LAND ROVER ACCESSORY FITTING INSTRUCTIONS

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LAND ROVER

FITTING INSTRUCTION

WARNING
  • Accessories which are not correctly installed can be dangerous. Read the instructions carefully prior to installation. Comply with instructions at all times. If in doubt, contact your nearest approved retailer.

Detachable Towbar

NOTE
  • Detachable towbar comes in 2 different kits. VPLYT0296 are for vehicles that come with coil suspension and VPLYT0297 are vehicles that come with air suspension. Installation process of both are identical.
  • Trailer Module (TRM) (B) and holder (A) will not need to be ordered if you already have deployable side step accessory installed to your vehicle.
  • The bag for storing the detachable towbar (I) only comes in kit (VPLYT0296).
Description Specifications
Type Towbar: 5742, Ball (Coil): 9078663, Ball (Air): 9078662
D-value 12.76kN
Vertical coupling load 175kg
Coupling class A50-X
Manufacturer Brink Towing Systems B.V.
Model application Range Rover Velar
EC-type approval number towbar: E11 55R-0110644
EC-type approval number tow ball: (Air) E11 55R-0110633
EC-type approval number tow ball: (Coil) E11 55R-0110632
Maximum trailer weight 2500kg (2000kg Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle (PHEV) )

Australian towbar

Description Specifications
Type Towbar: 5960, Coil: 9078663, Air: 9078662
D-value 12.76Kn
Vertical coupling load 175kg
Coupling class A50-X
Manufacturer Brink Towing Systems B.V.
Model application Range Rover Velar
Maximum trailer weight 2500kg (2000kg PHEV)

NAS towbar

Description Specifications
Type Towbar: 5743, Coil: 9078663, Air: 9078662
D-value 12.76Kn
Vertical coupling load 175kg
Coupling class A50-X
Manufacturer Brink Towing Systems B.V.
Model application Range Rover Velar
Maximum trailer weight 2500kg (2000kg PHEV)
REMOVAL INSTRUCTIONS
1

Fold down second row seats. Please see Owner's Handbook if unsure how to do this.

2
NOTE
  • Appearance of the loadspace stowage compartment will vary depending on the vehicle specification.

Remove parts in this order.

  1. Remove loadspace cover.
  2. Remove loadspace D loops.
  3. Remove loadspace floor.
3
NOTE
  • Appearance of the loadspace stowage compartment will vary depending on the vehicle specification.

Remove parts in this order.

  1. Remove spare wheel (If one is present).
  2. Remove tool foam tray.
4

Remove loadspace scuff plate trim panel.

  • For additional information, please refer to the official Workshop Manual. Loadspace Scuff Plate Trim Panel (501-05)
5

Remove left C-pillar and D-pillar upper trims.

  • For additional information, please refer to the official Workshop Manual. C-Pillar and D-Pillar Upper Trim Panel (501-05)
6

Partially remove both left and right side trim panel by removing 4 clips on each side for access.

7
WARNING
  • Always follow the workshop procedure to disconnect the PHEV 12V start up battery.
NOTE
  • Appearance of the battery will vary depending on the vehicle specification, but the essential information is always correct.

Disconnect 12V start up battery and remove battery bracket.

  1. Disconnect negative battery terminal connector from the 12V start up battery. For additional information, please refer to the official Workshop Manual. Startup Battery Disconnect and Connect (414-00 Battery and Charging System - General Information)
  2. Remove battery bracket x3 fixings.
  3. Remove rubber foam.
8

Raise vehicle on post ramp.

9

Remove rear bumper.

  • For additional information, please refer to the official Workshop Manual. Rear Bumper - Vehicles With: Core Specification (501-19)
10
WARNING
  • Observe due care when working near a hot exhaust system.
CAUTION
  • Make sure the exhaust system is supported at all times with workshop stand.
NOTE
  • This step shows the variants of diesel exhaust systems.

Drop rear exhaust sufficiently enough to gain access to area between rear silencer and rear floor for installation of fixings (E1) in install step 1.

