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01 General information02 Information03 Maintenance04 Engine 1.4 K805 Engine 1.606 Engine 1.6 D.O.H.C.07 Engine 2.0 T1608 Engine management system - PGM-Fi09 Modular engine management system - SPi10 Modular engine management system - MPi11 Fuel delivery system12 Cooling system13 Manifold and exhaust14 Clutch15 Manual gearbox 1.416 Manual gearbox 1.617 Automatic gearbox18 Drive shafts19 Steering20 Suspension21 Brakes22 Body23 Heating and ventilation24 Air conditioning25 Wipers and washers26 Electrical27 Instruments28 Supplementary restraint system (SRS)
Rover 200/400 Coupé, Cabriolet & Tourer Workshop Manual22 · Body
22 · Body & interior

Refit

Make
Rover
Model
Coupé, Cabriolet & Tourer 200/400 Coupé, Cabriolet & Tourer Workshop Manual
Section
Hood › Refit
BodyRefit
Diagram showing rear corner of hood with screw labeled 9 securing corner finisher to backlight
  1. Remove screws securing rear corners of hood to backlight and remove corner finishers.
Diagram showing inside of body at hood rear quarters with screw labeled 10
  1. Remove screws securing hood rear quarters to inside of body.
  2. Fully lower hood manually.

CAUTION: Ensure headlining does not become entangled with hood frame as hood is lowered.

  1. Lower both rear windows.
Diagram showing hood hinge cover with screw and trim stud labeled 13, and turnbuckles on hood ram inspection covers labeled 14
  1. Remove screw and trim stud from each hood hinge cover and remove hinge covers.
  2. Release turnbuckles on hood ram inspection covers and remove covers.
Diagram showing Torx screws labeled 16 and retaining clip with Belville washer and clevis pin labeled 15 on hood hinge area
  1. Remove retaining clip, retain Belville washer as clevis pin is removed from ram trunnion.
  2. Remove Torx screws (TX40 Torx bit) from hood hinges.
  3. Place protective cover on luggage compartment lid to prevent damage as hood assembly is removed.
  4. With assistance, establish lifting points on each side of hood.

CAUTION: Lifting points should be as far rearwards as possible to achieve balance as hood is raised from vehicle.

  1. Disengage Velcro from rear of hood rear quarters and lift hood assembly up and rearwards from vehicle.

Refit

  1. With assistance, establish balanced lifting points on each side of hood and lift hood into position.

CAUTION: Care must be taken not to damage body with hood rear quarter bracketry.

  1. Loosely fit Torx screws to hood hinges.
  2. With assistance, lift each hood hinge up and forward as far as possible before tightening screws to 22 Nm.

CAUTION: Do not raise hood before brackets are tightened, or serious damage may result. If hood hinge brackets are incorrectly set, hood will foul on rear windows, again resulting in serious damage to hood.

  1. Raise hood manually onto 50 mm deep wooden blocks placed on top of each 'B' post.
  2. Fit corner finishers to hood rear quarters and align screw holes with a small bradawl, before fitting finisher screws.
  3. Fit bolts securing hood rear quarters to inside of body.
  4. Use assistance, lift backlight into position and secure top edge with zip.

CAUTION: To avoid undue stress on zip, assistance may be necessary to hold backlight up whilst zip is fastened.

  1. Remove support blocks from 'B' posts and place one 50mm deep block between centre of front header rail and hood.

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