This comprehensive RENAULT 19 CAR Service Repair Manual provides detailed, step-by-step instructions for servicing, repairing, and maintaining your vehicle. Designed for both professional mechanics and DIY enthusiasts, this manual offers an in-depth understanding of your RENAULT 19 CAR. It covers a wide range of topics, including general information, transmission, chassis, heating and ventilation, sheet metal work, specific tools, sealing and soundproofing, trim and upholstery, paint information, cabriolet car information, Chamade457 model information, sport model information, alarm, towing attachment, carry all and Atlet roof bar information, and sunroof. The manual's clear illustrations and comprehensive explanations will guide you through every repair and troubleshooting procedure, empowering you to tackle any maintenance task with confidence.

## The Renault 19: A Compact Car with a Legacy

The Renault 19, launched in 1988, was a compact hatchback that marked a significant step forward for the French automaker. It replaced the Renault 9 and 11, introducing modern styling and advanced technology to the segment. The 19's design, penned by the renowned Marcello Gandini, was characterized by sharp lines and a sloping hatchback, giving it a sporty and aerodynamic look. It offered practicality with a spacious interior, particularly in the wagon variant, and a flexible seating arrangement. The 19 boasted a wide range of engine options, from fuel-efficient petrol and diesel units to a peppy 1.7-liter turbocharged engine, catering to various driving needs.

The success of the Renault 19 transcended its initial sales numbers. It was praised for its handling, comfortable ride, and reliability, making it a popular choice for both private and fleet customers. The car was also a significant success in motorsport, competing in various touring car championships and even winning the 1990 European Touring Car Championship. The Renault 19 remained in production until 1996 and was a pivotal model for the brand, paving the way for future compact car offerings like the Clio and Mégane. Its legacy lives on, not only as a symbol of the brand's evolution but also as a testament to its ability to create compelling and versatile vehicles.