  1. 3.0L Diesel. For additional information, please refer to the official Workshop Manual. Rear Silencer (309-00A)
  2. 2.0L Diesel. For additional information, please refer to the official Workshop Manual. Rear Silencer (309-00A)
11
WARNING
  • Observe due care when working near a hot exhaust system.
CAUTION
  • Make sure the exhaust system is supported at all times with workshop stand.
NOTE
  • This step shows the variants of petrol exhaust systems.

Drop rear exhaust sufficiently enough to gain access to area between rear silencer and rear floor for installation of fixings (E1) in install step 1.

  1. 2.0L Petrol. For additional information, please refer to the official Workshop Manual. Rear Silencer (309-00A)
  2. 3.0L Petrol. For additional information, please refer to the official Workshop Manual. Rear Silencer (309-00A)
12
WARNING
  • Observe due care when working near a hot exhaust system.
CAUTION
  • Make sure the exhaust system is supported at all times with workshop stand.
NOTE
  • This step shows the PHEV exhaust system.

Drop rear exhaust sufficiently enough to gain access to area between rear silencer and rear floor for installation of fixings (E1) in install step 1.

  • PHEVFor additional information, please refer to the official Workshop Manual. Rear Silencer (309-00A)
13

Remove one or two exhaust heatshields depending on vehicle specification with (x3) fixings for each heatshield.

14

Remove rear armature.

  • For additional information, please refer to the official Workshop Manual. Rear Armature (501-19)
Fitting Instruction
1
CAUTION
  • At this stage only hand tighten fixings.

Install towbar brackets (E) and (F) to vehicle with fixings (E1).

2
CAUTION
  • At this stage only hand tighten fixings.

Install towbar (G) to vehicle with fixings (G1).

3

Tighten towbar fixings in this order as illustrated.

  • 170 Nm
4

Tighten towbar bracket fixings in this order as illustrated on both sides of the vehicle.

  • Torque: Stage 1: 100Nm, Stage 2: 240° +/- 5°
5

Install one or two exhaust heatshields depending on vehicle specification with (x3) fixings for each heatshield.

  • 10Nm
6

Install rear exhaust system covered in steps 10, 11 or 12.

7

Lower vehicle on post ramp.

8

Remove grommet from spare wheel well.

9
NOTE
  • Steps 9 and 10 will not need to be done if you already have deployable side steps accessory fitted to your vehicle.

Pull back left side trim panel and install module holder (A) to body with fixings (A1).

10

Install Tow Bar Control Module (TBM) (B) to module holder.

11
NOTE
  • If deployable side steps are pre-installed on your vehicle you will need to remove link lead (X). This connection will be replaced when you install the towbar harness (C).

Remove existing deployable side step link cable (X). Disconnect (x2) connectors, earth cable and (x3) cable ties.

12
NOTE
  • If deployable side steps are pre-installed on your vehicle you will need to remove link lead (X). This connection will be replaced when you install the towbar harness (C).

Continue to remove existing deployable side step link cable (X). Disconnect (x4) cable ties. The remaining part of link lead (X) is connected to the back of the junction box which can be removed in steps 21 and 22.

13
NOTE
  • For PHEV vehicles only.

Remove (x3) body harness clips from spare wheel well in preparation of installing the towing harness (C).

14
NOTE
  • Make note of towing harness (C) connectors and clips.

Familiarize yourself with towing harness (C).

15

Feed towing harness (C) through spare wheel well.

  1. Section 1 needs to sit inside the vehicle with grommet (CJ) sitting against the spare wheel well.
  2. Section 2 needs to sit on the outside of vehicle.
16
NOTE
  • For PHEV vehicles only.
  • Please make note of how the body harness sits on the illustration on top of the towing harness.

Reinstall (x1) body harness clip to spare wheel well stud.

17
NOTE
  • For PHEV vehicles only.
  • Please make note of how the harness sits on the illustration.

Install towing harness (C).

  1. Make sure grommet (CJ) is installed to spare wheel well securely.
  2. Connect clips (CH), (CI) and (CK) to spare wheel well studs.
  3. Remove existing nut (C5) and install earth leads to ring terminal (CL) to (C5) stud and reinstall nut (C5).
  4. Torque: 10 Nm
18
NOTE
  • For PHEV vehicles only.
  • Please make note of how the harness sits on the illustration.

