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    							CHASSISANDBODY
    35
    REPAIR
    15.
    Iffitted, remove 2screws, washers andnuts
    securing auxiliaryswitchpaneltolower fascia
    panel andswitch cover.
    16. Withdraw switchpanelanddisconnect switch
    leads.
    17. Remove 2screws securing switchcoverto
    parcel tray.
    18. Remove fuseboxcover.
    19. Models withhand throttle:
    Remove fuseboxLHretaining screw.
    Pivot fuseboxdown togain access tolower
    inner hand throttle coverfixingscrew.
    Remove 4screws andliftup hand throttle cover
    from lower fascia panel.
    20.Remove 2screws andremove bothfootwell
    vents fromlower fascia panel.
    21. Remove singlescrewanddetach doorcheck
    strap cover fromLHand RHdoors.
    22. Remove 3screws securing wipermotor coverto
    fascia bulkhead.
    23. Release locatingpinsfrom fascia panel, lower
    wiper motor coverand,ifapplicable, disconnect
    radio speaker leads.Retain wipermotor rack
    cover. OnLHdrive vehicles, disconnect
    multi-plugs fromrearofswitch panel.
    24. Prise out2large and5small capfasteners
    securing trimpanel toparcel shelfandfascia
    bulkhead.
    25. Carefully foldback trimpanel toclear fresh air
    vent operating leversandremove panelfrom
    parcel shelf.     
    						
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    ANDBODY
    36 REPAIR
    26.
    Release demisthoseandliftparcel shelffrom
    lower fascia panel(heater duct).Feedmain
    harness leadsandplugs through aperture in
    parcel shelf.
    27. Remove parcelshelf.
    28.Remove 7screws securing bottomedgeoflower
    fascia paneltofascia bulkhead, notingposition
    of both footwell coverretaining plates.
    29. Remove bothretaining platesandlower footwell
    covers.
    30. Unscrew 2retaining boltssecuring topedge of
    lower fascia paneltobulkhead.
    31. With assistance, lowerfascia paneland,if
    applicable, disconnect RHradio speaker leads.
    32. Remove fasciapanelfromvehicle. Refit
    33. Position lowerfascia paneltobulkhead,
    reconnect RHspeaker leads,ifapplicable, and
    secure topedge with2bolts.
    34. Locate RHfootwell coverretaining plateunder
    bottom edgeoffascia panelandsecure with3
    screws.
    35. Repeat operation forLH footwell coverretaining
    plate.
    36. Fitremaining lowerfascia panelfixingscrews.
    37. Locate parcelshelf.Ensure allradio and
    auxiliary switchpanelharness leadsandplugs
    are fedthrough aperture inparcel shelf.
    38. Fitdemist hosesintoheater ductoflower fascia
    panel. Ensure flanges ofhose grommets are
    correctly seated.
    39. Fittrim panel andsecure withcapfasteners.
    40. Reconnect LHspeaker leads,ifapplicable,
    locate wipermotor coverpinsinlower fascia
    panel andsecure wth3screws. Ensurewiper
    rack cover iscorrectly seated.OnLHdrive
    vehicles, reconnect multi-plugs torear ofswitch
    panel.
    41. Secure finisher towiper motor cover.
    42. Fitdoor check strapcovers onboth sides.
    43. Fitfootwell ventstolower fascia panel.
    44. Models fittedwithhand throttle:
    Fit hand throttle cover.
    Secure LHside offuse box.
    45. Fitfuse boxcover.
    46. Fitauxiliary switchcovertoparcel tray,if
    applicable.   
    						
