“F16.i.e” engine cover stencil – Renault Clio Williams, 16S/16V, R19 16S/16V

The “F16.i.e” rocker cover marking redone the factory way: in paint, with a stencil cut to the original outline.

On the F7R engine of the Clio Williams, Clio 16S/16V and Renault 19 16S/16V, the yellow “F16.i.e” lettering is not a sticker: it is painted straight onto the plastic cover. For a faithful restoration, this stencil lets you redo it the same way. Its outline is that of our sticker, measured from a genuine Renault rocker cover (part number 7700741557): shape and typeface are correct.

Contents

• 1 self-adhesive “F16.i.e” stencil, ready to apply
• 1 “Renault” positioning guide to place the stencil exactly in the original location: mask it before painting so the “Renault” does not get painted

Good to know

• Paint not included: choose a yellow paint suited to plastics and to the heat of the engine bay.
• Single-use stencil, designed for one paint job.
• There are at least two versions of cover 7700741557, with the “Renault” moulding in a different place: with our guide, the marking may sit slightly off compared with the original.
• Rather not paint? The yellow “F16.i.e” sticker reproduces the same marking, ready to apply.

Also available

• Version: Sticker — “F16.i.e” engine cover sticker – Renault Clio Williams, 16S/16V, R19 16S/16V

At a glance

• STICK-IN reference: STK-100-741
• Vehicle(s): Clio Williams, Renault 19 16S - 16V, Clio 16S - 16V - CUP
• Location: Engine Compartment
• Colour: marking to be painted yellow (paint not included)
• Material: cut self-adhesive vinyl with open letters: paint only reaches the lettering
• Transfer tape: yes, it holds the inside of the “6” and the “e” in place while you apply it
• Manufacturer part no. (for search): 7700741557
• Manufacturing: made to order in our workshop in France — shipped within 3 to 7 days (excluding Saturdays, Sundays, public holidays and annual closure)

How to use

• Remove every trace of the old marking, then degrease the cover thoroughly.
• Position the stencil with the guide, peel off the transfer tape and press down all the letter edges firmly so no paint creeps underneath.
• Mask the “Renault” guide and the cover around the stencil, then paint in several thin coats rather than one heavy coat.
• Peel the stencil off gently as soon as the paint is touch-dry, without waiting for it to cure fully: the edges stay crisp.