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RENAULT CLIOTiming chain or Belt?

RENAULT CLIO: timing chain or timing belt information

About RENAULT CLIO

The Renault Clio is a subcompact car (B-segment in Europe) manufactured by the French automaker Renault. It began to be marketed in 1990, succeeding the Renault Supercinco. It won the European Car of the Year award twice: in 1991, and later again in 2006.

The Clio is one of the best-selling cars in the world, becoming the best-selling French car between 1998 and 2003. The first generation of the Renault Clio was based on the chassis of the legendary Renault Super 5, derived from the Renault 9 and the Renault 11. Its success was such that the second generation would arrive shortly in 1998 (after 3 phases of the Clio I ).

The second-generation Clio was notorious, and had a though rivalry with another French vehicle, the Peugeot 206. It had a total of 5 restylings, the last two being called “Clio Campus“. During this generation, a sedan version of the Clio, the Renault Symbol, was delevoped and sold mainly in South America,

In most recent generations of the Clio, the utility vehicle has grown significantly in size. Family body styles (Break) have also been introduced. Finally, it should be noted that throughout history, the Renault Clio has had many sporty versions, some of them limited edition and even intended for competition:

The range of competitors of the Clio is very wide. They include the Peugeot 208, the Opel Corsa, the Citroen C3, the Toyota Yaris, and the Ford Fiesta among many others. There have been five generations of the Renault Clio, although each generation has undergone several redesigns. The current generation is produced on the CMF-B platform, shared with the Renault Captur, Nissan Juke and Nissan Note.

#1RENAULT CLIO - Generation I(1990)
B/C575/357

HatchbackB/C575/357

RENAULT CLIO, generation I, Hatchback: engine and timing system
RENAULT CLIO, generation I, Hatchback: engine and timing system
RENAULT CLIO, generation I, Hatchback: engine and timing system
RENAULT CLIO, generation I, Hatchback: engine and timing system
RENAULT CLIO, generation I, Hatchback: engine and timing system
RENAULT CLIO, generation I, Hatchback: engine and timing system

#2RENAULT CLIO - Generation II(1998)
BBCB

HatchbackBB0/1/2CB0/1/2

RENAULT CLIO, generation II, Hatchback: engine and timing system
RENAULT CLIO, generation II, Hatchback: engine and timing system
RENAULT CLIO, generation II, Hatchback: engine and timing system
RENAULT CLIO, generation II, Hatchback: engine and timing system
RENAULT CLIO, generation II, Hatchback: engine and timing system
RENAULT CLIO, generation II, Hatchback: engine and timing system

#3RENAULT CLIO - Generation III(2005)
BR0/1CR0/1

HatchbackBR0/1CR0/1

RENAULT CLIO, generation III, Hatchback: engine and timing system
RENAULT CLIO, generation III, Hatchback: engine and timing system
RENAULT CLIO, generation III, Hatchback: engine and timing system
RENAULT CLIO, generation III, Hatchback: engine and timing system

GrandTour / FamiliarKR0KR1

RENAULT CLIO, generation III, GrandTour / Familiar: engine and timing system
RENAULT CLIO, generation III, GrandTour / Familiar: engine and timing system

#4RENAULT CLIO - Generation IV(2012)
BH

HatchbackBH

RENAULT CLIO, generation IV, Hatchback: engine and timing system
RENAULT CLIO, generation IV, Hatchback: engine and timing system

GrandTour / FamiliarKH

RENAULT CLIO, generation IV, GrandTour / Familiar: engine and timing system
RENAULT CLIO, generation IV, GrandTour / Familiar: engine and timing system

#5RENAULT CLIO - Generation V(2019)
BF

HatchbackBF

RENAULT CLIO, generation V, Hatchback: engine and timing system
RENAULT CLIO, generation V, Hatchback: engine and timing system
UnknownBody style
PowerN/A
DisplacementN/A
ValvesN/A
DriveN/A

Engine identification

ManufacturerN/A
FamilyN/A
Code
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Recommended oil
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Timing systemUnknown
Replacement intervalUnknown
Interference
Indicates whether valves and pistons occupy the same space at different times. In an interference engine, timing system failure can cause them to collide and severely damage the engine.
Unknown