SECTION2 Controls&instruments

Controls&instruments

In thissectionof the handbook you willfind descriptionsof the controlsand instruments on your vehicle. For your own safety,it is most importantto readthissectionfullyand to gain a thorough understandingof allthe controlsbefore driving. Section Contents Page Securitycard 23 ............................................. Locks& alarm 24 ........................................... Tailgate 32 ...................................................... Messagecentre 33 ......................................... Seats 42 ......................................................... Seatbelts 50 ................................................... SRS/Airbag 58 ................................................ Steeringcolumn 65 ........................................ Doormirrors 66 .............................................. Instruments 68 ............................................... Warninglights 70 ........................................... Lights& indicators 74 .................................... Wipers& washers 76 ..................................... Switches 79 .................................................... Electricwindows 81 ........................................ Electricsunroof 84 ......................................... Heating& ventilating 87 ................................. Interiorequipment 91 ..................................... In-cartelephones 96 .......................................

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The securitycard,suppliedwith the literature pack,containsimportantemergency information.It is ESSENTIAL that you keep the cardsafefrom theft and ensurethat it is passedto the new ownerif you sellthe vehicle. • Key number: This is the numberof the starter/doorkey- essentialif you ever need to obtaina replacement. • VIN (vehicleidentification number): This identitynumberis unique to your vehicle and is essentialproof of itsspecification.

The numbercan alsobe found in various locationsaround the vehicle(see ’Vehicle

Identification’ in Section1). • Radio securitycode number: Your vehicle is deliveredwith the securitycode disabled.If you wishto haveit actuated seeyour Land Roverretailer. CAUTION Neverleave the securitycard inside the vehiclewhen it is unattended.

Your vehicleis fittedwith a sophisticated electronicanti-theftalarmsystem.In orderto ensuremaximumsecurity,you areadvisedto gain a fullunderstandingof the systemby thoroughlyreadingthissectionof the handbook.

LOCKINGTHE VEHICLE ANDARMINGTHE ALARM You havebeen suppliedwith two handset/keys(numbered1 and 2). Whilstboth areidenticalin operation,they transmittwo differentsetsof information(see ’Key activatedmemoryseats’).Replacement handsetsareonly availablefrom a Land Rover retailer.Up to two furtherhandsets(3 and 4) can alsobe obtained. Therearefour methodsfor securingyour vehicle: 1. ’Superlocking’ using the handset(recommendedhigh securitymethod). 2. ’Superlocking’ using the key. 3. Lockingusing the handset. 4. Lockingusing the key.

FORMAXIMUM SECURITY,ALWAYS ’SUPERLOCK’ THE VEHICLE USINGTHE HANDSET (exceptwhen the vehicleis to be lockedwith passengersor animalsinside). IMPORTANTINFORMATION Emergencykeys

In additionto the two handsets,you have alsobeen suppliedwith two separate keys.Thesekeysperformthe same functionsas the keypartof the handset and areintendedfor emergencyuse only.

DONOTkeepthe keysinsidethe vehicle. The handset The radioremotehandsethas threebuttons (describedbelow).By pressingthe appropriatebutton, the handsetcan be used eitheras a conventionalkey,or as a remote handsetto eitherlockor ’superlock’ the vehicle.

1. Keyreleasebutton. • Pressto releasethe key,whichcan then be used as a conventionalkeyto operate the starterswitch,gloveboxand door locks.

2. Lock button (padlocksymbol) • pressonce to lock. • presstwiceto ’superlock’ . 3. Unlockbutton • pressonce to unlock. • pressand hold to operatethe ’Key activatedmemoryseats’ facility(see ’Key activatedmemoryseats’). Oncethe securitysystemis armed,the followingfeaturesareactivated: • The centrallockingsystemlocksallthe doors and the tailgate. • The perimetricalarm(protectingthe doors, hood and tailgate)is armed. • If ’handsetsuperlocking’ is activated,the volumetricalarmis alsoarmed(a sensor insidethe passengercompartment monitorsthe interiorspaceand activates the alarmif an intrusioninto the passengercompartmentis detected). The volumetricsensorwillentera self-check mode eachtimeyou turn the starterswitch off. It willremainactivefor 60 seconds,or until:

1. The driver’sdoor is opened and closed. 2. The vehicleis lockedwith the handsetor key.

NOTE: If the sensorfailsitsself-checkfive timesconsecutively,only the ’perimetric’ elementsof the securitysystemwillbe active (doors,hood and tailgate).Any attemptto ’superlock’ with the handsetwillresultin ’ALARMFAULT’ being displayedon the messagecentreand a mislockoccurring(see ’Mislock’).Seekqualifiedassistanceto rectify the fault.

NOTE: The handsetcomplieswith part15 of the FCC Rules.Operationis subjectto the followingtwo conditions:

1. This devicemay not causeharmful interference. 2. This devicemust acceptany interference received,includinginterferencethat may causeundesiredoperation.This appliesto both alarmreceiversand handset transmitter.

CAUTION Any changes or modificationsto the transmitternot expresslyapproved by the manufactureror Land RoverNorthAmerica could void the user’sauthorityto operate the equipment.

Anti-theft alarm indicatorlight Afterlockingthe vehicle,the REDindicator lighton the top of the fascia,closeto the windscreen(arrowedin illustration)flashes rapidlyfor ten secondsto confirmthat the securitysystemhas been successfullyarmed. Afterten seconds,the indicatorlightadjusts to a slowerfrequency,and then continuesto flashas an anti-theftdeterrentuntilsuch time as the securitysystemis disarmed. If, whilstoperatingthe handset(or key),the alarmsounds, thisindicatesthat one of the doors, the hood or the tailgateis not properly closed(themessagecentredisplaywill confirmwhichapertureis not secure). Although the handsetcan be successfully operatedfrom a significantdistancefrom the vehicle,when lockingit is wiseto be close enough to visuallyconfirmthat the door lockingbuttons havedropped into placeand that the indicatorlightconfirmsa successful lock.

NOTE: Occasionalatmosphericconditions can significantlyreducethe effectiverangeof handsetoperation.If thisoccurs,operatethe handsetcloserto the vehicle.In the most extremecases,it may be necessaryto touch the handsetagainstthe radioaerial ’fired’ onto one of the rearsidewindows. If the messagecentredisplays ’KEY BATTERY LOW’,thisindicatesthat the handsetbatteries need replacing(see ’Handsetbatteries’). SUPERLOCKING If the vehicleis ’superlocked’ (witheitherthe handset,or the key),the doors CANNOTbe unlockedor opened from insidethe vehicle.

IMPORTANTINFORMATION

For the reasongivenabove,DONOT superlockthe vehiclewith passengers inside.

’Superlocking’ using the handset: Pressand releasethe ’lock’ button (1) on the handsettwice(within11/2 seconds).After15 secondsyou willhear ’superlocking’ engage. If any door, the hood or tailgateis leftopen, a mislockwilloccur(see ’Mislock’). If a window or sunroofis open, superlocking willengageimmediately,howevervolumetric protectionwillnot be activated. To unlock: Pressand releasethe ’unlock’ button (2) on the handsetonce. If the handsetis inoperative,the vehiclecan be unlockedby using the keyin the driver’s door lock.

’Superlocking’ using the key: Whereverpossiblethe handsetMUST be used to ’superlock’ the vehicle.However,if the handsetis inoperative,the keycan be used as follows: Turn the keyin the driver’sdoor towardsthe rearof the vehicle(and release)twicewithin 11/2 seconds.

NOTE: ’Superlocking’ the vehicleusing the keywillprovideperimetricprotectiononly volumetricprotection(protectionof the interiorspaceinsidethe vehicle)WILL NOT BE ACTIVE! If any door, the hood, or the tailgateis leftopen, a mislockwilloccur(see ’Mislock’). To unlock: Whereverpossibleuse the handsetto unlock the vehicle- pressand releasethe ’unlock’ button. If necessary,the keycan alsobe used to unlocka ’superlocked’ vehicle.

IMPORTANTINFORMATION If unattendedpassengersareto be leftin the vehicle,it is recommendedthat they should lockthe vehiclefrom insideby pressingdown the driver’sdoor sill button. If animalsareto be leftin the vehicle, volumetricprotectionMUST NOTbe activated- any movementinsidethe vehiclecould triggerthe alarm. NEVERleave childrenor animals unattended in the vehicle! WARNING NEVER ’superlock’ the vehicleif passengers are to be left inside - ’superlocking’ preventsdoor locksfrom being operated from INSIDEas well as outside the vehicle!

NOTE: If the handset ’lock’ button or the door keyareoperatedonce, the centrallockingwill be activated,but the alarmwillonly be in ’perimetric’ mode and the doors and locks CAN be opened from the inside.ALWAYS, wherepossiblesecurethe vehicleby ’superlocking’ .

’Sill’ locking To operatethe centrallockingfrom insidethe vehicle,push down eitherfront door sill button. The securitysystemwill NOTbe armed.

NOTE: ’Sill’ lockingis NOTpossiblefrom outsidethe vehicle.

MISLOCK A mislockwilloccurif: • A door, hood or tailgateareleftopen. • The keyis leftin the starterswitch. • An incomplete ’allclose’ is attempted.The messagecentrewillindicatethe causeof a mislocke.g. ’SUNROOFBLOCKED’ . If a mislockoccurs,a warning ’bleep’ will sound in whichcaseyou should unlockthe vehicle,rectifythe causeof the mislockand then re-lockthe vehicle. ’ALL CLOSE’ FEATURE The keyactivated ’allclose’ featureenables you to use the keyto closethe windowsand sunroofat the sametimeas you securethe vehicle. To operate: 1. Ensurethe doors, hood and tailgateare properlyclosed. 2. Turn and hold the keyin the ’lock’ position (turntwiceand hold on the secondturn if ’Superlocking’). The doors and tailgatewilllockand the windows,followedby the sunroofwillclose.

NOTE: If a window or the sunroofdetectsan obstruction,a mislockoccursand the locking sequencewillstop. Removethe obstruction beforetryingto use the ’allclose’ feature again. KEY ACTIVATED MEMORYSEATS This featureenablesthe handsetsto be used to recallthe pre-setelectricseat/mirror positionswhen you UNLOCKthe door. The two handsetsareseparatelyidentifiedby differentlabelsand by greyand blackbattery covers- key1 correspondsto driver’sseat memory1, and key2 to seatmemory2 (see ’Seats’).

NOTE: If additionalhandset/keyshavebeen obtained(key3 & key4), they arenot linked to the memoryseatsystem. Pressand hold the ’unlock’ button on the handsetfor 11/2 seconds(theindicatorlight on the handsetflashesrapidly),and then release.The driver’sseatand both mirrorswill move to the positionsprogrammedinto the relevantseatmemory.

NOTE: This featurewillonly operateif volumetricprotectionwasactivatedwhen the vehiclewaslocked(ie.by ’superlocking’ using the handset). It willnot functionif the alarmsystemhas alreadybeen triggeredsinceit waslastset, and willbe cancelledif a door is opened, or if the vehicleis relocked.

AUTORELOCK Auto relockensuresthat, if the vehicleis unlockedaccidentally,the vehiclewillrelock itselfautomaticallyaftera 60 seconddelay. Oncethe ’unlock’ button on the handsethas been pressed,the alarmsystemwillmonitor the vehiclefor 60 seconds.If any of the followingoccurduringthisperiod,the vehicle willremainunlocked: • A door or the tailgateis opened. • Interiormovementis detected. • The keyis insertedinto the starterswitch, or the switchis turnedto position ’I’ . However,if none of the abovehas occurred within60 seconds,then the vehiclewill automaticallyreturnto itsprevious ’locked’ state.

OPENINGTHE DOORS When opening a door from outsidethe vehicle,it is recommendedthat the moving partof the handleis held by the fingersand that the door catchis operatedby pushing with the thumb againstthe fixedpartof the handle.

CHILD-PROOFLOCKS (reardoors only) Move the leverdownwards(arrowedin illustration)to engage. Withthe child-prooflocksengaged,the rear doors cannot be opened from insidethe vehicle,therebyavoidingthe riskof a door being opened accidentallywhilstthe vehicleis moving.

WARNING TO AVOIDINJURYORDEATH,NEVERLEAVE CHILDRENUNSUPERVISEDIN THE VEHICLE.

INERTIACUT-OFFSWITCH This switchis a safetydevicethat automaticallyunlocksthe doors in the event of an accidentor sudden impact(providedthe starterswitchis turnedon). In addition,the inertiaswitchinhibitspowerto the electric fuelpump, turnsoff the heatingand air conditioningfans, and turnson the hazard warninglights,whichcontinueflashinguntil eitherthe starterswitchis turnedoff or the inertiaswitchis reset. The switchis locatedbehind the verticalpanel in the righthand footwell.Removethe cover by using a coin to rotatethe turnbuckle anti-clockwiseand then prisethe coveroff. When the switchis tripped,the message centrewillalternatelydisplay; ’REFER HANDBOOK’ and ’INERTIASWITCH’ . To resetthe switch,pressthe rubbertop (arrowedin illustration).

NOTE: The vehiclecan be securedevenif the switchhas been trippedby removingthe starterkey,opening and closingone of the front doors and then lockingthe vehicle.

WARNING Alwayscheckfor fuel leaks before resetting the switch!Activatingthe switchwhen the fuel systemhas been damaged (evidenced by fuel leakage)will cause additional fuel leakage,increasingthe riskof fire or personalinjury.

