How To Change Shocks Renault Megane I

Follow our step-by-step guide for replacing Renault Megane front shock absorbers. This process also applies to the Renault Grandtour and Scenic models.
Please note that Renault shock absorber replacement and maintenance depends on the model and year of the vehicle. Refer to the vehicle manual for further guidance.
► Front shock absorber replacement steps:
0:03 Renault Megane front shock absorber replacement
0:08 Tools needed for Renault Megane shock absorber replacement
0:16 Spray the control arm nuts and bolts with penetrating oil
0:24 Disconnect the wiring and brake hose from the mount
1:35 Remove the old shock absorber
1:40 Compress the coil spring of the old shock absorber
2:25 Install the new shock absorber coil spring
3:00 Mount the new shock absorber in the wheel arch
► Tools required for Renault Megane shock replacement:
KYB Front Shock Absorbers for Renault Megane
Option 1: R&L Excel-G, Twin Tube (Part No.334808)
Option 2: R&L Premium, Twin Tube (Part No.633827)
Torque/socket wrench: 10,13, 21 mm
Allen key socket: 6 mm
Pin punch
Hammer
Penetrating oil
Wheel chocks
Transmission jack lift
Coil spring compressor
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