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Problems with the gearshift of the Renault Clio 2021: slipping gearbox and noise development

Whining or grinding noises

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Grinding noise when shifting gears

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Transmission slips/shifts erratically

Hi guys, I have a problem with my Renault Clio, gasoline engine, year of manufacture 2021, where I need your help. The gearshift slips from time to time and makes strange noises. It sounds like grinding or even whining. I have the suspicion that it could be due to the transmission oil pressure. Have any of you ever had similar problems and can perhaps give me a tip on how this was remedied in the workshop? I am really grateful for any experience reports!

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4 comment(s)


Sophia1995

Hi, I had a similar problem with my Renault Megane, petrol engine, year 2019. My experience with cars is rather limited, but maybe my experience will help you anyway. My garage eventually found a faulty transmission control unit and unfortunately it was quite expensive fun. I had to pay around 1000 euros for it. It helped me to compare different garages to find the best offer. Could you perhaps tell us a bit more about your car? How many kilometers has it done and when was the last time the transmission oil was changed? The more information, the better we can help you here. Best regards!

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RaphSpeed (Author)

Hi, thanks for your answer! My Renault Clio has 117255 km on the clock. The last service was a few months ago, and as far as I know they didn't do anything to the gearbox. The transmission control unit sounds really expensive - I hope it's something else. I'll definitely ask at other garages. Thanks for the tip!

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Sophia1995

Hey, no problem, I'm happy to help! It's a shame that the last service didn't provide a solution. But it's good that you're keeping at it. I've heard that it's quite common for this kind of problem to occur with high mileage. Mine had about 130,000 km on it when the problem occurred. It could well be the transmission oil pressure. Have it checked at the garage, maybe it's just a small sensor that's no longer working properly - would definitely be cheaper than the transmission control unit! I'll keep my fingers crossed that it's something cheaper. Let's get some data together. Good luck finding a solution!

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RaphSpeed (Author)

Hello, thank you very much for your reply and for keeping your fingers crossed! I think I'm really going to need that. And you're right, the mileage could definitely be a factor. I'll definitely take your advice and have it checked at the garage. Maybe I'll be lucky and it's just a sensor. That would be a real relief! Your tips were really helpful, thank you. I'll let you know how it goes as soon as I know more. Until then, thanks again and take care!

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