Handsetbatteries When the batteriesneed replacing,the messagecentrewilldisplay ’KEY BATTERY LOW’.To replace: • Removethe batterycoverby turningthe coveranti-clockwisewith a coin. • Takingcarenot to touch the circuitboard, prisethe batteriesfrom the coverand fit new ones (withthe positivesidefacingthe cover),and replacethe cover. The batteriesshould be replacedwithin1 minuteof removingthe old ones, otherwiseit may be necessaryto re-synchronisethe handset(see ’Handsetsynchronisation’).New batteriesareavailablefrom your retailer.

NOTE: Fingermarkson the batterieswill adverselyaffectbatterylife.If possible,avoid touchingthe surfaceof the batteries,and wipe cleanbeforefitting. Handsetsynchronisation The handsettransmitsa coded message, whichchangeseachtimea button is pressed. If a handsetis operatedtoo many timesout of rangeof the vehicleor if the handsetbatteries areremovedfor longerthan a minute,it may need to be re-synchronised. To synchronise: • If the vehicleis locked,pressthe ’unlock’ button on the handsetand then unlockthe vehicleusing the key. • If the vehicleis unlocked,pressthe ’lock’ button on the handsetand then lockthe vehicleusing the key.

NOTE: Handsetsynchronisationcannot be achievedif the vehiclealarmis armedor if the handsetbatteriesneed replacing.

OPENINGTHE TAILGATE Withthe vehicleunlocked,pressthe release button once to releasethe upper tailgate.

NOTE: Thereis a handlebuiltinto the lower edge of the upper tailgateto assistin opening and closing. Withthe upper tailgateopen, pressthe release button againto releasethe lowertailgate, whichcan then be loweredto the horizontal position.

NOTE: The tailgatecannot be opened if the vehiclebatteryis flator disconnected; emergencyaccessto the loadspacecan only be achieved,by foldingthe rearseatsfrom insidethe vehicle,(see ’Seats’). WARNING Do not drivewith the tailgate open; poisonous carbon monoxide fumes will enter the vehiclewhich could cause serious injuryor death.

CLOSINGTHE TAILGATE Raisethe lowertailgatefirstand closefirmly. Then lowerand closethe upper tailgate.

Alwayscheckthat the tailgateis securebefore drivingand beforeleavingthe vehicle unattended.

Driverwarningand informationmessagesare displayedon the messagecentrein the lower partof the instrumentpack.Messageshave differentprioritylevelsand aregrouped into the followingcategories. CRITICAL WARNINGS Criticalwarningmessagesareaccompanied by an audiblewarning(threebeeps). Messagesaredisplayedcontinuouslywhilst the starterswitchis turnedon, and remain displayedwhilstthe faultpersists. DONOTignorethesemessages- TAKE CORRECTIVEACTIONIMMEDIATELY! Criticalwarningsaredisplayedcontinuously, normallyon the lowerlineof the message centre,but if morethan one messageis to be displayed,then the upper displaylinewillalso be used.

WARNINGS Warningmessagesmust be treatedwith some urgency.They willalsobe accompaniedby an audiblewarning(threebeeps)eachtimethe messageis displayed. DONOTignorethesemessages- TAKE CORRECTIVEACTIONIMMEDIATELY. Warningmessagesaredisplayedfor approximately4 seconds.If otherwarning messagesarepending, the displaytimewillbe reducedto approximately2 seconds. INFORMATIONMESSAGES General Allinformationmessagesaredisplayedfor approximately4 seconds.If othermessages arepending, the displaytimewillbe reduced to approximately2 seconds.Notethat ’Critical Warning’ and ’Warning’ messagesalways override ’Information’ messages. Theseinformationmessagesaregrouped into threecategories:

Category1 Messagesin thiscategorywillbe accompaniedby a singlebeep when the messageis displayedfor the firsttime,and alsowhen the starterswitchis turnedon or off. At any othertime,only the messagewill be presented- TAKE CORRECTIVEACTIONAS SOONAS POSSIBLE. Category2 Messagesin thiscategorywillbe accompaniedby a singlebeep eachtimethe messageis displayed- if actionis necessary, takecorrectiveactionas soon as possible. Category3 Messagesin thiscategoryareNOT accompaniedby an audiblewarning.Onlythe messagewillbe displayed- TAKE CORRECTIVEACTIONAS SOONAS POSSIBLE.

The following are CRITICAL WARNINGmessagesand are listed in order of priority.

Message Meaning What to do? MARKET NOTSET the languagefor the messagecentre is not set seekqualifiedassistance SEAT BELT PLEASE you havenot fastenedyour seatbelt fastenyour seatbelt INERTIASWITCH* the fuelcut-offswitchhas been tripped resetthe switch- see ’Locks & alarm’

GEARBOXOVRHEAT* automaticgearboxoiltemperature too high reducespeedor select lowergear.If message persists,stop vehicleand allowgearboxto cool; seek qualifiedassistanceif messageresumes.

TRANSFEROVRHEAT* transfergearboxoiltemperaturetoo high

reducespeedor select lowergear.If message persists,stop vehicleand allowgearboxto cool; seek qualifiedassistanceif messageresumes DOOROPENRH-R the righthand reardoor is open closethe door DOOROPENLH-R the lefthand reardoor is open closethe door DOOROPENLH-F the lefthand front door is open closethe door DOOROPENRH-F the righthand front door is open closethe door BONNETOPEN the hood is open closethe hood IGNITIONKEY IN you haveleftthe keyin the starter switch removethe key LIGHTSON you haveleftyour lightson switchoff the lights

* Thesemessagesalternatewith the message ’REFERHANDBOOK’.When thisis displayed,refer to the appropriatesectionin thishandbook for furtherinformation.

Message Meaning What to do? HEADLIGHTDELAY you haveselectedheadlightdelayheadlightswillswitchoff automatically SLOW:35 MPH MAX airsuspensionfault slowdown to lessthan 35 mph and seekqualified assistance ENGOIL OVERHEAT engineoiltemperatureis too high stop and allowthe engineto cool; if the problem persists,do not drive- seek qualifiedassistance AIRBAGFAULT thereis a problemwith the airbag seekqualifiedassistance RHFRONTWINDOW alternateswith one of the following: referto the description LH FRONTWINDOW WINDOWNOTSET, WINDOW givenfor the alternating RHREARWINDOW BLOCKED,ANTI-TRAPOFF, message LH REARWINDOW or WINDOWOPEN SPEED LIMIT--- you haveexceededyour preset speedlimit reduceyour speedor cancel the function SPEED LIMIT OFF the presetspeedlimithas been cancelled FUELGAUGEFAULT as messagesuggests seekqualifiedassistance TEMP GAUGEFAULT as messagesuggests seekqualifiedassistance LH SEAT HEATER the fuse has blown fit a new fuse - this messagealternateswith the fuse numbermessage RHSEAT HEATER as above as above SUNROOF the ’ANTI-TRAP’ functionis overridden(alternateswith message ANTI-TRAPOFF) referto ’ANTI-TRAPOFF’ message TRANSFERNEUTRAL the transferbox has moved to the neutralposition removefuse 11 if transfer neutralis no longerrequired

Message Meaning What to do? BONNET opening the hood wasthe causeof the alarmsystemtriggering checkthat the vehicleis secure- messagealternates with the ALARM TRIGGEREDmessage LH FRONTDOOR opening thisdoor wasthe causeof checkthat the vehicleis RHFRONTDOOR the alarmsystemtriggering secure- message LH REARDOOR alternateswith ALARM RHREARDOOR TRIGGEREDmessage IGNITIONTAMPER turningthe starterswitchon wasthe causeof the alarmsystemtriggering as above TAILGATE opening the tailgatewasthe cause of the alarmsystemtriggering as above

The following are WARNINGmessages;

Message Meaning What to do? TAILGATE OPEN the tailgateis open closethe tailgate WINDOWBLOCKED the anti-trapfunctionhas detected an obstructionwhilstthe window is being closed thismessagewillalternate with anotherone to indicate whichwindow is affectedremovethe obstruction

SUNROOFBLOCKED the anti-trapfunctionhas detected an obstructionwhilstthe sunroofis being closed

removethe obstruction beforetryingto reclosethe sunroof ALARM FAULT the alarmsystemhas a fault seekqualifiedassistance ANTI-TRAPOFF the anti-trapfunctionfor one or morewindowsor the sunroofis disabled- messagealternateswith anotherto indicatewhichanti-trap functionis disabled ensurethat thereareno obstructionsin the aperture EAS FAULT thereis a faultwith the air suspensionsystem seekqualifiedassistance ABS FAULT thereis a faultwith the anti-lock brakingsystem seekqualifiedassistance

Message Meaning Action SLOW:20 MPH MAX your road speedis too high for the currentrideheight slowdown to lessthan 20 mph

SLOW:35 MPH MAX your road speedis too high for the currentrideheight slowdown to lessthan 35 mph

FUSE FAILUREMESSAGES The followingfuse failuremessagesareINFORMATIONCATEGORY1 messages.(see ’Fuses’ for fuse replacementinformation).

Message Meaning Action FUSE2 to 22 FAILED Fuseblown Fita new fuse

Notes: 1. The faultmessagesfor fuses10 and 20 may alsobe displayedin conjunctionwith the messages ’RHSEAT HEATER’ and ’LH

SEAT HEATER’.This willoccurif the seat heateraffectedby the relevantblown fuse is operated. 2. The faultmessagefor fuse 12 may alsobe displayedin conjunctionwith the message ’HEATEDREARWINDOW’.This willoccur if the heatedrearscreenis operatedafter fuse 12 has blown. 3. In allcases,the fuse failedmessagewill alternatewith the appropriatedescription messagee.g. ’FUSE10 FAILED’,followed by ’RHSEAT HEATER’ . 4. Fuse1 coversthe instrumentpack.If this fuse fails,replacethe fuse (no message can be givenbecausethe messagecentre is controlledby the instrumentpack). 5. The messagecentrerespondsto multiple fuse failuresby displayingseparate messages,one afterthe other.

BULB FAILUREMESSAGES The followingareINFORMATIONCATEGORY1 messages.(see ’Bulbreplacement’).

Message Meaning What to do?

RHDIP BEAM Bulb failed Replacebulb

LH DIP BEAM Bulb failed Replacebulb

RHMAIN BEAM Oneor both bulbs failed Replacebulb

LH MAIN BEAM Oneor both bulbs failed Replacebulb

RHSIDE LIGHT Bulb failed Replacebulb

LH SIDE LIGHT Bulb failed Replacebulb

FRONTINDICATOR Oneor both bulbs failed Replacebulb

RHFRONTFOG Bulb failed Replacebulb

LH FRONTFOG Bulb failed Replacebulb

RHTAIL LIGHT Bulb failed Replacebulb

LH TAIL LIGHT Bulb failed Replacebulb

RHBRAKE LIGHT Bulb failed Replacebulb

LH BRAKE LIGHT Bulb failed Replacebulb

REARINDICATOR Oneor both bulbs failed Replacebulb

RHREARFOG Bulb failed Replacebulb

LH REARFOG Bulb failed Replacebulb

RHREVERSE Bulb failed Replacebulb

LH REVERSE Bulb failed Replacebulb

NUMBERPLATE Bulb failed Replacebulb

The messagecentrewillrespondto multiplebulb failuresby displayingseparatemessages,one afterthe other. Allbulb failuremessageswillbe displayedwhen the starterswitchis turnedon or off and when the systemaffectedby the relevantbulb failureis operated.The message ’BULBFAILURE’ will alternatewith the appropriatebulb descriptionmessage,e.g. ’BULBFAILURE’ followedby ’RH REARFOG’ .

MISCELLANEOUSFAULT MESSAGES The following are INFORMATIONCATEGORY1 messages.

Message Meaning What to do?

LOWSCREENWASH as messagesuggests fillthe screenwashreservoir

GEARBOXFAULT as messagesuggests seekqualifiedassistance

TRACTIONFAILURE as messagesuggests seekqualifiedassistance

LOWBRAKE FLUID as messagesuggests top-up the fluidreservoir and/orseekqualified assistance

ODOMETERERROR as messagesuggests seekqualifiedassistance

KEY BATTERY LOW as messagesuggests fit new batteriesin the handset

The following are INFORMATIONCATEGORY2 messages.

Message Meaning What to do? MEMORY1 STORED you havestoredthe seatand mirror positionsinto memorystore1 no actionrequired

MEMORY2 STORED you havestoredthe seatand mirror positionsinto memorystore2 no actionrequired

REARWINDOWSON the rearwindow isolationswitchhas been operatedwhilethe starter switchwasturnedoff, leavingthe rearwindow switchesoperational. takeappropriateactionto isolatethe rearwindow switches,if so desired.

REARWINDOWSOFF the rearwindow isolationswitchhas been operatedwhilethe starter switchwasturnedoff, leavingthe rearwindow switchesisolated. takeappropriateactionto enablethe rearwindow switches,if so desired.

WARNING:To avoid injury,ensure that the rear window swichesare isolated when carrying children.

ALARM TRIGGERED the alarmhas been triggeredsince the ignitionwaslastturnedoff no actionrequired- was your vehiclesecurewhen you returnedto it?

