Hi, could anyone help with this? I’ve driven a ton of different cars over 30 years and this is my second duster. It’s a 2022/23 SE. I’m worried there’s an issue with the fuel gauge.

I’d done about 220 miles from a full tank, and I filled it up and it took 19.3litres of petrol to fill it up. The range went from 325 to 425 miles.

Does it seem reasonable that such a big drop in petrol would only move the gauge that little?

Is this a fault?
Thanks

Why does it say overdue? I bought the car on the 28th of july last year and am scheduled to service it on July 16

Did i just voided my warranty? Bc 1 year from the thelibery is 27th of july

[Bigster Full Hybrid 155]

Translation (English)

MEDIA 4.1.1 vary depending on the equipment):

• [Radio] General performance and stability improvements for a superior listening experience.
• [HERE Navigation] Improved vehicle location accuracy.
• [Data sharing] Rectification of an issue that caused the involuntary deactivation of vehicle data sharing, especially with the My Dacia app.
• [Driver attention alert] Instances of undue/false alerts have been corrected and resolved.
• [Rear-view/multi-view camera] Resolution of the intermittent image freezing issue.

I just ordered the new logan 2026 but now i see that the tailights are different between logan and sandero , i like the sandero ones much more they look more newer , i can only wonder if i can upgrade them plug and play and if i do it , do i lose the warranty ?

Looks like the Engine 1.6.0 update for the Dacia Duster 3 is finally on its way and should be available in the next few days.
I’ve been waiting for this one, so it’s nice to see Dacia finally fixing the annoying idle RPM issue. Hopefully this puts an end to the random rev increase while the car is standing still.
Anyone else looking forward to this update? Have you had this issue on your Duster 3?

Patch Notes:
PETROL ENGINE 1.6.0
Software updates that improve the vehicle’s functionality to provide an optimal user experience.
This update includes the following improvement:
Fixes an unintended increase in engine speed (RPM) while the vehicle is stationary.
This update will be available in the coming days.

I (might) have a problem with my DD II 1.0 Tce LPG (2020, manual). It has only 46,000 km on the clock; all replacements of consumable parts, fluids, filters, etc. have been carried out regularly, and the oil has been changed every 10,000 km. I’ve had the car for about a year. It’s my first car, so I don’t really have anything to compare it with or much experience. Recently, I’ve had the impression that it drives a bit differently than usual, but the differences are so subtle that I find it hard to say for sure whether there’s actually something wrong. It seems to me that in lower gears, particularly when approaching a junction (slowing down, but not to a complete stop, and then pulling away), it "chokes" slightly, and then "jumps" forward a bit as it starts moving. I can’t rule out that this is a ME problem and my use of the clutch, but I don’t think I’ve changed my driving technique in any way, and I didn’t notice this before. I’d add that I don’t notice any difference whether I’m running on LPG or petrol, or whether the engine is cold or warm or AC is on/off.

I also think that the gears have been a bit harder to engage recently; generally, whilst driving, I can feel a sort of "rattling" under the pedals, and when stationary, I feel like the car is noisier than usual (I’ve recorded a video showing what it looks like and what it sounds like under the bonnet when stationary after about half an hour of city driving).

I had even more doubts when I asked my dad, who also drives a Duster II but with a 1.6 engine, although he’s driven mine on occasion too. He took my car for a spin in town, and we also went for an hour-long drive out of town. He says he thinks everything’s fine and can’t see anything to worry about.

I’d really love it if it turned out that I was just being paranoid and everything fine, or that these are just "Dacia things". It’s all the more difficult to believe that something could have worn out so badly with such low mileage; over the last year I’ve driven about 11,000 km, mainly in town and occasionally on the highway. No warning lights or indicators appeared on the dashboard.

Has anyone else had a similar experience, or, having watched the video, do you think something’s wrong or have a hunch about what might be the problem?

I’d be grateful if you could confirm my suspicions one way or the other and put my paranoid mind at rest. Thanks!!

Bonjour,

Je souhaiterais équiper mon duster III qui arrive prochainement de certains accessoires, et notamment :

• Réflecteurs d’airs pour les 4 vitres
• Gardes-boues / bavettes pour les 4 roues
• Réflecteur de capot (cf photos) +- un ornement de capot

Auriez vous des références ? Je suis tombé sur le site Dacianmag mais les avis sembles mitigés

Merci

It's so clean

I’m so glad I bought them back then — starting with my first MCV in 2009.

I’ve been driving Dacias ever since and have clocked up around 540,000 km in them...

I’m getting a few quotes to fix my dusters tailgate, managed to pull most of it out but there’s still a little dent with a paint scrape. Does anyone know a ballpark figure just so I’m not getting ripped off