Is it safe to drive with Renault Megane EDC dual clutch fault P17F2?

Drive with caution to the nearest garage. Avoid motorway speeds until the fault is diagnosed.

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🟡 Renault Megane EDC dual clutch fault P17F2

Renault Megane 2016

Safe to Drive?

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EDC transmission warning light with fault code P17F2 or similar stored in the TCM. Vehicle may enter limp mode. This code relates to an implausible signal from a clutch actuator position sensor. A TCM software update from a Renault dealer often resolves the fault without hardware replacement. The EDC clutch assembly has a finite service life — replacement at 120,000-150,000 km is typically required on high-mileage vehicles.

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🟡 Renault Megane EDC dual clutch fault P17F2

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