MIRRORDIP STORE you havestoredthe reversedip positionsof the door mirrorsin memory no actionrequired

Message Meaning What to do? WINDOWNOTSET the one-touchand anti-trap functionsarenot set set the one-touchand anti-trapfunctionssee ’Electricwindows’

SUNROOFNOTSET the one-touchand anti-trap functionsarenot set set the one-touchand anti-trapfunctionssee ’Electricsunroof’

WINDOWSET you havesuccessfullyset the one-touchand anti-trapfunctions SUNROOFSET you havesuccessfullyset the one-touchand anti-trapfunctions TRACTlONOVRHEAT the warninglightwillflash.Traction controlhas been disabledto prevent overheatingof the system’sbraking components,and willbe re-enabled when the brakingcomponentshave cooled no actionrequired

no actionrequired

preventwheelspin conditionby easingoff the throttle

INT LIGHTSOFF auto functionhas been turnedoff see ’Interiorequipment’ INT LIGHTSON auto functionhas been turnedon see ’Interiorequipment’ EAS MANUAL you havelockedthe airsuspension in ACCESS rideheight CAUTIONthe vehicleis being drivenon itsbump stops ALTERNATORFAULT as messagesuggests seekqualifiedassistance MIRRORDIP ON the door mirrordip functionfor drivingin reversegearhas been turnedon no actionrequired MIRRORDIP OFF the door mirrordip functionfor drivingin reversegearhas been turnedoff no actionrequired

The following are INFORMATIONCATEGORY3 messages;

Message Meaning What to do? SUNROOFOPEN you haveremovedthe starterkey and opened the driver’sdoor with the sunroofstillopen if you areleavingthe vehicle,closethe sunroof

RIGHTPARK LIGHT you haveset the righthand front and rearsidelightsas parkinglights turn the lightingswitchoff if parkinglightsarenot required

LEFT PARK LIGHT you haveset the lefthand front and rearsidelightsas parkinglights

PARK LIGHTS you haveset the rightand lefthand front and rearsidelightsas parking lights MOVEMENTDETECT the alarmsystemis sensing movementin the vehiclewhen you aretryingto ’Superlock’ turn the lightingswitchoff if parkinglightsarenot required turn the lightingswitchoff if parkinglightsarenot required isolatethe causeof the movementand tryagaindo not attemptto ’Superlock’ with peopleor animalsinsidethe vehicle

SELECT NEUTRAL you havemade an attemptto change gearrangeswithout the gearbox being in NEUTRAL SLOWDOWN your currentroad speedis too high to performa transferbox range change selectneutral

stop the vehiclebefore changingrange

FRONTSEATS Seatadjustmentis only possiblewhen the starterswitchis turnedto positions ’I’ or ’II’ , or with a front door open when the switchis at position ’0’ .

WARNING • To avoid injury,ensure that fingersare kept clearof the seat trackswhen adjusting the seats. • To avoid the riskof loss of controland personalinjury,DONOTadjust the driver’sseat whilst the vehicleis in motion. • ENSUREthat the adjustable backrests are not reclinedby more than 15 degrees when the vehicleis in motion. • An inflating airbag can cause facial abrasionsand other injuries.The injuriousaffectsof airbag inflation can be minimised by ensuringdriverand passengerare seated correctly,with the seat moved back as far as is practical, and the seat belts worn correctly. The followingfunctionsareavailable:

Seat forward& rearward Push and hold the switchforwardsor backwardsto move the seatto the desired position.

WARNING Your vehicleis fitted with side impact airbags,The use of seat coversnot approved for use with Range Roverside airbagswill REDUCEORELIMINATE THE EFFECTIVENESS of those airbagsin a crash.

Seat cushion height Push the switchup or down to raiseor lower the cushion.

Seat cushion angle Twistthe switchforwardor backto tiltthe front or rearof the seatcushionto the desired position.

Lumbar supportadjustment Pressthe upper button to increase,and the lowerbutton to reduce,lumbarsupport.

Head restraintadjustment Raiseor lowerthe switch,untilthe head restraintis levelwith the backof the head.

WARNING Head restraintsare designed to supportthe back of the head (NOTTHE NECK)and to restrainrearwardmovement of the head in the event of a collision.The restraintmust be positioned level with the head to be effective.Failure to properlyposition the head restraintwill increasethe potential for ’serious’ injuries. Do not drive,or carrypassengerswith the head restraintsremoved. Seat back adjustment Twistthe switchforwardor backward,until the desiredseatbackangleis achieved.

WARNING DONOTallow occupantsto travelwith the seat backsreclinedsteeplyrearwards. Optimum benefit is obtained from the seat belt, with the seat back angle set to 15 degrees from the upright (vertical)position. Failure to maintain the correctseat back angle will reduce the effectivenessof the seat belts and increasethe riskof serious injuryor death in a crash.

Folding armrests An adjustablefoldingarmrestis fittedto the inboardsideof the front seats. Pullthe armrestdown into the horizontal position,then turn the knob at the end of the armrestto set the desiredangle.

DRIVER’SSEAT/MIRRORSMEMORY FACILITY

CAUTION Before activatingthe seat/mirrormemory, ensure that the area immediately surroundingthe seats is clearof obstructions. Your vehiclecan memorisetwo different driverseatingand mirrorpositions.To store the positionsin the systemmemory,the starterswitchmust be turnedto either position ’I’ or ’II’ and the transmissionmust NOTbe in reversegear. Set the driver’sseatand both door mirrorsto the requiredpositionsand storethe settings by pressingand holdingthe SEAT MEMORY switch,togetherwith eitherswitch 1 or 2, for 2 seconds. ’MEMORY1 STORED’ or ’MEMORY2 STORED’ willbe displayedon the messagecentreto confirmthe storingaction. To recallyour storedposition,afterthe seator mirrorshavebeen moved by anotherdriver, pressand hold the appropriateswitch(1 or 2); the seatand mirrorswillreturnto the positionstoredby that memoryswitch.Once they havereachedtheirmemorypositions,a tone willsound to confirmthat the operation is complete.

NOTE: If the memorypositionsarestored whilstthe lightsareon, the illuminationlevel of the instrumentpanelwillalsobe storedin the memory.

Driver’sseat one-touchoperation The one-touchfunctionis operatedby briefly pressingthe relevantmemoryswitch(1 or 2). The seatwillthen automaticallymove to the memoryposition. ’Onetouch’ operationcan be cancelledat any timeby pressingeitherof the memory switchesor any of the seataxisswitches. Pressingeitherof the seatmemoryswitches stops allmovementimmediately:pressingone of the axisswitchescancelsthe memoryseat movement,but startsthe seatmovingin the directionof the switchwhichis pressed. Releasethe switchto stop allmovement. • Automatic transmission: the one-touch functionis NOTavailablewhen the engine is runningand the gearshiftleveris out of ’P’ (park). Key activatedmemoryseats The keyactivatedmemoryseatfacilityenables the handsetsto be used to recallseatand mirrorpositionswhen you UNLOCKthe doors. If the vehiclehad been superlockedusing a handset,then pressingthe UNLOCKBUTTON on handset1 for morethan 11/2 seconds, causesthe driver’sseatand both mirrorsto move to the positionstoredby memory switch1. Pressingthe UNLOCKBUTTONon handset2 for morethan 11/2 seconds,causes the driver’sseatand both mirrorsto move to the positionstoredby memoryswitch2. Passengerseat memories The operationof the passengerseatmemories is the sameas that for the driver’s,apartfrom the following: • One-touchoperationis availablewhenever normalmemoryoperationis available. • Passengerseatmemoriesdo not include the mirrorpositionsor instrumentpanel illuminationlevels. • The messagecentrewillnot confirmthe storingof a memoryposition.

REARSEAT WARNING DONOTadjust any part of a seat whilst the vehicleis in motion. Vehicle movement may cause the unlatched seat to suddenly shift, potentially causing injury. To avoid injury,ensure your fingersare clearof the seat latcheswhen folding the rear seats.

Folding the rear seats One,or both partsof the splitrearseat,can be eitherpartiallyfoldedto providea useful horizontalsurface,or fullyfoldedto further increasethe rearloadspace.Beforefolding eitherpartof the rearseat,ensurethat the outerrearseatbeltsarecorrectlystowedin theirbeltclips(seeillustration).To avoid damagingthe centreseatbelt,rollthe buckle neatlyand stow it in the spaceprovidedat its anchorpoint in the centreof the rearseat. To fold eitherpartof the rearseat,pressthe appropriatereleasebutton ’A’ , then fold the backrestdown to position 1. To further increasethe loadspace,fold the backrestand seatbasetogetherto position 2. When returningthe rearseatto itsnormal position,ensurethat the backrestis securely latchedin placebeforedriving.

NOTE: If the seatbaseis not fullylatchedin position,it willnot be possibleto raisethe backrest.

WARNING When the seat is returnedto the upright position the latching mechanismshould be visuallycheckedand physicallytested,to ensure that the latch is securebefore driving.In a frontal impact,if the rear seat is not secured(fullylatched),it may swing forwardcontactingthe seat in front of it, increasingthe riskof injuryor death to occupantsin those seats.

Rearhead restraintadjustment Headrestraintsaredesignedto restrain rearwardmovementof the head in the event of a collision. Lift to raisethe head restraint.Depressthe button to loweror removethe head restraint. Tiltthe angleof the restraintto ensureit is as closeto the backof the head as possible.

WARNING Alwaysadjust the height of the head restraintlevel with the back of the head, not the neck. DONOTcarrypassengerswith the head restraintsremoved. Failure to have the head restraintinstalled and properlyadjusted will increasethe potential for seriousinjuries. Rearseat armrest Pullon the tab at the top of the armrestand fold down to the horizontalposition.

SEAT BELT SAFETY

WARNING Seat belts are life saving equipment. In a collision,occupantsnot wearing a seat belt will be thrown around inside,or possibly thrown out of the vehicle.This is likelyto resultin more seriousinjuriesthan would have been the case had a seat belt been worn.It may even resultin loss of life! Don’t take chanceswith safety! • DOmake sure ALL occupantsare securelystrappedin at all times - even for the shortestjourneys. • The airbag supplementaryrestraint system(SRS)is designed to add to the overalleffectivenessof the seat belts,it

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MUST ALWAYS BE WORN. • Ensure that all seat belts are worn correctly- an improperlyworn seat belt increasesthe riskof death or serious injuryin the event of a collision. • DOuse the seat belts to secureitems of luggage that are to be carriedon the seats - in the event of an accident,loose items become flying missilescapable of causing seriousinjury,or even death. WARNING • DONOTfit more than one person into a belt; this could resultin the occupants strikingeach other and causing injuryin the event of a crash. • DONOTuse, or attempt to fit, a seat belt that is twisted or obstructedin any way that could impede its smooth operation.

If a belt is twisted,it must be straightenedbefore use. Usinga twisted or obstructedseat belt could increase the riskof injuryin a crash. • ALWAYS use the seat belt lock (buckle) nearestthe wearer.If the belt is locked in the wrong place,the seat belt will not fit correctlyand may ride up over the abdomen, causing seriousinternal injury in a crash. • DONOTwear the shoulderbelt under your arm.In an accidentthis could increaseyour chancesof being injured.

WEARINGSEAT BELTS CORRECTLY

WARNING Maladjustment of the seat belt could reduce its effectivenessin a crash,thereby increasingthe riskof seriousinjuryor death. Fastening the inertia reel belts Drawthe beltoverthe shoulderand across the chest,and then insertthe metaltongue plateinto the locknearestthe wearer- a ’CLICK’ indicatesthat the beltis securely locked. In some circumstances,perhapsdue to the vehiclebeing parkedon a slope,the inertia mechanismmay engage,preventingthe initial extensionof a belt.This is not a fault- ease the beltfreeand use it. Adjustthe seatbeltto eliminateany slackin the webbing.DONOTslackenthe webbingby holdingthe beltawayfrom the body - to be fullyeffective,the seatbeltmust remainin full contactwith the body at alltimes. Also, ensure that the lap belt fits as low on the hips as possibleand that the shoulderbelt passesacrossthe shoulderwithout slipping off or pressingon the neck (seealso ’Seating positions’ in the ’AirbagSRS’ sectionof this handbook). Upperanchorage adjustment The heightof the seatbeltupper anchorage can be adjustedfor comfortANDsafety.Press and hold the button (arrowedin upper illustration)to raiseor lowerthe anchorage. For safety,the seatbeltshould alwaysbe worn with the webbingcrossingthe shoulder midwaybetweenthe neckand the edge of the shoulder. Ensurethat the anchorageis correctlylocated in one of the heightpositionsbeforedriving. For childrenand young adultswherethe seat beltcannot be properlypositioned,the use of a boosterseatappropriateto the age and size of the childis recommended.

Lap belts The rearcentralseatingpositionis fittedwith a lap belt.To adjust,pullthe slider(arrowedin illustration)along the beltand feed the webbingthrough the buckleuntilthe beltis comfortablytight. Insertthe metaltongue plateinto the locknearestthe centreof the seat,and fit as low as possibleon the hips (neveron the abdomen). Wearingseat belts during pregnancy The seatbeltshavebeen designedfor all adults,includingpregnantwomen. In a crash situationany occupantis lesslikelyto be injuredwhilstcorrectlyrestrainedby a seat belt.However,pregnantwomen should wear the lap beltas low on the hips as possibleto avoidpressureon the abdomen. Womenshould consulttheirdoctorto establishthe best use of seatbeltsduring pregnancy. WARNING Seat belts are designed to bear upon the bony structureof the body (pelvis,chest and shoulders),and can only be worn safelywith the seats in a normal,upright,position. • ALWAYS fit the lap strapas low on the hips as possible(neveracrossthe abdomen) and ensure that the diagonal belt passesacrossthe shoulderwithout slipping off or pressingon the neck. • DONOTtravelwith the seat backs reclinedsteeplyrearward.Optimum benefit is obtained when the seat is reclinedno more than 15 degrees from the upright (vertical)position.A steeply reclinedseat could allow a passengerto slip under either the shoulderor the lap belt. • DONOTwear the shoulderbelt under your arm.In an accidentthis could increaseyour chancesof being injured.