    							CHASSISANDBODY
    37
    REPAIR
    47.
    Connect leadsandplugs toauxiliary switches
    and clock.
    48. Secure switchpaneltolower fascia paneland
    switch cover.
    49. Position radiohousing, ifapplicable, andfeed
    radio multi- plug,aerial andspeaker leadsfrom
    switch covertoradio housing.
    50. Secure radiohousing totrim panel.
    51. Fitradio connections andsecure radioin
    housing.
    52. Fitcrash padtofascia bulkhead.
    53. Fitdemister ventsincrash pad.
    54. Fitgrab handle tolower fascia panelandsecure
    to crash pad.Refit Land Rover decal.
    55. Connect multi-plugs torear screen, hazardand
    interior lampswitches andfitswitch panelto
    fascia panel.
    56. Fitheater control cable
    SeeHEATING AND
    VENTILATION, Repair,Heatercontrol cable-
    air distribution
    .
    57. Fitinstrument panel
    SeeINSTRUMENTS,
    Repair, instrument panel
    .
    58. Fitsteering columnnacelle
    SeeSTEERING,
    Repair, Steering columnnacelle
    .
    59. Fitsteering wheel
    SeeSTEERING, Repair,
    Steering wheel
    .
    60. Reconnect battery. FRONT
    UNDERTRAY
    Service repairno-76.11.81 -Front undertray
    Service repairno-76.11.85 -Acoustic pad
    Remove 1. Raise vehicle onramp.
    2. Position supportunderchassis front
    crossmember.
    3. Lower ramptogive clearance betweenaxleand
    undertray.
    4. Remove 4nuts, disconnect propellershaftfrom
    front axle, andmove aside.
    5. Remove 2bolts securing undertray tochassis
    front crossmember.
    6. Remove nutsecuring undertray tobump stop
    front fixing boltonboth sides.
    7. Remove 2bolts securing sidesofundertray to
    rear undertray.
    8. Pull front undertray forwardstorelease flanges
    from rearundertray.
    9. Lower undertray toclear steering boxetc.and
    manouvre rearwardsoveraxle.
    10. Remove frontundertray.
    11. Ifnecessary, remove8fasteners torelease
    acoustic padfrom undertray.   
    						
    							76CHASSIS
    ANDBODY
    38 REPAIR
    Refit
    12. Ifapplicable, fitacoustic padtoundertray.
    13. Fitundertray inposition, ensuring flangesare
    correctly locatedinrear undertray.
    14. Secure undertray tochassis frontcrossmember,
    bump stopsandrear undertray. Tightenfixings
    to
    14 Nm (10lbf/ft).
    15. Fitpropeller shafttofront axleandtighten nuts
    to 47 Nm (35lbf/ft).
    16. Raise ramptoremove chassis support.
    17. Lower ramp. REAR
    UNDERTRAY
    Service repairno-76.11.80 -Rear undertray
    Service repairno-76.11.82 -Acoustic pad
    Remove 1. Raise vehicle onramp.
    2. Remove 2bolts securing sidesofundertray to
    front undertray.
    3. Remove 2bolts securing rearundertray to
    chassis crossmember brackets.
    4. Remove boltsecuring undertray toRH side of
    chassis.
    5. Pull undertray rearwards torelease fromflanges
    of front undertray.
    6. Remove rearundertray.
    7. Ifnecessary, remove7fasteners andrelease
    acoustic padfrom undertray.
    Refit 8. Ifapplicable, fitacoustic padtoundertray.
    9. Fitundertray inposition, ensuring flangesoffront
    undertray arecorrectly located.
    10. Secure undertray tochassis crossmember, RH
    chassis side,andfront undertray. Tightenfixings
    to
    14 Nm (10lbf/ft).
    11. Lower ramp.  
    						