Reinstall (x2) body harness clips to spare wheel well studs.

19
NOTE
  • For non-PHEV vehicles only.

Install towing harness (C).

  1. Make sure grommet (CJ) is installed to spare wheel well securely.
  2. Connect clips (CH), (CI) and (CK) to spare wheel well studs.
  3. Remove existing nut (C5) and install earth leads to ring terminal (CL) to (C5) stud and reinstall nut (C5).
  4. Torque: 10 Nm
20

Pull back left side trim panel and install towing harness as illustrated.

21

Cut cable tie and release junction box from bottom clips.

22

Install towing harness to back of junction box.

  1. There will already be a connecter in the location above when you remove the junction box. This will need to be disconnected and the earth lead de-pined from the connector.
  2. Install the de-pinned earth cable from (1) and install it in the same position into connector (CO). Then install connector.
23

Reconnect junction box by the lower clips (a clicking sound will alert you it is securely in place), and then cable tie (C1).

24

Pull back right side trim panel and install towing harness (C).

  1. Remove body harness stud clips (x2) from right side of loadspace .
  2. Feed towbar harness through clips annotated (*). Install towbar harness to 2 studs with fixings (CN and CM).
  3. Install body harness to the two studs.
25

Connect fuses.

  1. Fuse (C2) = F71.
  2. Fuses (C3) = F67 and F68.
  3. Fuse (C4) = R7.
26

Install towbar harness to towbar.

27

Reconnect battery (reversal of removal step 7).

28

Begin diagnostic procedure in parallel to the following trim installation steps.

  1. Using the Jaguar Land Rover approved diagnostic equipment, update the towbar control module to the latest software.
  2. Using the Jaguar Land Rover approved diagnostics equipment, configure the towbar hardware to enable towing on the vehicle.
  3. To enable the new changes on the vehicle: Switch off the vehicle ignition and close all apertures. Lock the vehicle for 5 minutes.
  4. After 5 minutes unlock the vehicle and perform a hard battery reset. Start the engine and make sure the "TOW BAR" icon is shown on the touchscreen.
29

Install the obstacle detection control module assembly on both sides of the vehicle.

  1. Install (x2) bolts. 10 Nm
  2. Secure harness with (x2) clips.
  3. Connect the (x2) connectors.
30

Install rear bumper support bracket (x7) fixings.

  • 10 Nm
31

Install the antenna module and harness.

  1. Fit antenna module to bumper support bracket with (x2) bolts. 10 Nm
  2. Connect harness to antenna module and secure harness to bumper support bracket with (x5) clips.
32
NOTE
  • When reinstalling the rear bumper the new towbar valance (H) will replace the old one.

Reinstall rear bumper with new towbar valance (H) and secure with (x3) clips (H1).

  • For additional information, please refer to the official Workshop Manual. Rear Bumper - Vehicles With: Core Specification (501-19)
33

Install all trims (reversal of removal steps 6 to 2).

34

Fold up second row seats.

35
NOTE
  • Detachable towbar only.

To install the detachable ball please refer to the Owner's Handbook.

36
NOTE
  • NAS and Australian towbar only.

Install tow ball.

  1. Remove dirt cover (D).
  2. Insert tow ball (I) into socket.
  3. Insert locking hitch pin through hole and lock with key.
37
NOTE
  • Detachable towbar storage for non-PHEV vehicles only.

When not using the detachable ball (I) and dirt cover (D) you can store in the tool foam tray under the loadspace cover.

  1. Vehicles without a spare wheel.
  2. Vehicles with a spare wheel.
38
NOTE
  • Detachable towbar storage for PHEV vehicle only.

Use the bag in the kit to store the detachable ball (I). Then tie the bag to one of the D-loops in the loadspace as illustrated.

39

Check for Diagnostic Trouble Code(s) (DTC) on Pathfinder.

40

Check the operation of the trailer lamps and the vehicle lamps. Both trailer and vehicle lights must be synchronised.

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