Part 1 “The Extraction” Renault Megane 55k miles and left for dead

No crank. No start. In this first part of the Renault Megan restoration series, we tackle the daunting task of reviving a car that has been sitting idle for over three years due to an intermittent starting issue. Join us as we embark on a mission to bring this neglected vehicle back to life!
The car's condition is challenging:
Dead battery
Corroded contacts
Failed door and roof seals
Damp and mould inside
Moss-covered exterior
Seized brakes
Collapsed suspension
In this video, you'll see a systematic approach to addressing each problem to get the Renault Megan running again. We use a Dremel to clean electrical contacts, recharge the battery, and apply electrical contact cleaning spray to the coil pack and cam position sensor contacts. After some effort, we get the engine running smoothly!
Next, we face the task of freeing the seized brakes and getting the wheels turning. With the help of the powerful Range Rover, we pull the Renault from its resting place, setting the stage for further restoration work.
Experience every step from multiple angles as we bring you along on this journey to give the Renault Megan a new lease on life. Don't miss the detailed footage and join us in the satisfying process of automotive resurrection!
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#carenthusiast #automobile #cleaning #diy #detailing #RenaultMegan #CarRestoration #EngineRevival #DIYCarRepair #AutomotiveRestoration #ClassicCar #CarRepair #Revival #MossCoveredCar #DremelTool #RangeRover #StepByStepRepair

[@pigeonpoo1823]

Nice one. saw the thumbnail and thought 'must be an R-something as it has an alcantara steering wheel'. Roll on Part 2

[@MrTechstyle]

Hmm nice, has alcantara everything, the smell is something else!!!

[@pacolito5955]

i'm so excited to see the wash

[@MrTechstyle]

lol like all good exterior car cleaning videos it starts with a vacuum cleaner

[@glynodonnell7932]

Looking forward to part 2

[@MrTechstyle]

Thanks, it will be out soon, your going to love it, MASSIVE transformation!

[@dennij]

Good use of time lapse to show the full process rather than cutting in after stuff has happened. Really enjoyable without the music in between which makes the commentary stand out. Your video skills and choice of angles really works well, thank goodness you are not able to transfer the smell of all that mould though 😂 Nothing left apart from me to head over and watch part 2.

[@MrTechstyle]

Ah that's good, glad you enjoyed it, thanks for the comments, really appreciated.

[@jacobappleby389]

Really good video.When are you gonna upload part 2?

[@MrTechstyle]

Currently being edited my friend, surprising results!! Thanks for subscribing. Thanks for the feedback glad you enjoyed it.