    							CHASSISANDBODY
    39
    REPAIR
    ACCESS
    PANEL-FRONT UNDERTRAY
    Service repairno-76.11.85 -Access panel
    Service repairno-76.11.83 -Acoustic pad
    The access panelisprovided inthe front undertray to
    enable fitmentofthe wading plugintotheengine
    timing cover.
    Remove 1. Raise vehicle onramp.
    2. Remove 5bolts securing accesspaneltofront
    undertray.
    3. Remove accesspanel.
    4. Ifnecessary, remove5fasteners andrelease
    acoustic padfrom access panel.
    Refit 5. Ifapplicable, fitacoustic padtoaccess panel.
    6. Fitaccess paneltofront undertray, Tighten
    fixings to
    14Nm (10lbf/ft).
    7.Lower ramp. ACCESS
    PANEL-REAR UNDERTRAY
    Service repairno-76.11.84
    The access panelisprovided inthe rear undertray to
    enable fitmentofthe wading plugortiming tool
    LRT-12-044 inthe flywheel housing, andaccess to
    the engine oilsump drainplug.
    Remove 1. Raise vehicle onramp.
    2. Rotate access panelanti-clockwise torelease
    locking flanges.
    3. Remove accesspanelfromundertray.
    Refit 4. Locate access panelflanges inundertray
    apertures.
    5. Rotate panelclockwise tosecure inundertray.
    6. Lower ramp.    
    						
    							HEATINGANDVENTILATION
    1
    DESCRIPTION
    ANDOPERATION
    HEATING
    ANDVENTILATION SYSTEM
    Description The heating andventilation systemisstandard onall
    models. Airconditioning isan optional systemwhich
    provides fullyintegrated climatecontrolforthe vehicle
    interior. The
    heater assembly, comprising amatrix housed ina
    distribution unitand avariable speedblower motor,is
    located onone side ofthe engine compartment and
    attached directlytothe fascia bulkhead.
    The heating controls arepositioned onthe outside of
    the instrument binnacleandcable linked to
    mechanical flapsinthe distribution unit.
    Heaterassembly
    1. Heater distribution unit
    2. Fixings, heatertofascia bulkhead
    3. Heater matrix
    4. Blower motorhousing
    5. Circlip, impeller toblower motor
    6. Impeller
    7. Resistor unitand harness connector 8.
    Fixings, blowermotormounting plate
    9. Mounting plate,blower motor
    10. Blower motor
    11. Fixings, blowermotortomounting bracket
    12. Temperature flap,airflow toheater matrix
    13. Airflap, airsupply toplenum chamber (heater
    duct)   
    						
    							80HEATING
    ANDVENTILATION
    2 DESCRIPTION
    ANDOPERATION
    HEATER
    OPERATION
    The heater matrix(3),located inthe distribution unit
    (1), see J6341, isconnected tothe engine cooling
    system. Aswater iscirculated continuously through
    the matrix, aselection ofheated orambient airis
    controlled bytwo flaps within thedistribution unit.The
    temperature flap(12) controls theamount ofambient
    air tothe heater matrix, airbeing supplied through
    aducted ventontop ofthe vehicle frontwing
    to the blower motor(volute) housing (4).The blower
    motor (10)canbeused toboost theairflow intothe
    distribution unit.Theairflap (13) controls thesupply of
    heated orambient airfrom theheater unitintoa
    plenum chamber integeralwiththevehicle fascia.Two
    flaps inthe plenum chamber (heaterduct)distribute
    the airflow toeither thefootwell ventsorwindscreen
    demister ventsasshown.
    HEATER CONTROLS
    1. Temperature control
    Move thelever downwards toincrease air
    temperature orup todecrease airtemperature.
    2. Air distribution control
    Lever fullyup-windscreen ventsonly.
    Lever midway -footwell andwindscreen vents.
    Lever fullydown -footwell vents. 3.
    Blower motorfanspeed control
    Move thelever progressively downwardstoincrease
    fan speed. Withthecontrol at0 the fanisswitched
    off and thevolume ofair entering thepassenger
    compartment issolely dependent onram airwhen the
    vehicle ismoving.  
    						
    							HEATINGANDVENTILATION
    3
    DESCRIPTION
    ANDOPERATION
    Fresh
    airvents
    Two fresh airvents arefitted inthe windscreen frame
    and arecontrolled independently ofthe vehicle
    heating system. Eachventisoperated separately.
    Toopen thevents, pushthelever tothe right andthen
    down tothe required position.   
    						
