Renault Clio: Conrod bearing shell:
Removal - Refitting
			
			
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IMPORTANT To avoid all risk of damage to the systems, apply the 
safety and cleanliness instructions and operation recommendations before 
carrying out any repair (see Vehicle: Precautions for the repair).
IMPORTANT Wear leaktight gloves (Nitrile type) for this operation.
REMOVAL
I - REMOVAL PREPARATION OPERATION
	- Position the vehicle on a two-post lift (see Vehicle:
	Towing and lifting) (02A, Lifting equipment).
 
	- Remove the engine undertray.
 
	- Drain the oil from the engine (see 10A, Engine and
	cylinder block assembly, Engine oil: Draining -
	Refilling, 10A-12).
 
	- Remove the oil filter (see 10A, Engine and cylinder
	block assembly, Oil filter: Removal - Refitting, 10A-19).
 
	- Remove the lower engine tie-bar (see 19D, Engine
	mounting, Lower engine tie-bar: Removal - Refitting, 19D-13).
 

	- Strap the radiator to the vehicle using safety
	strap(s).
 
	- Remove the clips from the front wheel arch liners on
	the radiator mounting cross member.
 
	- Remove the side reinforcement mountings on the radiator mounting cross 
	member (1).
 
	- Remove the radiator mounting cross member without
	removing the front bumper (see Radiator
	mounting cross member: Removal - Refitting)
	(31A, Front axle components).
 

	- Remove the relay bearing of the front right-hand
	wheel driveshaft.
 

	- Disconnect the oil level sensor connector (if equipped) (2).
 

	- Remove the catalytic converter upstream stay (3).
 

WARNING
Failure to observe the following procedure may
damage the oil pump strainer.
Undo the bolts of the engine oil sump.
	- Fit a component jack to support the engine oil
	sump.
 
	- Remove the bolts from the engine oil sump.
 
	- Detach the engine oil sump, while supporting it with
	the component jack.
 

	- Tilt the engine oil sump forwards in order to access
	the oil pump bolts.
 
	- Partially loosen the oil pump bolts 3 mm to 5 mm.
 
	- Detach the oil pump from its position in order to remove
	the engine oil sump.
 
	- Remove:
		- the engine oil sump,
 
		- the engine oil sump seal,
 
		- the oil pump.
 
	
	 
II - REMOVAL OPERATION FOR THE CON ROD
BEARING SHELLS NO.2

	- Use SURFACE CLEANER (see Vehicle: Parts
	and consumables for the repair) (04B, Consumables
	- Products) to clean the big ends.
 
	- Mark the position of the con rod cap in relation to the
	con rod body using a indelible pencil.
 
	- Position the crankshaft at Top Dead Centre.
 

	- Remove:
		- the con rod bolts,
 
		- the con rod cap,
 
		- the lower con rod bearing shell.
 
	
	 
Note:
If reusing the con rod bearing shells, mark the
position of the lower con rod bearing shell in relation
to the con rod cap.
	- Use SURFACE CLEANER (see Vehicle: Parts
	and consumables for the repair) (04B, Consumables
	- products) to clean the bearing mating face on
	the con rod cap.
 

	- Fit the tie rod of the tool (Mot. 1914) on the con rod
	body.
 
	- Push the con rod upwards to release the con rod
	from the crankpin.
 
	- Turn the crankshaft 90
 
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I - REMOVAL PREPARATION OPERATION
	Position the vehicle on a two-post lift (see Vehicle:
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   D4F, and 740 or 742 or 764
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I - REMOVAL PREPARATION OPERATION
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REMOVAL
I - REMOVAL PREPARATION OPERATION
	Remove:
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