SEAT BELT PRE-TENSIONERS The seatbeltpre-tensionersactivatein conjunctionwith the airbagSRS and provide additionalprotectionin the eventof a severe frontalimpacton the vehicle(see ’Airbag SRS’). The pre-tensionersautomatically retractthe seatbeltsfittedto the front seats. This reducesany slackin both the lap and diagonalportionsof the belts,thereby reducingforwardmovementof the beltwearer in the eventof a severefrontalcollision. The airbagSRS warninglighton the instrumentpanelwillalertyou to any malfunctionof the seatbeltpre-tensioners. If the pre-tensionershavebeen activated,the seatbeltswillstillfunctionas restraints,and must be worn in the eventthat the vehicle remainsin a driveablecondition.

NOTE: The seatbeltpre-tensionerswillNOT be activatedby rear,sideor minorfrontal impacts. IMPORTANTINFORMATION

The seatbeltpre-tensionerswillonly be activatedonce and then MUST BE REPLACED.Failureto replacethe pre-tensionerswillreducethe effectivenessof the vehicle’srestraint systems. Afterany frontalimpact,the seatbelts and pre-tensionersmust be checkedand, if necessary,replaced. In the interestsof safety,it is recommendedthat removalor replacementof the front seats,seatbelts and pre-tensionersshould only be carried out by qualifiedpersonnelwith the use of factoryspecifiedparts. Disposingof vehicles If you sellyour vehicle,be sureto inform the new ownerthat the vehicleis fitted with pre-tensioners. If your vehicleis to be scrapped, unactivatedpre-tensionersarepotentially verydangerousand must be safely deployedin a controlledenvironmentby qualifiedpersonnel,beforea vehicleis scrapped.

CHILDRESTRAINTSFORSMALL CHILDREN ANDBABIES The seatbeltsfittedto your vehicleare designedfor adultsand largerchildren.For theirsafety,it is veryimportantthat allinfants and young childrenarerestrainedin child safetyseatsappropriateto theirage and/or size. Allinfantand childrestraintsystemsare designedto be securedin vehicleseatsby meansof a lap beltor the lap portionof a lap/shoulderbelt.Alwaysensurethat the manufacturer’sfittinginstructionsare followedexactly. Accidentstatisticsshow that childrenaresafer when properlyrestrainedin the rearseating positionsthan in the front. WARNING • Children under the age of 12 should alwaysbe transportedin the rear seats, and be properlyrestrainedin appropriate child restraints. • UNDERNOCIRCUMSTANCESSHOULDA

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SEAT POSITION.If the passengerairbag inflates,it could impact with the child restraint,causing seriousinjuryor death. • Children could be endangered in a crash if their child restraintsare not properly securedin the vehicle. • DONOTallow a baby or infant to be carriedon the lap. The forceof a crash can increaseeffectivebody weight by as much as 30 times,making it impossible to hold on to the child. • Young adults and childrentypically requirethe use of a boosterseat appropriateto their age and size, therebyenabling the seat belts to be properlyfitted, reducingthe riskof injury in a crash. • DONOTuse a child seat that hooks over the seat back.This type of seat cannot be satisfactorilysecured,and is unlikely to be safe for your child. • Neverleave a child unattended in your vehicle.

Tether straps For childseatsdesignedto use a top tether strap,your RangeRoveris equippedwith threetetherstrapanchorages,locatedover the tailgate(asillustrated).Theseanchorages aredesignedto only be used for tether compatiblechildrestraintsystems,fittedin the threerearseatingpositions.

Tether strapinstallation: 1. Verifythat the childseatis equippedwith or appropriatefor use with top tether straps.If in doubt, consultthe childseat manufacturerfor confirmation. 2. Removethe appropriatetetherstrap anchoragecover. 3. Attachthe tetherstrapto the childseat, followingthe childseatmanufacturer’s instructions. 4. Installthe childseatusing the vehicleseat beltas per the childseatmanufacturer’s instructions. 5. Routethe tetherstrapoverthe seatback, under the headrest. 6. Attachthe hook to the appropriatetether strapanchoragepoint (theone directly behind the childseat). 7. Tensionthe tetherstrapto the childseat manufacturer’sinstructions.

NOTE: The front and outsiderearpassenger seatbeltsarefittedwith a lockingmechanism, to furthersecurea childseat- see ’Seatbelt lockingmechanism’ . WARNING ALWAYS follow the child seat manufacturer’sinstructionswhen installing a tether strap.

Seat belt lockingmechanism The seatbeltsfittedto the front passenger seatand two outerrearseats,havea special lockingmechanism,whichaidsthe securing of childrestraintsystems.The mechanism used to securea childrestraintis operatedas follows: 1. Attachthe seatbeltto the childrestraintin accordancewith the manufacturer’s instructions. 2. Insertthe metaltongue of the seatbelt into the lockensuringthat it engageswith a ’click’ . 3. Pullon the shouldersectionof the belt untilit is fullyextended. 4. Allowthe beltto retract.A ’clicking’ sound willconfirmthat the mechanismhas engaged. 5. Removeslackfrom the mechanism,by pullingupwardson the shoulderbelt, immediatelyabovethe childrestraint. 6. Evaluatethe tightnessof the installationby rockingthe childseatbackand forth to ensurethat it is tight and stable. 7. If the childseatneedsto be tightened further,removethe metaltongue of the seatbeltfrom the buckleand feed some of the shoulderbeltbackinto the reel(thus makingthe beltshorter).Then reattachthe metaltongue into the buckle(ifdone properlyit willrequiresome effort). 8. Re-evaluatethe tightnessof the system.If the childseatis too loose,repeatthe aboveproceduremakingthe belt incrementallyshorter(and therefore tighter).It may be necessaryto put your weightonto the seat(to compressthe seat cover)to be ableto fastenthe belt. To turn off the childrestraintseatbeltlocking feature,allowthe seatbeltto fullyretract. The centrerearseatingpositionis fittedwith a lap beltwhichcan be manuallytightenedto securethe infantor childrestraintsystem. Olderchildrenshould use the lap/shoulder beltfittedto the outerseatingpositions.

CARE & MAINTENANCEOF SEAT BELTS

WARNING • DONOTallow foreign matter (particularlysugaryfood and drink particles)to enter the seat belt lockssuch substancescan render the locks inoperative. • Regularlyinspectthe belt webbing for signs of fraying,cuts and wear,also paying particularattention to the condition of the fixing points and adjusters. • DONOTbleach or dye the webbing.

Clean the webbing using warm water and non-detergentsoap only - allow to dry naturallyand DONOTretractor use the belts until they are completelydry. • Alwaysreplacea seat belt that has withstood the strainof an impact or showssigns of fraying. Testing inertia reel belts Fromtimeto time,carryout the following tests: 1. Withthe seatbeltfastened,givethe webbingnearthe bucklea quickupward pull.The bucklemust remainsecurely locked. 2. Withthe webbinghalfunreeled,hold the tongue plateand giveit a quickforward pull.The mechanismmust lock automaticallyand preventany further unreelingof the belt. 3. Withthe seatbeltunfastened,unreelthe webbingto the limitof itstravel.Check that unreelingis freefrom snatchesand snags. If a seatbeltshould failany of thesetests, contactyour retailerimmediately.

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This RangeRoveris equippedwith an airbag SRS (supplementaryrestraintsystem)that incorporatesfront and sideairbagsand a lap/shoulderbeltwith pre-tensioners(see ’Seatbelts’)at both the driverand front seat passengerpositions.

WARNING The SRS/Airbagsare a supplementary restraintsystemthat providesADDITIONAL protectionin certaintypes of front and side impact collisionsonly - they DONOTreplace the need to wear a seat belt. To minimize the riskof severeinjuryor death in the event of a crash,all occupantsin all seating positionsincluding the drivershould always use their seat belt (regardlessof whether an airbag is included at that seating position). Providedthe front seatoccupantsare correctlyseatedwith seatbeltsproperlyworn, the airbagsarea supplementaryrestraint systemthat providesadditionalprotectionto the chestand facialareasin the eventof the vehiclereceivinga severefrontalimpact,and to the sideof the body facingthe impact,if a severesidecollisionoccurs. The front airbagsarelocatedin the centrepad of the steeringwheeland in the fasciapanel abovethe glovebox.Sideairbagsare positionedin the backrestpadding on the outwardsideof both front seats(see illustration).

WARNING Following inflation, some SRS/airbag componentsare hot - DONOTtouch until they have cooled. Even with SRS/airbagequipment fitted, seat belts must ALWAYS be worn because: • An airbag will only provideadditional protectionin certaintypes of front and side collisions.NOprotectionis afforded against the effectsof rear impacts,roll over accidents,or minor frontal impacts. • Inflation and deflation take place instantaneouslyand will not provide protectionagainst the effectsof secondaryimpactsthat can occurduring multiple vehiclecollisions. WARNING The airbag module inflates with considerablespeed and force.For your safety: An inflating airbag can cause facial abrasionsand other injuries.The injurious effectsof airbag inflation can be minimised by ensuringdriverand passengerare seated correctly,with the seat moved back as far as is practical,and the seat belts worn correctly. NEVERattach accessoryitems to an airbag module cover,or place items of hand luggage or any objectson the top of a module cover;these could interferewith the inflation of the airbag,or if the airbag inflates,be propelled inside the vehicle causing injuryto the occupants. DONOTallow occupantsto obstructthe operation of the airbag modules by placing their feet, knees or any part of their person in contactwith, or close to, an airbag module whilst the vehicleis moving. Activationof an airbag createsdust,causing possiblebreathing difficultiesfor asthma sufferersor other people with respiratory problems.If an airbag is activated,any occupant who suffersfrom breathing difficultiesshould; either leave the vehicle as quicklyas possible,or obtain freshair by fully opening the windows or doors. Both front seating positionsare equipped with knee bolstersto provideknee protectionin the event of an impact.DONOT modify the bolsters,or mount after market equipment on or behind them.

To ensurecorrectdeploymentof the airbags, it is essentialthat obstructionsarenot allowed to intervenebetweenan airbagand the occupant.The followingareexamplesof the type of obstructionsthat could either,impede correctoperationof the airbags,or jeopardise personalsafetyin the eventof an airbag deployment: • Accessoriesattachedto an airbagcover. • Itemsof hand luggageor otherobjects placedon an airbagcover. • Feet,kneesor any otherpartof the anatomyin contactwith, or in close proximityto, a front airbagcover. • Head,armsor any partof the anatomyin contactwith, or in closeproximityto, a sideairbag. • Itemsof clothingor cushionsdrapedover the partof a front seatcontainingthe airbag. • The use of seatcoversthat arenot approvedfor seatsequippedwith side airbagswillREDUCEor ELIMINATE the effectivenessof the sideairbagsin the eventof a crash(inparticular,be aware that seatcoversapprovedfor use with

RangeRovervehiclespriorto the introductionof sideairbagswillNOTbe suitablefor vehiclesequippedwith side airbags!If in doubt, seekadvicefrom a

Land Roverretailer). How the airbag SRS works In the eventof a collision,the airbagcontrol unit monitorsthe rateof decelerationinduced by the collisionto determinewhetherthe airbagsshould be deployed. In the caseof a severefrontalcollision,both front airbagswillbe deployed.In the caseof a severesidecollision,only the airbagon the impactsideof the vehiclewillinflate. However,theremay alsobe impactconditions wherebyone sideand both front airbags deployat the sametime,or wherefront and sideairbagsrespondseparatelyas a resultof a secondaryimpactoccurringafterthe initial collisionhas takenplace.

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Airbaginflationis virtuallyinstantaneousand occurswith considerableforceaccompanied by a loud noise.The inflatedairbag,together with the seatbeltrestraintsystem,limitthe occupant’smovement,therebyreducingthe riskof injuryto the head and upper torso. When an airbaginflates,a finepowderis released.This is not an indicationof a malfunction,howeverthe powdermay cause irritationto the skinand should be thoroughly flushedfrom the eyesand any cuts or abrasionsof the skin.Afterinflation,an airbag deflatesimmediately.This providesa gradual cushioningeffectfor the occupantand also ensuresthat the driver’sforwardvisionis not impaired.

WARNING Following inflation, some airbag SRS componentsare hot - too avoid burns DO NOTtouch until they have cooled. IMPORTANTINFORMATION The airbagSRS is not designedto operateas a resultof rearcollisions, minorfrontalor minorsideimpacts,or if the vehicleoverturns;nor willit operate as a resultof heavybrakingor driving overbumps and potholes. Operationof the airbagSRS is dependent entirelyon the accelerationor decelerationforcesthat areappliedto the vehicle’spassengercompartmentas a resultof a collision.The circumstances affectingdifferentcollisions(vehicle speed,angleof impact,type and sizeof objecthit for example),varyconsiderably and willaffectthe rateof accelerationor decelerationaccordingly. It follows,therefore,that in some instances,significantsuperficialdamage can occurto the vehiclewithout the airbagsdeployingand, conversely,that in othercircumstances,the airbagswill deployeventhough the vehiclehas experiencedrelativelysmallamountsof damage.However,if as a resultof an impact,you suspectthat the airbags should havedeployedand havefailedto do so, pleasecall 1 (800) 637-6837 for adviceor to arrangefor a Land Rover representativeto inspectthe vehicleto verifythat the airbag/SRSsystem operatedcorrectly.

