🏷️ Basic Information

Make:

Dacia

Model:

Logan

Generation:

First Generation (LS)

Platform Code:

Dacia B0 Platform (shared with Renault Logan I, Renault Sandero I, Renault Duster I)

👋 Introduction

Market Position:

Budget-friendly, practical, and robust compact sedan and station wagon primarily targeting emerging markets and value-conscious buyers.

Target Audience:

DIY enthusiasts, independent repair shops, and Dacia owners seeking detailed electrical system information.

Key Competitors:

Skoda Fabia, Fiat Albea, Chevrolet Aveo, Hyundai Accent, Kia Rio.

Unique Selling Points:

Affordability, durability, spacious interior for its class, and a reputation for reliability in challenging conditions.

📋 Manual Details

Models Covered:

All Dacia Logan 2004-2012 models, All Engines, All Trim Levels, All Transmission Types

Estimated Page Count:

Extensive (typical factory electrical diagrams are hundreds of pages)

Manual Type:

Factory Electrical Diagram Technical Service Manual

Language:

English

File Format:

PDF

📖 Manual Coverage

Electrical System Coverage:

Comprehensive wiring diagrams for all vehicle systems, including lighting, ignition, starting, charging, fuel injection, ABS, airbags, power windows, central locking, audio system, instrument cluster, climate control, etc.

Engine Management Systems:

Detailed schematics for ECU (Engine Control Unit) inputs/outputs, sensor wiring (e.g., crankshaft position, camshaft position, throttle position, O2 sensors), injector wiring, ignition coil wiring.

Transmission Control Wiring:

Diagrams for manual transmission neutral safety switch, reverse light switch. For automatic transmissions, wiring related to the valve body solenoids and transmission control module.

Chassis Electrical:

Wiring for power steering pump (if electric), ABS control module, wheel speed sensors, brake light switch, clutch switch.

Body Electrical:

Complete diagrams for interior and exterior lighting, horn, wipers, washers, power windows, central locking, mirrors, door locks, seats (heating/adjustment wiring if applicable), sunroof (if fitted).

Instrumentation And Gauges:

Detailed wiring for instrument cluster components, including speedometer, tachometer, fuel gauge, temperature gauge, warning lights (e.g., check engine, oil pressure, battery, ABS, airbag).

Climate Control Wiring:

Schematics for HVAC blower motor, resistors, controls, A/C compressor clutch, refrigerant pressure switches.

Safety Systems Wiring:

Complete wiring diagrams for airbag system components, including the airbag control module, impact sensors, and airbag ignitors.

Diagnostic Procedures:

Troubleshooting guides and procedures for electrical faults, component testing, diagnostic connector pinouts, and symptom-based diagnostics.

Fuse And Relay Identification:

Detailed location of fuse boxes and relay panels, along with the function of each fuse and relay.

Component Testing Procedures:

Step-by-step instructions for testing the resistance, voltage, and continuity of various electrical components.

Wiring Harness Identification:

Information on harness routing, connectors, pin assignments, and wire color coding to facilitate tracing and repair.

Troubleshooting Charts:

Diagnostic flowcharts and symptom-based troubleshooting tables to help identify the root cause of electrical issues.

Lighting System Repair:

Detailed wiring and troubleshooting for headlights, taillights, turn signals, fog lights, interior dome lights, and license plate lights.

Technical Depth:

Detailed circuit diagrams, component locations, connector views, wire colors, and harness routing, suitable for advanced diagnostics and repair.

Schematic Representation:

High-quality, clear, and detailed electrical schematics using standard automotive industry symbols.

Component Location Diagrams:

Visual aids showing the physical location of electrical components, modules, sensors, and actuators within the vehicle.

Connector Views:

Detailed diagrams of electrical connectors, including pin-out configurations and terminal identification.

📊 Manual Specifications

Print Quality:

Printable without restriction

Searchability:

Searchable text within PDF for quick access to specific information.

Binding Type:

Digital Download (PDF)

Paper Type:

N/A (Digital)

Readability:

Clear text and diagrams designed for easy reading on screen or in print.

⚙️ Engine Specifications

Engine Options:

1.4L (K7J) SOHC 8-valve; 1.6L (K7M) SOHC 16-valve; 1.6L (K4M) DOHC 16-valve; 1.5L dCi Turbo Diesel (K9K)

Gasoline Engines Details:

1.4L K7J: 75 PS, 112 Nm torque. 1.6L K7M: 87 PS, 125 Nm torque. 1.6L K4M: 105 PS, 145 Nm torque. All are SOHC/DOHC multi-point fuel injection.

