good) axle set £18 ish
86 71 000 036 - wiper blade (single) £3.50 ish
86 71 002 663 - air filter element £6.50 ish
all are +vat
The only catch is that on ringing / calling your local Renault dealer they may not have them on the shelf (apart form the wipers). But don`t worry, if ordered before 4pm they can get them next day for you. If no stock in UK, 2-3 days from France.
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by markv » Thu 07.02.2008, 01:03
Got the wipers, which fit perfectly - thanks Oliver - at last I have a clear windscreen after using the windscreen washer/wiper!
Cost was £7 per wiper, and it is worth ringing to check they are in stock - the Renault dealer I went to didn't have any in stock, and the order took 3 days to come through.
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by Oliver » Thu 07.02.2008, 07:23
Hi Mark,
Sorry the price was a bit out. Maybe as i worked there they gave me more discount than i though. I think the other prices are good though.
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by tigerdog » Sat 09.02.2008, 06:27
Being as Renault and the other French manufacturers do not sell cars here in the US, does anyone have a recommendation for something available on this side of the Atlantic?
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by M100 TWO » Sat 09.02.2008, 17:38
I use Champion X55 the same fitment also for Porsche Boxster 1996 on ,Mercedes M Class 1997 on, SLK 1996 on, BMW X5 1999 on, Audi TT 1996 on if that helps you the other side of the pond
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by tigerdog » Sun 10.02.2008, 18:37
M100 TWO wrote:I use Champion X55 the same fitment also for Porsche Boxster 1996 on ,Mercedes M Class 1997 on, SLK 1996 on, BMW X5 1999 on, Audi TT 1996 on if that helps you the other side of the pond
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I'll check this fitment. Hopefully I'll find something with enough curvature to fit the windscreen. Thanks for the suggestion!
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by tweetdriver63 » Wed 13.08.2008, 04:21
I just went to Wal-mart and picked up a pair of wiper blades. 22" IIRC, and universal fitment type blades. They worked perfectly. Wiper blades ain't rocket science.
I have to get new ones again, refills at least, because I've buggered 'em up using them to hold down the front of my showercape. I tend to be lazy and just pull the showercape out from under them, which has messed them up. After I get new ones, I'll stop doing that.
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by algirdas » Fri 15.08.2008, 05:37
Dear Tweetdriver:
It is my understanding that the Fed wipers are 23 inches. Try finding wiper blades in the States that are 23 inches. You can get 22 inch or 24 inch. And I am assuming that you are talking about the entire wiper assembly and not just a re-fill (the rubber insert).
If you are willing to go for a walk on the wild side, you can put a 24 inch Bosch ICON super wiper on the driver's side and a 22 inch on the passenger side. That is what I am running for day-to-day use. The ICON blade helps stay glued to the windshield in strong gusts of wind (here in Colorado).
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by Elanlover » Mon 18.08.2008, 15:17
I bought 2 of those new, one piece blades that starting showing up on Audis and other cars a few years ago. Don't know that name for them but they are the kind that don't have all the little hinges and joints in them but are a smooth piece of metal that is slight curved. I bought them in 24" and lopped 1" off the passnegers side with a dremel. If you put 24" wipers on the passenger side they will likely hit the body when moving to what's normally the "off" position and scratch the paint.
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by algirdas » Mon 18.08.2008, 16:20
Dear Blair:
I was concerned about that when I put them on, but clearance on the driver's side for a 24 inch blade is no problem. On the passenger's side, I use a 22 inch blade.
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by nitroman » Sun 12.10.2008, 04:50
algirdas wrote:Dear Blair:
I was concerned about that when I put them on, but clearance on the driver's side for a 24 inch blade is no problem. On the passenger's side, I use a 22 inch blade.
Sincerely,
Algirdas
Ditto here. I have the ICON blades as well in 24/22. They work much better than even factory new wipers as the surface pressure is uniform across the width of the blade. It is a true generational difference in design and anyone who keeps the original "frame" wipers when replacement is due, can only justify it by claiming faithfullness to originality. The ICONs are not the only frameless wiper design/company offering this type of blade. There is also less chance of noisy blades as no one spot is pressing harder against the glass. You notice this as even though water is gone the blades still make no noise!
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by tigerdog » Sun 12.10.2008, 05:15
algirdas wrote:I was concerned about that when I put them on, but clearance on the driver's side for a 24 inch blade is no problem. On the passenger's side, I use a 22 inch blade. Algirdas
nitroman wrote:Ditto here. I have the ICON blades as well in 24/22. They work much better than even factory new wipers as the surface pressure is uniform across the width of the blade.
A 3rd positive review here. I second all of Nitroman's comments and agree with Algirdas' 24/22 fitment suggestion for Bosch Ikon wipers. They look a little clunky but they do the job exceedingly well. Here in the US, the
Trico Neoform is similar to Bosch Ikon at a lower price. I have it on our Merc E320 - it is the only blade that has
ever worked right in the single-blade, push-pull wiper arm.
Trico Innovision blade offers the same technology but look slimmer since they don't have the aerofoil design.
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by algirdas » Sun 12.10.2008, 07:59
Dear Nitroman and Tigerdog:
October 15th is approaching and it is time to change the wiper blades and put on the snow tires for my daily driver. I'm going with the Bosch ICON blades on the BMW after having them on the Elan. Plus, I don't notice the clunkiness anymore (well, at least I did not until Tigerdog brought it up. Thanks, dude.) We all get hit with tons of advertising blather about "the greatest wiper blade ever" and I have bought hook, line and sinker on some of it myself, but a manager of an Advance Auto Part store turned me on to these Bosch bad boys. I would not have bought them were it not for the fact that he and I go to church together and he let me use them for a month for free before buying them.
Looks like tomorrow may be a final drive for a while. I hope I can get it in before the snow from Salt Lake hits. Goodyear Eagle GS-D3s are downright dangerous in snow. Great in the wet. Horrible in the snow.
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