Side airbags Sideairbagsaredesignedto protectthe thoraxregionof the torsoand willonly deploy in the eventof a severesideimpact.They will NOTinflateas a resultof frontalor rear impacts. In the eventof a severesidecollision,the airbagon the impactsideof the vehiclebreaks through the seatcovering,rapidlyinflatingto form a cushionbetweenthe occupantand the sideof the vehicle. Notethat a partof the outersideof the seat trim(identifiedby the woven ’airbag’ label)is manufacturedwith a speciallyconstructed seamwhichenablesthe airbagto break through. The manufactureand materialsof the seatarecriticalto the performanceof the airbag.For thisreason,non-approvedseat coversmust NEVERbe fitted,and it is recommendedthat any repairor replacement to the front seatsbe carriedout by a Land Roverretailer(see ’Serviceinformation’).

Airbag SRS warning light Wheneverthe starterswitchis turnedto position ’II’,the diagnosticcontrolunit monitorsthe readinessof the system’s electricalcircuits.The elementsof the system being monitoredinclude: • SRS warninglight • Rotarycoupler • Airbagmodules • Seatbeltpre-tensioners • Airbagdiagnosticcontrolunit • Frontcrashsensors • Airbagwiringharnesses A warninglight,mounted on the instrument pack,willalertyou to any malfunctionwhich might preventthe airbagSRS from operating correctlyin the eventof an impact.The systemshould alwaysbe checkedby a retailer if any of the followingsymptomsoccur: • The warninglightfailsto illuminatewhen the starterswitchis turnedto position ’II’ . • The warninglightfailsto extinguishwithin approximatelyfivesecondsafterthe starterswitchis turnedto position ’II’ . • The warninglightilluminateswhilstthe vehicleis being driven.

NOTE: Afterthe starterswitchis turnedto position ’II’,the system’sdiagnosticcontrol unit checksitsown memoryand the warning lightbulb for faults.If a faultis found, the warninglightwillilluminate. Seating positions In orderto provideoptimum protectionin the eventof a severevehicleimpact,it is necessaryfor the airbagsto deploywith considerablespeed. An inflatingairbagcan causefacialabrasions and otherinjuriesif the occupantis too close to the airbagat the timeof itsdeployment.

WARNING To minimise the riskof accidentalinjury from inflating airbags,seat belts should be correctlyworn at all times.In addition, both driverand front seat passengershould adjust the seat to providethe maximum practicaldistancefrom the front airbags, and also ensure that a gap is maintained between the upper torsoand the side of the vehicleto enable unobstructedinflation of the side airbags.

CHILDSEATS Childrenaged 12 yearsand under aremore likelyto receiveinjuriesfrom inflatingairbags than adultoccupants.For thisreason,it is recommendedthat childrenshould alwaysbe seatedin the rearof the vehiclein a child safetyseator restraintsystemappropriateto theirage and size(see ’Seatbelts’). However,if it is necessaryfor a childto travel in the front, set the seatfullyrearwardsand use a front facingchildseatONLY.

WARNING DONOTUSE A REARFACINGCHILDSEAT IN ANY FRONTSEAT LOCATION.If the passengerairbag inflates,it could impact with the child restraintcausing serious injuryor death to the child. Children could be endangered in a crashif their child restraintsare not properly securedin the vehicle.Be sure to install child restraintsaccordingto the manufacturer’sinstructions. Underno circumstancesshould a rear facing child seat be installed facing forwardin any seating position. Serviceinformation Certaincomponentsof the SRS/airbagmust be replacedby a Land Roverretailerafter10 yearsfor front airbags,and 15 yearsfor side airbagsfrom the date of manufacture(shown on the certificationplateattachedto the lock faceof the front left-handdoor). In addition,ALWAYS contactyour retailerif: • an airbaginflates. • the front or sideof the vehicleis damaged, evenif the correspondingairbaghas not inflated. • any partof an airbagmodulecovershows signsof deteriorationor damage.

WARNING DONOTattempt to servicerepair,replace, modify or tamper with any part of the airbag SRS,or wiring in the vicinityof an airbag SRS component; this could cause the systemto activate,resultingin personal injury.

WARNING The componentsthat make up the SRS/airbagare sensitiveto electricalor physicalinterference,either of which could easilydamage the systemand cause inadvertentoperation or a malfunction of the airbag module. To preventany SRS/airbagmalfunction, ALWAYS consulta Land Roverretailer before fitting any of the following. • Electronicequipment such as a mobile phone, two-wayradio or in-car entertainment system. • Accessoriesattached to the front or side of the vehiclesuch as a winch or brushbar. • Any modification to the front or side of the vehicleincluding the bumper or chassis. • Any modification involvingthe removal or repairof any wiring or component in the vicinityof any of the SRS components(yellowwiring harness), including: the steeringwheel, steering column,front seats,instrumentand fasciapanels. • Any modification to the fasciapanels, steeringwheel or front seats.

WARNING Onlyuse Land Roverapproved seat covers for use with seats fitted with side airbag modules.The use of non-approvedseat coverswill REDUCEthe effectivenessof the side airbagsin the event of a crash condition. Disposingof vehicles If you sellyour vehicle,be sureto informthe new ownerthat the vehiclehas an airbagSRS, and makethe new ownerawarethat certain componentsof the systemwillneed renewing aftereither10 years(frontairbag)or 15 years (sideairbag). If the vehicleis to be scrapped:uninflated airbagsarepotentiallyverydangerousand must be safelydeployedin a controlled environmentby qualifiedpersonnelBEFOREa vehicleis scrapped.

STEERINGCOLUMNADJUSTMENT Adjustthe angleand heightof the steering columnto suityour drivingposition: 1. Fullywithdrawthe leverand then pullit towardsthe steeringwheelrim. 2. Keepingthe leverin thisposition,tiltthe steeringcolumnup or down to the requiredangleand pullor push to extend or retractthe steeringwheel. 3. Releasethe leverto lockthe columnin positiononce a comfortabledriving positionhas been achieved.

WARNING DONOTattempt to adjust the steering column whilst the vehicleis in motion. This is extremelydangerous and may resultin the loss of controlof the vehicleand personalinjury.

ELECTRICALLY-OPERATEDDOORMIRRORS 1. Slidethe switchleftor rightto selectthe appropriatemirror. 2. Withthe starterswitchturnedto position ’I’ or ’II’,pressthe appropriatesideof the rockerswitchto tiltthe mirrorglass up/down or left/right.

NOTE: The mirrorpositionscan be set in conjunctionwith the driver’sseatpositions (see ’Seats’).

NOTE: Doormirrorshaveintegralheating elementswhichdisperseiceor mistfrom the glass.This functionoperatescontinuously whilstthe engineis running. Automatic dipping for reversegear selection The mirrormemoryhas a pre-storedfunction whichcausesthe mirrorsto dip automatically wheneverreversegearis selected.If necessarythe ’dipped’ mirrorpositionscan be alteredas follows: 1. Turn the starterswitchto position ’I’ or ’II’ (do not startthe engine). 2. Selectreversegear. 3. Adjusteitheror both mirrorsto the desiredpositions. 4. Pressthe seatMEMORYSTOREswitch togetherwith eitherswitch1 or 2 (whichevercorrespondswith the driver’s seatmemory)for 2 seconds(themessage centredisplays ’MIRRORDIP STORE’).

NOTE: The right-handexteriordrivingmirror is convexand objectsin thismirrorarecloser than they appear.

To disable the dip function: Turn the starterswitchto position ’I’ or ’II’ (do not startthe engine)and selectreversegear. Pressand hold the seatMEMORYSTORE switchfor 2 seconds,the messagecentre displays ’MIRRORDIP OFF’ and a tone sounds. To restorethe dip function: Turn the starterswitchto position ’I’ or ’II’ (do not startthe engine),and selectreversegear. Pressand hold the MEMORYSTOREswitch for 2 secondsand the messagecentrebriefly displaysthe message ’MIRRORDIP ON’ (returningthe mirrorsto eitherthe factoryor your own pre-setpositions).

NOTE: The mirrordip functioncan be individuallydisabledor restoredfor eachseat memoryposition(1 and 2). Selectthe appropriatememorypositionbeforedisabling or restoringthe function. Manual adjustment Each door mirrorassemblycan be moved through four positions. The fullyforwardand rearwardpositions, enablethe mirrorbody to fold almostflat againstthe sideof the vehicleand areuseful for negotiatingnarrowopenings.The two intermediatepositions,enablethe mirrorbody to be adjustedto suitthe differing requirementsof eitherthe passengeror driver’ssideof the vehicle- the forward intermediatepositionshould be used for the driver’sside,and the rearwardintermediate positionused for the passengerside.

1. Tachometer Indicatesenginespeedin revolutionsper minute. Your vehicleis fittedwith a systemwhich automaticallyrestrictsthe numberof revolutionsper minuteonce the engine’s maximum ’governed’ speedhas been reached. Engine speedrestrictionlimit:5,500 rpm 2. Speedometer Indicatesroad speedin milesand/or kilometresper hour. 3. Total distancerecorder Indicatesthe totaldistancetravelledby the vehicle.(Turn the starterswitchto positionII to illuminatedisplay). 4. Trip recorder(trip1) Recordsindividualjourneydistances(seealso ’Tripcomputer’).(Turn the starterswitchto positionII to illuminatedisplay). 5. Trip recorderresetbutton (trip1) Pressto returnthe triprecorderto zero.

CAUTION DONOTattempt to open the instrumentpack or change the instrumentbulbs - warranty covermay be invalid if the pack has been tampered with.

6. Temperaturegauge Oncethe enginecoolanthas reachedits normaloperatingtemperature,the pointer should be almostvertical(thepreciseposition willvarydependingon the ambient temperature).If the pointermovestowards the REDsegment,a REDwarninglightin the temperaturegauge illuminates.Should the pointermove INTOthe red segment,stop the vehicleas soon as safetypermitsand seek qualifiedassistancebeforecontinuing. 7. Fuel gauge The pointerdrops to zero when the starter switchis turnedoff, but quicklyrisesto show the levelof fuelin the tank when the switchis turnedto position ’II’.Afterrefuelling,the gauge rapidlychangesto reflectthe increase of fuelin the tank. An arrowon the fuelgauge indicateson which sideof the vehiclethe fuelfillerflapis located.

NOTE: The gauge may not indicatefuellevel increasesof 4 US gallons(15 litres)or less. When the fuelremainingin the tank is a minimumof 2.4 US gallons(9 litres),the AMBER warninglightwillilluminate.If the lightilluminates,refuelat the firstopportunity. Fueltank capacityis approximately25 usable US gallons(93 litres).

CAUTION NEVERallow your vehicleto run out of fuel (the resultantmisfiremay destroythe catalyticconverter).

Some warninglightsmay alsobe accompaniedby a messagewhichwillappear in the messagecentredisplayon the instrumentpack.(see ’Messagecentre’ for details). The warninglightsarecolourcoded as follows: GREEN& BLUE lightsindicatethat a unit is operating. AMBER & YELLOWlightsarecautions. REDlightsarewarnings.

IMPORTANTINFORMATION

REDwarninglightsareparticularly important,illuminationindicatesthat a seriousfaultexists.If a red warninglight illuminates,alwaysstop the vehicleand reviewthe specificinstructionsrelatingto that warninglightcontainedin this sectionof the manual. Parkingbrake/brakesystemRED. Illuminatesfor 3 secondsas a bulb checkwhen the starterswitchis turned to position ’II’ and alsoilluminateswhen the parkingbrakeis appliedand the starterswitch is in position ’II’ . The lightshould extinguishwhen the parking brakeis fullyreleasedor afterthe bulb checkif the parkingbrakeis off. If the lightilluminates whilstdriving,a faultis indicated.Stop the vehicleas soon as safetypermitsand seek qualifiedassistancebeforecontinuing.

NOTE: If the vehiclehas been standingfor some time,it may takeup to 40 seconds beforethe lightextinguishes(inthiscase,ABS and TC warninglightswillalsobe illuminated).

Seatbelt - RED. The lightilluminatesfor 6 secondswhen the starterswitch is turnedto position ’II’.ALWAYS fastenyour seatbeltBEFOREdriving. Batterycharging- RED. Illuminatesas a bulb checkwhen the starterswitchis turnedto position ’II’ and extinguisheswhen the engine is running.If it remainson, or illuminates when driving,a faultis indicated.Seek qualifiedassistanceurgently. TrailerdirectionindicatorsGREEN. This lightis only operativewhen a traileris connectedto the vehicleviaa multi-pinsocket.The lightflashesin conjunctionwith the vehicledirection indicators,thus confirmingthat the trailer indicatorlightsareoperatingcorrectly.In the eventof the failureof a trailerdirection indicatorlight,the warninglightwillnot illuminate.

Low engine oil pressure- RED. Illuminatesas a bulb checkwhen the starterswitchis turnedto position ’II’,and extinguisheswhen the engine is running.If it remainson when the engineis started,or comeson duringa journey,stop the vehicleas soon as safetypermitsand seek qualifiedassistancebeforecontinuing.Always checkthe oillevelwhen thislightilluminates.