Diesel Engines Details:

1.5L K9K dCi: Available in various power outputs (e.g., 65 PS, 85 PS) with turbocharging and common rail direct injection. Known for fuel economy.

Performance Characteristics:

Focus on fuel efficiency and robustness rather than outright performance. Power outputs typically range from 75 HP to 105 HP depending on the engine.

Fuel Delivery:

Electronic Fuel Injection (MPI for gasoline, Common Rail for diesel).

🔧 Transmission

Standard Transmission:

5-speed manual transmission.

Optional Transmission:

4-speed automatic transmission (available on select 1.6L petrol engines).

Transmission Features:

Durable and straightforward transmission designs, prioritising reliability.

📐 Dimensions

Body Styles:

4-door Sedan, 5-door Station Wagon (MCV).

Wheelbase:

2630 mm (Sedan) / 2905 mm (MCV)

Length:

4247 mm (Sedan) / 4449 mm (MCV)

Width:

1740 mm

Height:

1533 mm (Sedan) / 1558 mm (MCV)

Interior Volume:

Generous for its segment, particularly in terms of rear passenger legroom and cargo space, especially in the MCV variant.

Cargo Capacity:

Sedan: approx. 510 liters; MCV: approx. 700 liters (expandable to over 2000 liters with rear seats folded).

Curb Weight:

Varies by model and engine, typically between 1000kg - 1250kg.

Gross Vehicle Weight Rating:

Varies by model, typically around 1600kg - 1800kg.

🛡️ Safety Features

Safety Ratings Euroncap:

3 Stars (ADAC rating for adult occupant protection, often lower for child and pedestrian protection).

Crash Test Details:

Euro NCAP results varied by year and test criteria; later versions often performed better than initial launches. Specific details for 2004-2012 models should be consulted from official databases.

Active Safety Features:

ABS (Anti-lock Braking System) with EBD (Electronic Brake-force Distribution) often optional or standard on higher trims. Power steering.

Passive Safety Features:

Driver and front passenger airbags (often optional on base models). Three-point seatbelts with pre-tensioners. ISOFIX child seat anchor points.

💡 Technology Features

Infotainment System:

Basic radio/CD player. Higher trims may offer auxiliary input. Bluetooth connectivity was rare or an aftermarket addition on early models.

Audio System Features:

Early models featured basic AM/FM radio with a single CD player and 2-4 speakers. Later models might have received minor upgrades to the head unit.

Driver Assistance Features:

Limited. Parking sensors and cruise control were generally not standard or available on most versions.

Connectivity Options:

Basic, often limited to audio system connectivity. No advanced smartphone integration like Apple CarPlay or Android Auto.

🔧 Maintenance

Oil Change Interval:

Typically 10,000-15,000 km or 12 months, whichever comes first, depending on engine and driving conditions. Refer to the manual for precise intervals.

Engine Oil Specification:

Likely API SJ/SL or ACEA A3/B3/B4, viscosity 5W-40 or 10W-40 depending on climate. (Specifics in manual).

Coolant Specification:

Ethylene glycol-based antifreeze, usually purple or blue color. Consult manual for specific Renault Type D coolant requirements.

Brake Fluid Specification:

DOT 4

Transmission Fluid Manual:

API GL-4, viscosity 75W-80 or 75W-90 (specifics vary).

Transmission Fluid Automatic:

Renaultmatic D3 SYN or equivalent ATF (Automatic Transmission Fluid).

Common Problems:

Electrical gremlins (common in older vehicles of any make), corrosion in certain areas, occasional issues with the cooling system, clutch wear (manual transmissions), and suspension components due to road conditions.

Common Wear Items:

Brake pads and discs, shock absorbers, exhaust system components, clutch kit (manual transmission), and control arm bushings can wear faster due to typical operating conditions.

📚 Vehicle History

Brand Origin:

Dacia is a Romanian automobile manufacturer, originally established in 1966. Acquired by the Renault Group in 1999.

Model Development:

The Dacia Logan was designed as a modern, affordable vehicle based on Renault's engineering and platforms (specifically the Renault Modus/Clio II platform). It aimed to offer a competitive vehicle for developing markets. The first generation was launched in 2004.

Dacia B0 Platform:

The B0 platform is a cost-effective and robust modular platform developed by Renault, allowing for various body styles and derivatives, which Dacia leveraged extensively.

Production Locations:

Primarily manufactured in Mioveni, Romania. Also produced in other Renault-affiliated plants globally under various brand names (e.g., Renault Logan, Nissan Aprio).