This comprehensive Workshop Service Manual for the Renault Super5, covering models from 1984 to 1996, is your ultimate guide to maintaining and repairing your vehicle. Designed for both experienced mechanics and enthusiastic DIYers, this manual provides detailed instructions and specifications for a wide range of tasks, ensuring you can confidently tackle any repair or maintenance project. The manual features step-by-step procedures for routine maintenance, including tune-ups, oil changes, and filter replacements, as well as in-depth guides for more complex repairs. You'll find detailed instructions on removing and installing components, disassembling and reassembling parts, and diagnosing issues related to the fuel system, ignition, lubrication system, exhaust, electrical system, and body. Whether you're tackling a simple maintenance task or performing a more extensive engine or transmission rebuild, this manual offers the guidance you need. It also includes essential information on troubleshooting common problems, understanding warning lights, and interpreting diagnostic codes. The manual is written in clear and concise language, supplemented by numerous diagrams and illustrations, ensuring you understand the instructions and procedures effectively. With this comprehensive resource at your fingertips, you'll be equipped to keep your Renault Super5 running smoothly for years to come.

The Renault Super 5, also known as the Renault 5 in certain markets, was a supermini car produced by the French automaker Renault from 1984 to 1996. It was the successor to the highly successful Renault 5, and continued the legacy of its predecessor with a combination of affordability, practicality, and a stylish design. The Super 5 retained the iconic hatchback body style of its predecessor, but with significant improvements in terms of its chassis, suspension, and engine technology. It was offered with a wide range of petrol engine options, allowing discerning buyers a choice of performance and fuel economy. The Super 5 became a popular choice for families and commuters alike thanks to its spacious interior, comfortable ride, and fuel efficient engines. Beyond its practicality, the Super 5 garnered recognition for its bold and innovative design. The car's clean lines, large glass area, and distinctive front grille gave it a contemporary and youthful appeal. The Super 5 also introduced a number of new features for its segment, such as a digital dashboard and a revolutionary "built-in" spare wheel that fitted beneath the boot floor, maximizing trunk space. The Super 5 became a cultural phenomenon, particularly in Europe, with its bright colors and distinctive styling resonating with a younger generation. It was also a popular choice for rallying and other motorsport events, proving its capability and performance beyond its everyday role. By the time production ended in 1996, the Super 5 had achieved a remarkable sales success, selling over 4 million units worldwide, cementing its place as an iconic and influential car in automotive history.