NOTE: At verylow ambienttemperatures,the lightmay takeseveralsecondsto extinguish. Transfergearbox - AMBER. The lightstartsflashingwhen the selectorleveris moved across the ’H-gate’,and continuesflashinguntilthe transfergearboxhas completeda change from one rangeof gearsto another. DONOTreleasethe brakesor move the selectorleverout of ’N’ into one of the drive positionsuntilthe lightstops flashing. ABS - YELLOW. This lightilluminatesfor approximately1 secondwhen the starterswitchis turnedto position ’II’,and then brieflyextinguishesbeforecomingon again.The warninglightwillthen remain illuminateduntilthe vehicleis drivenabove approximately5 mph (7 km/h).If the light does not extinguishand then illuminateagain, then a faulthas occurredwith the ABS system and you should consultyour Land Rover retailerat the earliestopportunity. If the lightremainsilluminatedonce a speed of 5 mph (7km/h)has been reached,or subsequentlyilluminateswhilstdriving,a fault has been detectedby the self-monitoring system.The messagecentrewilldisplay ’ABS FAULT’;thismeansthat fullABS controlmay not be available,and you should consultyour retailerat the earliestopportunity. Airbag SRS - RED. The lightilluminateswhen the starterswitchis turnedto position ’II’,and extinguishesafter approximately8 seconds.If the light illuminatesat any othertime,a faultis indicated (see ’AirbagSRS’). Seekqualified assistanceurgently.

Tractioncontrol(TC)- AMBER. Illuminatesfor threeseconds afterthe starterswitchis turned on and the ABS and tractioncontrolsystems havecompletedtheirself-checks. Whilstdriving,the TC lightwillilluminate(for a minimumof two seconds),whenever tractioncontrolis active;the light extinguishingas soon as tractioncontrol ceases.The lightflashing(forat leastten seconds),indicatesthat the systemhas been over-used;it willbe availableagainonce the systemcomponentshavecooled. If the lightilluminatescontinuously,a fault with the systemis indicated;seekqualified assistance.

Directionindicators- GREEN. The leftor rightwarninglight flashesin timewith the correspondingleftor rightdirection indicators,wheneverthey areoperated.A warninglightflashingat twicethe normal speed,indicatesthat a directionindicatorbulb has failed(themessagecentrewillindicate whichbulb is faulty).If a traileris connected and a rearindicatorbulb fails,then the messagewillnot be displayed.When the hazardswitchis pressed,both warninglights willilluminatein conjunctionwith the indicator lights. Headlight high beam - BLUE. This lightilluminateswhenever the high beam headlightsareon. Lights on - GREEN. This lightilluminateswhen the sidelightsand/orheadlightsare switchedon. It willnot illuminatewhen parkinglightsor headlightdelayarein operation.

Air suspension- AMBER. Illuminatesas a bulb checkwhen the starterswitchis turnedon and remainsilluminateduntiltwo seconds afterthe enginehas started. In addition,the lightwillilluminatewhilst drivingwhenever ’High’ or ’Extended’ ride heightsareselected,and alsoif a faultwith the airsuspensionsystemis detected.

ServiceEngine Soon - AMBER. The enginemanagementsystem on your Land Roveris controlled by a sophisticatedenginecontrolmodule whichmaintainsoptimum controlof engine runningand emissionlevelsand monitorsthe operationof the sub-systemsand components. The ’ServiceEngine Soon’ indicator illuminatesas a systemcheckwhen the starter switchis turnedto position ’II’ and should extinguishwhen the engineis started. If an engineoperationor emissionsproblem is registeredby the enginecontrolmodule when the vehicleis being operated,the ’ServiceEngine Soon’ indicatorwillilluminate. If ’ServiceEngine Soon’ illuminates,and the vehicledrivesnormally: Contactyour Land Roverretailerto schedulea serviceappointmentat your earliest convenience- YOUMAY STILL DRIVETHE VEHICLE.

NOTE: An incorrectlyfittedfuelfillercap may causethe ’ServiceEngine Soon’ warninglight to illuminate. If ’ServiceEngine Soon’ flashesand/or the vehicledoes not drivenormally: Avoidhigh speedsand seekimmediate assistancefrom your Land Roverretailer. AUDIBLEWARNINGS Starterkey warning. An audiblewarningsounds if the keyis leftin the starterswitchwhen the driver’s door is opened, if the engineis not running.It willcease,as soon as the key is removedor the driver’sdoor is closed. This is accompaniedby the message centredisplaying ’IGNITIONKEY IN’ . Lights on warning. An audiblewarning(3 beeps)sounds if the driver’sdoor is opened whilstthe headlightsor parklightsareturnedon and afterthe keyis removedfrom the starterswitch.It willceaseas soon as the lightsareswitchedoff, or when the driver’sdoor is closed.The warningis accompaniedby the messagecentre displaying ’LIGHTSON’ or ’PARK LIGHTS’ . Driver’sseat belt reminder. A continuousaudiblewarningsounds and the messagecentredisplays ’SEAT BELT PLEASE’ for a 6 secondperiod,or untilthe seatbeltis latched.

High/low range change warning An audiblewarningwillsound whilsta changefrom one gearrangeto anotheris attempted.The warningwillcease,once the changeis completeor cancelled.

DIRECTIONINDICATORS Move the leverDOWNto indicatea LEFT turn, and UP to indicatea RIGHTturn. The appropriateGREENwarninglighton the instrumentpanelwillflashin timewith the directionindicators. Holdthe leverpart-wayup or down against springpressureto indicatea lanechange. LIGHTINGSWITCH Side, tail and instrumentpanel lights Insertthe starterkeyand turn the lightingswitchto position ’1’ . Headlights Turn the lightingswitchto position ’2’ .

Headlight courtesydelay To illuminatethe drivewayafterleavingthe vehicle,the headlightcourtesydelaycan be operated,as follows: 1. Turn the lightingselectorswitchto position ’2’ and the starterswitchto position ’II’ . 2. Turn the starterswitchbackto position ’0’,removethe key,and turn the lighting switchfrom position ’2’ to ’0’ . 3. The headlightswillremainon for approximately25 secondsand the messagecentrewilldisplay ’HEADLIGHT

DELAY’ .

Headlight main and dipped beams Pullthe leverfullytowardsthe steeringwheel to changefrom dipped beam to mainbeam (BLUEwarninglighton the instrumentpanel glowswhen the headlightsareon main beam). To flashthe headlights,pullthe leverpart-way towardthe steeringwheel(to the first position)and release. Parkinglights Withthe lightingswitchin position ’1’ and the starterkeyremoved,move the direction indicatorleverfullyDOWNto illuminatethe lefthand sideand taillights,or UP to illuminatethe righthand sideand taillights (lightson both sideswillremainon if the lever is in itsCENTRALposition).To switchoff, turn the lightingswitchto position ’0’ . Daylightrunning lights (Canada only) Withthe lightingswitchoff, the daylight runninglightsystemilluminatesthe headlight low beams,as soon as enginespeedexceeds 500 rpm. The instrumentpanelillumination remainsoff. The daytimerunninglightswillextinguish when the parkingbrakeis appliedand also when ’P’ (park)is selected. Instrumentdimmer control Rotatethe rockerswitchto the leftor rightto reduceor increasethe intensityof instrument panelillumination.The dimmeralsocontrols the illuminationlevelof switchesand (where fitted)the intensityof the airconditioningLCD display. The instrumentdimmeralsocontrolsthe intensityof the messagecentredisplay. However,note that if the illuminationlevelis set to itsmaximum(rotaterockerswitchto the rightand hold),then a momentarypress of the rockerswitchto the leftwilldim the messagecentredisplay,but leavethe instrumentilluminationat maximum.

NOTE: If the sidelightsareswitchedon when a driver’sseatpositionis storedin the seat memory,then the illuminationlevelof the instrumentpanelwillbe storedat the same time.

WINDSCREENWIPERS The windscreenwiperswillonly operatewhen the starterswitchis turnedto position ’I’ or ’II’ . IMPORTANTINFORMATION Do not operatethe wiperson a dry screen.

To preventpossibleoverloaddamageto the linkageor the wipermotors,in either freezingor extremelyhot conditions,care must be takento ensurethat the wiper bladesarenot adheringto the glass beforeoperatingthe wipers.

In winter,removeany snow or icefrom around the armsand blades,including the wipedareaof the windscreenand the heaterairintakes.

FRONTSCREEN To operatethe front screenwipersonly, the levermust be pushed awayfrom the steering wheel.

Single wipe Raisethe leverto position ’1’ and release. Intermittent wipe Lowerthe leverto position ’2’ to engage intermittentwipe.Rotatethe thumb wheelleft or right,to reduceor increasethe delay betweenwipes. Normal/fastspeed wipe Lowerthe leverto position ’3’ for normal,and to position ’4’ for fast,continuouswipespeed.

WINDSCREENWASHER

REARSCREEN Pullthe levertowardsthe steeringwheelfor rearscreenintermittentwipe. Allfront wiperfunctionsarealsoavailablein thisposition,using the four positions describedon the previouspage. If the front wipersareoperatingin intermittent mode, then the rearwiperwillwipeon every secondoperationof the front wipers.If the front wipersareoperatingin continuous mode, then the thumbwheelcontrolsthe delay of the rearwiper. Front screenwash/wipe Pressand hold the lowerbutton to operatethe front screenwash/wipe.The washerswill continueoperatingfor as long as the button is pressed.Afterreleasingthe button, the wipers willcomplete3 fullwipesbeforeeither parkingor continuingwith any otherselected wiperfunction. A momentarypresson the lowerbutton, will initiatea programmedwash/wipe.The washerswilloperatebrieflyand then stop automatically,the wipersthen completing3 fullwipesbeforeeitherparkingor continuing with anotherfunction.Movingthe leverto any otherfront wipepositionduringthe programmedwash/wipe,willcancelthe remainderof the programme.

NOTE: If the wipersystemsensesa low fluid levelin the washerreservoir,then the programmedwash/wipewillonly operatefor as long as the button is pressed,i.e. therewill be no timedwash and no additional3 wipes.

Washerjets To adjustthe front screenwasherjets,inserta needleinto the jetorificeand use it to position the jetso that the sprayis directedtowards the horizontalcentrelineof the windscreen. If the jetsbecomeobstructed,a needleor strandof wirecan be used to clearthe blockage.

Rearscreenwash/wipe Pressand hold the upper button to operate the rearscreenwash/wipe.The washerwill continueoperatingfor as long as the button is pressed.Afterreleasingthe button, the wiper willcomplete3 fullwipesbeforeeither parkingor continuingwith any otherselected function. A momentarypresson the upper button will initiatea programmedwash/wipe.The washer willoperatebrieflyand then stop automatically,the wiperthen completing3 full wipesbeforeeitherparkingor continuingwith anotherfunction.Movingthe leverto any otherrearwipepositionduringthe programmedwash/wipewillcancelthe remainderof the programme. The rearwiperwilloperateautomatically wheneverreversegearis selected,provided the front screenwipersareoperatingin either intermittent,or continuousmode. HEADLIGHTWASH/WIPE Headlightwash/wipeis controlledby a timer unit, and operatesautomaticallyon every secondwashof the front screenwashsystem when the headlightsareswitchedon.

NOTE: If the wipersystemregistersa low screenwashfluidlevelthe headlight wash/wipewillnot operateat all. LOWSCREENWASHFLUID When the screenwash levelis low, the messagecentredisplays ’LOWSCREEN WASH’.The messageappearswheneverthe front or rearwash/wipesystemsareused and is alsoactivatedwheneverthe starterswitchis turnedto, or from, position ’II’.To resetthe system,the reservoirmust be filledwhen the starterswitchis turnedoff (see ’Windscreen washertop-up’).

DASHBOARDCENTRECONSOLESWITCHES The followingswitchesarelocatedon the centreconsolebetweenthe driverand front seatpassenger: Front fog lights Pressto switchon and off; the switchilluminateswhilstthe lightsareswitchedon. The lightsoperateonly with the starterswitch in position ’II’ and the headlightsswitchedon (lowbeam only).Notethat the fog lights extinguishautomaticallyif the headlightsare changedto mainbeam, and willhaveto be re-selectedif the headlightsor the starter switchhavebeen turnedoff. DOrememberto switchoff as soon as visibilityis clear. Rearfog guard lights Pressto switchon and off; the switchilluminateswhilstthe lightsareswitchedon. The rearfog guard lightswilloperateonly when the starterswitch is in position ’II’,and when the headlightsare switchedon. Notethat the fog guard lightswillhaveto be reselectedif the headlightshavebeen turned off. REMEMBER: In clearconditionsrearfog guard lightscan dazzleotherroad users.Use only when visibilityis severelyrestricted; Hazardwarning lights Pressto operate;allthe direction indicators,includingthose fitted to a trailer,willflashin conjunctionwith each other. UseONLYin an emergencyto warnother road userswhen your stationaryvehicleis causingan obstruction,or is in a hazardous situation.Rememberto switchoff before movingaway.

NOTE: The functionsof the electronicair suspensionsystemswitchesaredescribed under ’Airsuspension’.The cruisecontrol masterswitchis describedunder ’Cruise control.’

STEERINGWHEELSWITCHES The followingswitchesarelocatedon the steeringwheel:

Cruisecontrol The functionsof the cruisecontrolswitches ’SET+’ and ’RES’ aredescribedunder ’Cruise control’ .

