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Land Rover Range Rover 2002my On Workshop Procedures Lm 6th Edition Nas Rover Manual
Land Rover Range Rover 2002my On Workshop Procedures Lm 6th Edition Nas Rover Manual
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REAR SUSPENSION REPAIRS 64-3 REPAIRS Hub $% 64.15.01 Remove 1.Raise rear of vehicle. WARNING: Do not work on or under a vehicle supported only by a jack. Always support the vehicle on safety stands. 2.Remove road wheel. 3.Release drive shaft hub nut stake. 4.With an assistant applying brakes, remove and discard drive shaft hub nut. 5.Remove brake disc. + BRAKES, REPAIRS, Brake disc - rear. 6.Remove brake shoe upper return spring. 7.Rotate brake shoe retainers 90 ° and remove.8.Remove brake shoe...
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REAR SUSPENSION 64-4 REPAIRS 13.Remove Allen screw securing hand brake cable bracket. 14.Remove bolt securing handbrake cable to backplate. 15.Release handbrake cable from backplate. 16.Fit centre screw LRT-60-030/3 to LRT-60-030/ 1 and fit to hub with spacer LRT-60-030/2. Secure with nuts LRT-60-030/5. 17.Tighten centre screw to press drive shaft from flange. 18.Remove tools.19.Reference mark eccentric in relationship to upper arm. 20.Remove and discard nut and bolt securing hub to upper arm....
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REAR SUSPENSION REPAIRS 64-5 7.Fit LRT-60-030/4 to drive shaft. 8.Fit LRT-60-030/1 with spacer LRT-60-030/2 and secure with nuts LRT-60-030/5. 9.Fit nut to LRT-60-030/4 and tighten nut to pull drive shaft into drive flange. 10.Remove tools. 11.Locate handbrake cable to backplate, fit bolt and tighten to 8 Nm (6 lbf.ft). 12.Position handbrake cable bracket to upper arm, fit Allen screw and tighten to 5 Nm (3.7 lbf.ft). 13.Clean ABS sensor, smear sensor with an anti- seize grease and fit sensor to...
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REAR SUSPENSION 64-6 REPAIRS 8.Remove ball joint using LRT-64-025/1 with LRT-64-025/2, (RH side illustrated). Refit 1.Clean ball joint and location in hub. 2.Fit ball joint with chamfer facing towards rear using LRT-64-025/1 with LRT-64-025/2 to give protrusion A from machined face. Protrusion A = 0.75 mm (0.030 in.). 3.Align hub to upper arm, fit new bolt, align eccentric to reference mark and lightly tighten. 4.Fit Allen screw securing brake pipe to upper arm and tighten to 5 Nm (3.7 lbf.ft)....
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REAR SUSPENSION REPAIRS 64-7 Refit 1.Clean ball joint and location in hub. 2.Fit ball joint with circlip groove facing towards rear using LRT-64-026/3 with LRT-64-026/2. 3.Fit new circlip. 4.Fit bolt securing brake disc backplate. 5.Clean lower arm and hub mating faces. 6.Align hub to lower arm, fit new nut and bolt and tighten to 250 Nm (184 lbf.ft). 7.Fit tie rod. + REAR SUSPENSION, REPAIRS, Tie rod. 8.Check wheel alignment. Bearing(s) - hub $% 64.15.14 Remove 1.Remove hub assembly. + REAR...
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REAR SUSPENSION 64-8 REPAIRS 4.Position plate, LRT-60-033/2, fit pin LRT-60- 033/9 to tie bar location and secure to plate. 5.Locate pins LRT-60-033/7 andLRT-60-033/8 to plate and align to brake caliper mounting bolt locations. Fit bolts to secure pins. NOTE: Pins locate in holes marked REAR, with longer pin LRT-60-033/7 aligned with caliper top mounting bolt hole. 6.Screw hydraulic ram, LRT-60-033/1 into plate and press drive flange from hub. NOTE: Outer bearing track will remain on drive...
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REAR SUSPENSION REPAIRS 64-9 2.Position anvil, LRT-60-033/10 to bed of hydraulic press and locate hub on anvil. 3.Ensure hub and bearing mating surfaces are clean and dry. 4.Apply stud/bearing fit, STC 50553 to bearing mating surface in hub for half its length. 5.Press bearing into hub using adapter LRT-60- 033/12. 6.Fit new circlip.7.Clean backplate and mating face, fit backplate and fit and tighten bolts. 8.Fit bearing support, LRT-60-033/11 to anvil, and press flange into bearing using adapter...
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REAR SUSPENSION 64-10 REPAIRS Air spring $% 64.21.01 It is not necessary to depressurise the whole system, only the side from which the air spring is being replaced. Do not depressurise air suspension system before raising vehicle When removing Voss connectors from any air suspension component, the connector must be left attached to the air pipe being removed. Do not remove the connector from the air pipe. Removing the connector from the air pipe could cause the connector to scratch the pipe...
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REAR SUSPENSION REPAIRS 64-11 Refit 1.If fitting a new spring, remove air connector from new spring. CAUTION: Check air spring for signs of damage. If air spring is damaged, it must be replaced. 2.Position air spring, connect air pipe but do not tighten union at this stage. CAUTION: Ensure air pipe connections are clean. 3.With assistance fit air spring in lower arm ensuring rotation lock spigot is correctly located. CAUTION: Do not extend or compress air spring. 4.Tighten air pipe connection to...