    							HEATINGANDVENTILATION
    1
    REPAIR
    HEATER
    UNIT
    Service repairno-80.20.01
    Remove 1. Remove bonnetanddisconnect battery.
    2. Remove radiatorbottomhoseatradiator union
    and drain cooling system
    SeeCOOLING
    SYSTEM, Repair,Drainandrefill cooling
    system
    .
    3. Slacken clipsandremove heaterhosesat
    heater boxunions.
    4. Remove outercable securing clips.
    5. Slacken trunnions andremove controlcables
    from heater ventflaplevers.
    6. Remove heaterwiringharness securing loop.
    7. Disconnect harnessmulti-plug.
    8. Remove interiorbulkhead trim.
    9. Remove lowernutsandbolts securing the
    heater unittothe bulkhead.
    10. Slacken heaterunitupper retaining bolts.
    11. Manoeuvre heaterunit,complete withblower
    motor, clearofair inlet duct andremove from
    engine compartment.
    12. Ifexisting heaterunitisto be refitted, remove
    sealing rubber.
    For heater matrixremoval
    SeeHeater matrix.
    For blower motorremoval
    SeeBlower motor.
    Refit
    13. Smear anew heater unitsealing rubberwitha
    suitable impactadhesive andfitto heater.
    14. Manoevre heaterunitintoposition inengine
    compartment, fitblower motortoair inlet duct
    and locate upperfixingbolts.
    15. Loosely fitheater unitlower fixingbolts.
    16. Fully tighten upperfixingbolts.
    17. Fully tighten lowerfixings andrefitinterior
    bulkhead trim.
    18. Secure wiringharness andreconnect multi-plug.
    19. Fitcontrol cablestovent flaptrunnions and
    secure withouter cable clips.
    20. Connect heaterhoses.
    21. Fitradiator bottomhoseandrefill cooling system
    SeeCOOLING SYSTEM,Repair,Drainand
    refill cooling system
    .
    22. Fitbonnet andreconnect battery.    
    						
    							80HEATING
    ANDVENTILATION
    2 REPAIR
    BLOWER
    MOTOR
    Service repairno-80.20.15
    Remove 1. Remove heaterunit
    SeeHeater unit.
    2. Remove 3nuts securing angledbracket to
    heater unit.Pivot bracket toremove fromstuds.
    3.Remove 5nuts securing blowermotorassembly
    to volute housing.
    4. Disconnect harnessconnector andremove
    blower motorfromvolute housing.
    5. Release circlipandwithdraw impellerfrommotor
    shaft.
    6. Remove 3nuts securing blowermotorto
    mounting plate.
    7. Remove blowermotor.
    8. Examine components forsigns ofwear and
    renew asnecessary.
    Refit 9. Apply Bostik 1261adhesive tomating facesof
    mounting plateandblower motor.
    10. Fitblower motortomounting plateandsecure
    with 3nuts. Ensure rubbermountings are
    correctly fitted.
    11. Fitimpeller tomotor shaftandsecure withcirclip.
    12. Position blowermotorassembly involute
    housing andsecure with5nuts. Fitangled
    bracket tolower fixing.
    13. Reconnect harnessplugtoresistor harness and
    fit angled bracket toheater unit.
    14. Fitheater unit
    SeeHeater unit. HEATER
    MATRIX
    Service repairno-80.20.29
    Remove 1. Remove heaterunit
    SeeHeater unit.
    2. Remove 2nuts securing angledbracket to
    heater unit.Pivot bracket toremove fromstuds.
    3.Remove 14screws anddetach twomatrix
    retaining platesfromheater unitbase.
    4.Remove 9screws securing matrixtopretaining
    plate.
    5. Withdraw heatermatrixthrough topofheater
    unit casing.    
    						
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