Mode switch Pressthe MODEswitchto select either:radio,tape, or CD player (see ’In-carentertainment’). Seek/searchforward Pressto selectthe NEXT station on the selectedwaveband.When tape or CD playerarebeing used, seek/search is used to selectthe next track. Seek/searchbackward Pressto selectthe PREVIOUS stationon the selected waveband.When tape or CD playerarebeing used, seek/searchis used to selectthe previoustrack. Volume up Pressthe positiveswitchto increasethe volume.

Volume down Pressthe negativeswitchto decreasethe volume.

Horn To operatethe horn pressone of the horn symbolson the edge of the steeringwheel pad.

The switcheson the centreconsoleoperate the followingwindows: 1. Righthand front window. 2. Left hand front window. 3. Righthand rearwindow. 4. Left hand rearwindow. 5. Switchto isolatereardoor window switches(whencarryingchildren).

NOTE: Rearwindowscan alsobe operatedby individualwindow switchesmounted on each reardoor, providedthe isolationswitchis not activated. Operatingthe windows The electricwindowscan be operatedwhen the starterswitchis in position ’I’ or ’II’ and for up to 45 secondsafterthe starterswitchis turnedoff (providedneitherfront door is opened in the meantime).

NOTE: Onlymanualmode (not ’one-touch’)is availablefor the 45 secondperiod(s). Pressand hold the lowerpartof a switchto lowerand the upper partto raisethe window. The window willstop movingas soon as the switchis released.

WARNING Accidentalclosingof a window on fingers, hands or any vulnerablepart of the body, can resultin seriouspersonalinjury. Alwaysobservethe following precautions: • ISOLATE the rear window switcheswhen carryingchildren. • ENSUREchildrenare kept clearwhen raisingor lowering a window. • NEVERleave childrenalone in the vehicleas this could resultin serious injuryor death. • ENSUREthat all adult passengersare fully familiar with the controlsand the potential dangers of electrically-operatedwindows. • ENSUREthe ’anti-trap’ function is activated(see next page).

’One-touch’ up & down By brieflypressingand then releasinga switch (within 1/2 second),a window can be opened or closedat a singletouch. Window movementcan be stopped at any timeby pressingthe opposing sideof the switch. ’Anti-trap’ function The ’anti-trap’ functionis a safetyfeature whichpreventsa window from closingwhen an obstructionis sensed(’WINDOW BLOCKED’ appearsin the messagecentre).It is recommendedthat thisis set at alltimes, but particularlywhen carryingchildren.

NOTE: If the ’one-touch’ and ’anti-trap’ functionshavenot been set, an audible warningsounds and ’WINDOWNOTSET’ is displayedin the messagecentrewhenevera window is closedand alsowheneverthe starterswitchis turnedon or off.

Setting the ’one-touch’ & ’anti-trap’ functions If the batteryhas been disconnected,it willbe necessaryto resetthe ’one-touch’ and ’anti-trap’ functionson eachwindow, using the followingprocedure: 1. FULLYopen and closeeachwindow in one continuousoperation(notethat as the window is closing,an audiblewarning sounds and ’WINDOWNOTSET’ is displayedin the messagecentre). 2. Oncethe window has been fullyopened and closed,an audiblewarningsounds and ’WINDOWSET’ (togetherwith a window identifiermessage)is displayedin the messagecentre. The ’one-touch’ and ’anti-trap’ functionswill now be operational.

NOTE: The ’one-touch’ up functionis availableon front windowsonly.

Overridingthe ’anti-trap’ function Undercertainconditions,you may wishto overridethe ’anti-trap’ function.If, for example,you attemptto operatethe windows with the operatingmechanismpartiallyfrozen, the ’anti-trap’ functionmay falselysensea trapsituationand failto closethe window (alwaysclearany icefrom the window to preventoverloadingthe operating mechanism). The ’anti-trap’ functioncan be overriddenas follows: 1. Usingthe centreconsoleswitchesonly, pressand hold the upper partof the appropriatewindow operatingswitch within10 secondsof the window backing off (afterit has senseda trapsituation). 2. Continueto hold the switchuntilthe window is eitherclosedor has reachedthe desiredposition(notethat as the window is closing,an audiblewarningsounds and ’ANTI-TRAPOFF’ is displayedin the messagecentre).

NOTE: The ’anti-trap’ functionwillbe operationalagain,as soon as the window operatingswitchis released. Rearwindow isolation switch Pressthe bottom of the switchto isolatethe rearwindow controls(a tone willsound); pressthe top of the switchto restore independantcontrol. If the switchis operatedwhen the starter switchis turnedoff, the messagecentrewill informthe driverthat a changein statusof the switchhas occurred(either ’REARWINDOWS OFF’ or ’REARWINDOWSON’ willbe displayed).Referto ’MISCELLANEOUSFAULT MESSAGES’,page 30 for moreinformation about the messages.

WARNING Alwaysisolate the rear window switches when carryingchildren.

The sunroofcan be operatedwhen the starter switchis in position ’I’ or ’II’ and for up to 45 secondsafterthe starterswitchis turnedoff (providedneitherfront door is opened in the meantime).

NOTE: Onlymanualmode (not ’one-touch’)is availablefor the 45 secondperiod(s).

NOTE: The sunroofblindcan be opened and closedmanually,but willretractautomatically when the sunroofis opened. The sunroofopens and closesin two separate phasesas follows: To TILT the roof: Withthe sunroofclosed,pressand hold the lowerpartof the switch,releasingwhen the sunroofis at the desiredangle.Pressand hold the upper partof the switchto closethe sunroof. To OPENthe roof: Pressand hold the upper partof the switch, releasingwhen the sunroofis in the desired position.Pressand hold the lowerpartof the switchto closethe sunroof.

WARNING Accidentalclosingof a sunroofon fingers, hands or any vulnerablepart of the body, can resultin seriouspersonalinjury. Alwaysobservethe following precautions: • ENSUREthat passengersare kept clear when closingthe sunroof. • NEVERleave childrenalone in the vehicleas this could resultin serious injuryor death. • ENSUREthat all adult passengersare fully familiar with the controlsand the potential dangers of operating an electrically-operatedsunroof. • DONOTallow passengersto extend any part of their bodies through the sunroof whilst the vehicleis moving. • ENSUREthe ’anti-trap’ function is activatedwheneverpossible. • DONOToperate the sunroofin freezing conditionsor when the roof panel is coveredwith ice or snow.

’One-touch’ operation Brieflypressand then releasethe upper part of the switch(within 1/2 second):The sunroof willopen to a pre-setpositionwhich minimisesairturbulence(and noise)within the vehicle.To fullyopen the sunroof,press and releasethe switchfor a secondtime. Pressand releasethe lowerpartof the switch (within 1/2 second)to closethe sunroofat a singletouch. Sunroof movementcan be stopped at any timeby pressingthe opposing partof the switch.

’Anti-trap’ function The ’anti-trap’ functionis a safetyfeature whichpreventsthe sunrooffrom closing when an obstructionis sensed(message centreshows ’SUNROOFBLOCKED’).It is recommendedthat thisis set at alltimes,but particularlywhen carryingchildren.

NOTE: If the ’one-touch’ and ’anti-trap’ functionshavenot been set, an audible warningsounds and ’SUNROOFNOTSET’ is displayedin the messagecentrewheneverthe sunroofis operationaland alsowheneverthe starterswitchis turnedon or off.

Setting the ’one-touch’ & ’anti-trap’ functions If the batteryhas been disconnected,it willbe necessaryto resetthe ’one-touch’ and ’anti-trap’ functionsusing the following procedure. 1. FULLYopen and closeand then FULLYtilt and closethe sunroofin one continuous operation;an audiblewarningsounds, and ’SUNROOFNOTSET’ is displayedin the messagecentrewhilstthe sunroofis in motion. 2. Oncethisoperationhas been successfully completed,an audiblewarningsounds and ’SUNROOFSET’ is displayedin the messagecentre. The ’one-touch’ and ’anti-trap’ functionswill now be operational.

Overridingthe ’anti-trap’ function Undercertainconditionsyou may wishto overridethe ’anti-trap’ function.If, for example,you attemptto operatethe sunroof with the operatingmechanismpartiallyfrozen, the ’anti-trap’ functionmay falselysensea trapsituationand failto closethe sunroof(it is recommendedthat you clearany icefrom the sunroofto preventoverloadingthe operatingmechanism). The ’anti-trap’ functioncan be overriddenas follows: 1. Pressand hold the appropriate(upperor lower)partof the switchwithin10 secondsof the sunroofbackingoff (afterit has senseda trapsituation). 2. Continueto hold the switchuntilthe sunroofis closed;an audiblewarning sounds and ’ANTI-TRAPOFF’ and ’SUNROOF’ aredisplayedin the message centre. The ’anti-trap’ functionwillbe operational again,as soon as the switchis released. Leaving the vehicle The messagecentrewillshow ’SUNROOF OPEN’ if the starterkeyis removedand the driver’sdoor opened with the sunroofstill open. If you areleavingthe vehicleALWAYS close the sunroof.

Emergencyoperation If sunroofoperationshould fail,firstcheckthe fuse and renewif necessary. If necessary,the emergencyoperatingkey (stowedin the glovebox)can be engagedin the sunroofmotor spindleand used to manuallyturn the spindleclockwiseto close the sunroof(seeillustration). The spindleis accessibleby prisingthe front courtesylightunit from the headlining. On completionof manualoperation,the spindlemust be turnedbackone quarterof a turn to re-engagethe drivemechanism.

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The heatingand ventilationsystemprovides fresh,heatedor de-humidifiedairthrough air ventsat the windscreen,faceand foot levels and to the rearpassengercompartment, whereshown in the illustration.

Face level vents Push the thumbwheeldown/up to open/close the vent. Directthe airflowby movingthe sliderin the centreof the vent. Fullyopening the driver’soutboardvent alsoopens the lap cooleroutlet. To ensurebest ventilationand minimum noise,the ventsshould be fullyopen wheneverthe airdistributioncontrolis set to facelevel.

AUTOMATICTEMPERATURECONTROL(ATC) Automatictemperaturecontrolconsistsof a computercontrolledheatingand air conditioningsystem.It is programmedto reachand then maintainoptimum levelsof comfortwithinthe vehicle,irrespectiveof all but the most severeclimaticconditions. FULLY AUTOMATICOPERATION Withthe enginerunning,pressthe ’Auto’ button (3) (’Auto’ appearsin the display)and then pressthe rockerswitches (1) eitherside of the display (2) to adjustthe temperaturefor the correspondingsideof the vehicle,untilan agreeablecomfortlevel(about21˚C or 70˚F is recommended)is reached.’HI’or ’LO’will appearin the displaywhen the maximum/minimumtemperaturesare selected,in whichcasethe systemwillnot functionautomatically. To changethe temperaturescaleto either Centigradeor Fahrenheitpressthe two outermostairdistributionbuttons (4) simultaneouslyfor approximately4 seconds. NOTE: The automatictemperaturecontrol systemwillnot achievetemperatureson the passengersideof the vehiclethat aremore than 11˚F (6˚C)greateror lessthan the temperatureset for the driver’sside. For optimum comfort,ensureallthe vents, includingthose in the rear,areopen and that the sliderin the centreof eachvent is in its centralposition.

NOTE: For ATC to functioncorrectly,all windowsshould be closedand the airintake at the baseof the windscreenmust be free from ice,snow, leavesor otherdebris.

WARNING To reduce the riskof accidentscaused by poor visibility,alwaysremovefrostand snow from all glass surfacesand clearsnow from hood and roof panels before driving.

Programmeddefrost/demist Withthe enginerunning,press the ’PROG’ button to clearfrostor mistat the beginningof a journey(indicatorlightilluminatesand the ’PROG’ symbolappearsin the display). The ’programmeddefrost’ facility automaticallyactivatesthe following: • The most efficientheatersettingsto clear the windscreenand front sidewindows • The heatedrearscreen- for a maximumof 16 minutes • The heatedwindscreen- for a maximum of 4 minutes Pressthe button againto deactivate ’programmeddefrost’ and restorethe original settings.

Recirculation Pressto recirculateairinsidethe vehicleinterior(indicatorlight illuminates)- usefulto preventtrafficfumes from enteringthe passengercompartment. Pressagainto cancelrecirculation. NOTE: Prolongedrecirculationmay causethe windowsto mist.If thishappens,switchoff airrecirculationimmediately. Air conditioning ’off’ Pressto switchthe air conditioningoff (indicatorlight illuminates).Withairconditioningoff, the ATC willfunctionin a semi-automaticmode with minimaldisturbanceto your comfort.When the ATC can no longerachievecomfort without assistancefrom the airconditioning, the airconditioningindicatorlightwillflash for 10 seconds.Pressagainto restorethe previousairconditioningsettings.

NOTE: In veryhumid conditions,slight screenmistingmay be experiencedwhen the airconditioningsystemis turnedon. This is a naturaloccurrenceon most automotiveair conditioningsystems.It is not a fault;misting willclearaftera few secondsonce the air conditioningsystemis operating.

SEMI AUTOMATICOPERATION The systemwilloperatein a semiautomatic mode (’Auto’ extinguishesfrom the display) and the airdistributionand blowercontrols can be operatedmanually. Fullautomaticmode can be restoredby pressingthe ’Auto’ button again. Air distribution Pressthe appropriatebutton to directairas required(thecorrespondingindicatorlight abovethe switchilluminates).

Airto facevents. (To ensurebest performance,the facelevelventsmust be open).

Airto faceventsand foot outlets. (To ensurebest performance,the facelevelventsmust be open).

Airto foot outlets.

Airto foot outletsand windscreen (recommendedif mildmistingof the windscreenoccurswhen in ’Auto’ mode).

Allairto windscreenand side window outlets.Recommended if heavymistingof the windscreenoccurs. Fan speed control Turn clockwiseto increaseand anti-clockwiseto decreaseairflow from the vents.Barsappearin the display,the numberof whichincreasesor decreaseswith increasing/decreasingfan speed. OTHERFEATURES Front and rear screenheaters As wellas being activatedby ’Programmeddefrost’,both front and rearscreenheaterscan be operatedindividuallyby pressingthe appropriatebutton (pressagainwhen no longerrequired).The rearscreenheater switchesoff automaticallyafter16 minutes, and the windscreenheaterautomatically ceasesafter4 minutes. CAUTION DONOTsticklabels over the heating elements,and DONOTscrapeor use abrasivematerials,to clean the inside of the rear window.

switchoff.

Low temperaturewarning If the outsidetemperatureis approximately37˚F or less,and thereis a possibilityof ice,then a snowflake symbolappearsin the display. Externaltemperature The externaltemperatureis continuously displayedin the lowerpartof the display. Self diagnostics The airconditioningsystemhas the abilityto constantlydiagnose itselffor faults.If a faultis detected,the ’handbooksymbol’ appearsin the display. Contactyour retailerfor assistance.

Heated front seats Pressto heat seats(indicator lightilluminates)- pressagainto

COURTESYANDMAP READINGLIGHTS Manual operation Pressthe appropriateswitchto turn the lights on - pressa secondtimeto turn off.

NOTE: The front courtesylightswitch (arrowed)willalsooperatethe rearcourtesy lights.

Front

NOTE: If the rearcourtesylightsor map readinglightsarelefton afterbeing manually operated,they willNOTextinguish automatically.

Rear Automatic operation The front and rearcourtesylightsilluminate automaticallywhenevera door or tailgateis opened, and remainilluminatedfor approximately15 secondsafterthe doors and tailgateareclosedor untilthe starterswitchis turnedon. If a door or the tailgateremainsopen for ten minutesor more,a ’timeout’ functionwill extinguishthe courtesylightsin orderto preventthe batteryfrom discharging. To cancel automatic operation: Pressand hold the front courtesylightswitch (1) untila tone sounds and the message centredisplays ’INTLIGHTSOFF’ . Repeatthe procedureto re-activateautomatic operation(a tone sounds and the message centredisplays ’INTLIGHTSON’).

FRONTASHTRAY Pressthe leadingedge of the ashtraylidto open. The compartmentcontainsthe cigar stubber,the ashtrayand the cigarlighter.

To emptythe ashtray,liftthe innertrayfrom the surround. DONOTuse the ashtrayfor disposingof wastepaperor othercombustiblematerials. CIGARLIGHTER The cigarlighteris locatedin the front ashtray compartment. Withthe starterswitchturnedto position ’I’ or ’II’,pressthe lighterin to heat up. When it has reachedthe correcttemperatureit willpartially ejectand can then be withdrawnfor use. ONLYhold the cigarlighterby the handle. DONOTplug accessoriesinto the cigarlighter socketunlessthey areapprovedby Land Rover. REARASHTRAY Pressthe cigarettesymbolto open. To emptythe ashtray,open the lidand remove the innertray. DONOTuse the ashtrayfor disposingof wastepaperor othercombustiblematerials.

GLOVEBOX Pressthe button to releasethe catchesand lowerthe lid. The gloveboxlightilluminatesautomatically when the lidis opened and the sidelightsare on, and extinguisheswhen the lidis closed.

NOTE: The gloveboxlockis operatedwith the starterkey.Turn the keya quarterturn to the leftto lock.

CUBBY BOX Pressthe button (arrowed)and liftto open the lidwhichcan be rotated(seeinset)to form a cup holder.Pressdown on the front of the lid to closeand ensurethat the latchhas fully engagedbeforeusing the lidas a cup holder.

CD AUTOCHANGER The CD autochangeris locatedin the rear loadspaceas shown. Operationof the CD autochangeris covered fullyin the ’In-carentertainment’ book.

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CAUTION NEVERplug unapproved accessoriesinto the auxiliarypower socket.Damage to the vehicle’selectricalsystemscould occur.

An electricalaccessoriessocketis mounted in the rearloadspace(whereshown).This can be used to powerLand Roverapproved electricalaccessoriesthat use a maximumof 180 Watts.

NOTE: Alwaysrun the engineif prolonged use of electricalaccessoriesis requiredotherwise,the batterywillbecomedischarged.

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INTERIORREAR-VIEWMIRROR The interiormirroris equippedwith an automaticdimmingfunctionthat reduces glarefrom followingvehiclesat night. The dimmingfunctionis activatedby the light sensor(arrowed),whichalsodimsthe door mirrors.

SUNVISORVANITY MIRRORILLUMINATION Withthe starterswitchturnedto position ’II’ , pivotthe sun visordownwardand raisethe coveron the vanitymirrorto illuminatethe mirror.Closethe coverto extinguishthe lights.

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CLOCK To adjustthe time,pressand releasethe button to incrementby one minute;press continuouslyto ’fastforward’ the hands.

NOTE: The clockwillneed to be resetif the batteryhas been disconnected.

LOADSPACECOVER Fold the rearloadspacecoverby pushing upwardand forward(arrowed)into the vehicle.Lay the rearsectionof the coveron the forwardsection.

The loadspacecovercan be removedby pullingon the rearto disengageit from the sidespigotsand storedin the forwardareaof the loadspace;a channelis formedin both of the loadspacesidepanelsimmediatelybehind the rearseatsto accommodatethe folded loadspacecover. WARNING DONOTcarryluggage or loose items on the loadspace cover- these may obscurevision and could become dangerous projectilesin the event of a sudden stop or collision. All equipment, luggage or tools carriedin the load area should be securedto minimise the riskof injuryto the driverand passengersin the event of an accidentor emergencymanoeuvre.

NOTE: Refrainfrom operatinga telephone fittedwith itsown aerialinsidethe vehicle(see maintext). Your vehicleutilisesa numberof electronic systemsdesignedto provideyou with maximumcomfort,safetyand economy. Thesesystemsmay be affectedby the use of mobilecommunicationequipmentinsidethe vehicle.However,the use of an externalaerial willgreatlyreducethe likelihoodof this occurrence. For your safety,alwaysnote the following precautionsbeforefittingor using an in-car telephone,or any mobilecommunication equipment. • Onlyuse an installationkitincorporating an aerialexternalto the vehicle. • Ensurethat the installationis carriedout by a competentinstaller. • Refrainfrom operatinga mobilephone fittedwith itsown aerialinsidethe vehicle - the electromagneticfieldradiatedby the phone may interferewith the vehicle’s electricalsystems. CAUTION For your safetyand that of others,using any hand-held appliance whilst drivingcan be dangerous.Alwaysstop the vehiclebefore making a call and ensure the telephone is switchedoff whilst you are driving.

HOMELINKTRANSMITTER* The Land RoverHomeLinkUniversal Transmitterprovidesa convenientwayto replaceup to threehand-heldtransmitters with a singlebuilt-indevice.This innovative featurewilllearnthe radiofrequencycodesof most currenttransmittersto operategarage doors and gates.Withthe availableaccessory package,the HomeLinkTransmittercan also controlhome or officelightingand security systems.For reliability,the HomeLink Transmitteris poweredby your vehicle’s batteryand chargingsystem. Precautions WARNING Do not use this HomeLinkTransmitterwith any garage door that lackssafety ’stop’ and ’reverse’ features,as requiredby federal safetystandard(thisincludesany garage or door opener model manufacturedbefore April 1, 1982). A garage door opener which cannot ’detect’ an object in the path of a closingdoor and then automatically ’stop’ and ’reverse’ the door, does not meet currentfederal safetystandards.Usinga garage door opener without these features increasethe riskof seriousinjuryor death. For more information on this matter,call toll-free:1-800-355-3515.

CAUTION When programmingyour HomeLink Transmitter,you will be operating the garage door or gate. Be sure that people and objectsare out of the way,to prevent potential harm or damage. Programming

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If afterrepeatedattemptsyou do not successfullyprogramthe HomeLink Transmitterto learnthe signalof the hand-heldtransmitter,calltoll-freefor customerassistance:1-800-355-3515. 1. If you havepreviouslyprogrammedyour

HomeLinkTransmitter,proceedto step 2.

Otherwise,hold down the two outside buttons on the HomeLinkTransmitteruntil the red lightbeginsto flash.Releaseboth buttons. 2. Decidewhichone of the threechannels you want to program. 3. Holdthe end of your hand-heldtransmitter againstthe front surfaceof the HomeLink

Transmitterso that you can stillseethe red light(seeillustration).

4. Usingboth hands, push the hand-held transmitterbutton and the desiredbutton on the HomeLinkTransmitter.Continueto pressboth buttons through step 5. 5. Holddown both buttons untilyou seethe red lighton the Land RoverHomeLink

Transmitterflash,firstslowlyand then rapidly.It indicatesthat you have successfullyprogrammedthe HomeLink

Transmitterto learnthe new frequency signal.Releaseboth buttons once the rapidflashingbegins.

Operatingthe Land RoverHomeLink Transmitter Onceit is programmed,the HomeLink Transmittercan be used in placeof your hand-heldtransmitter(s).To operate,simply pressthe appropriatebutton on the HomeLink Transmitter.The red lightcomeson whilethe signalis being transmitted.

NOTE: If your hand-heldtransmitterappears to programthe HomeLinkTransmitter,but does not open your garagedoor and, if your garagedoor wasmanufacturedafter1995, your garagedoor openermay havea ’code protected’ or ’rollingcode’ feature. A ’rollingcode’ type of systemwillchangethe ’code’ of your garagedoor openereverytime you open or closeyour garagedoor. To determineif you haveone of these systems,depressthe button on your HomeLinkTransmitterthat you programmed. If the red lighton the HomeLinkTransmitter flashesrapidlyfor 1-2 seconds,then turns solid,your garagedoor openerhas a rolling code system.

Training a garage door opener equipped with ’rolling codes’ To trainyour ’rollingcode’ garagedoor openerto operatefrom your HomeLink Transmitter,followthesesteps: 1. Programyour hand-heldtransmitterto the

HomeLinkTransmitterby followingthe proceduresoutlinedin ’Programming’,(if you alreadycompletedthisprogramming, proceedto the next instruction). 2. Trainyour garagedoor openerreceiverto recognizeyour HomeLinkTransmitter: (yourgaragedoor openerreceiverwill learnto recognizethe HomeLink

Transmitterby followingthe sameprocess used to trainthe hand-heldtransmitter) a) Removethe coverpanelfrom your garagedoor openerreceiver(thereceiver should be locatedby the garagedoor motor). b) Locatethe trainingbutton on the garagedoor openerreceiver.The exact locationand colourof the button may vary by garagedoor openerbrand. If you have difficultylocatingthe trainingbutton, referenceyour garagedoor opener manual,or call1-800-355-3515. c) Pressthe trainingbutton on the garage door openerreceiverfor 1-2 seconds. d) Returnto the HomeLinkTransmitterin the vehicleand depressthe programmed

HomeLinkTransmitterbutton for the durationof the rapidflashof the

HomeLink’sred light,(1-2 seconds).

Releasethe button and depressthe button to confirmthat the HomeLinkTransmitter has been trainedto the receiver.

e) Your garagedoor openershould now recognizeyour HomeLinkTransmitter.

You may use eitheryour HomeLink

Transmitteror your originalhand-held transmitterto open your garagedoor. If afterfollowingthesesuggestionsyou still havedifficultiesprogrammingyour HomeLink Transmitter,calltoll-freefor customer assistance:1-800-355-3515. Erasingchannels To eraseallthreeprogrammedchannels,hold down the two outsidebuttons untilthe red lightbeginsto flash,then releaseboth buttons. Individualchannelscannot be erased, but can be reprogrammedusing the proceduresfor programmingthe HomeLink Transmitter(steps2 through 5).

NOTE: Be sureto retainyour original transmitterfor futureprogramming procedures(e.g. new vehiclepurchase). When sellingyour vehicle,be sureto eraseall channelson the HomeLinkTransmitterthat you programmed. Accessories Accessoriesfor your HomeLinkTransmitter areavailablefrom the manufacturerof the device.If you would likeadditional informationor would liketo purchaseother accessoriessuch as home lightingor security productsthat can be operatedby the HomeLinkTransmitter,pleasecalltoll-free: 1-800-355-3515.

NOTE: This devicecomplieswith FCC rules part15. Operationis subjectto the following two conditions: • This devicemay not causeharmful interference:and • thisdevicemust acceptany interference that may be received,including interferencethat may causeundesired operation.

NOTE: The transmitterhas been testedand complieswith FCC and DOC/MDCrules. Changesor modificationsnot expressly approvedby the partyresponsiblefor compliancecould void the user’sauthorityto operatethe device. DOC:ISTC 1763K1313 PrinceMODEL/FCCID: C82 V67690 HomeLink® is a registered trademark owned by the PrinceCorporation,Holland.Michigan.

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