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Fold down second row seats. See Owner's Handbook if unsure how to do this.
Remove parts in this order.
Remove loadspace scuff plate trim panel.
Remove left and right C-pillar and D-pillar upper trims.
Partially remove both left and right side trim panel by removing fixing clips for access.
Disconnect 12V start up battery and remove battery bracket.
Raise vehicle on 4 post-ramp.
Remove rear bumper.
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.
Remove one or two exhaust heatshields depending on vehicle specification with x3 fixings for each heatshield.
Remove rear armature.
Install towbar brackets (E) and (F) to vehicle with fixings (E1).
Install towbar (G) to vehicle with fixings (G1).
Tighten towbar fixings in this order as illustrated.
Tighten towbar bracket fixings in this order as illustrated on both sides of the vehicle.
Install one or two exhaust heatshields depending on vehicle specification with x3 fixings for each heatshield.
Install rear exhaust system.
Lower vehicle.
Remove grommet.
Follow steps depending on if you have deployable side steps installed or not.
Remove existing deployable side step link cable (X). Disconnect x2 connectors, ground cable and x3 cable ties.
Continue to remove existing deployable side step link cable (X). Disconnect x4 cable ties.
Pull back right side trim panel and remove deployable side step link cable (X).
Cut cable tie and release rear junction box from bottom clips.
Remove the deployable side step link cable (X) from the back of the rear junction box.
Disconnect deployable side step harness from Running Board Control Module (RBM) .
Remove RBM from module holder.
Install Tow Bar Control Module (TBM) (B) to module holder.
Pull back left side loadspace trim panel and install module holder (A) to body with fixings (A1).
Remove x3 body harness clips in preparation of installing the towing harness (C).
Familiarize yourself with towing harness (C).
Feed towing harness (C) through body.
Follow steps depending on if your vehicle is a PHEV or not.
Install x1 body harness clip to stud.
Install towing harness (C).
Reinstall x2 body harness clips to studs.
The follow steps 30 to 33 are only for vehicles with deployable side steps already installed. If your vehicle does not have deployable side steps then proceed to step 34.
Place the RBM carrier (J) onto the existing towbar module carrier.
Place RBM to module holder (J).
Attach towbar harness connector (CC) to RBM.
Reconnect the RBM harness back to the RBM and secure with x3 cable ties (C1).
Pull back right side trim panel and install towing harness (C).
Cut cable tie and release junction box from bottom clips.
Install the towing harness (C) to the back of the rear junction box with connector pins (CL).
Reconnect junction box by the lower clips (a clicking sound will alert you it is securely in place), and then cable tie (C1).
Connect fuses.
Install towbar harness to towbar.
Connect 12V start up battery and install battery bracket.
Begin diagnostic procedure in parallel to the following trim installation steps.
Install rear bumper support bracket x7 fixings.
Install the antenna module and harness.
Reinstall rear bumper with new towbar valance (H) and secure with x3 clips (H1).
Install both left and right side trim panel by installing fixing clips on each side.
Install C-pillar and D-pillar upper trims on both sides of the vehicle.
Install loadspace scuff plate trim panel.
Install parts in this order.
Fold up second row seats.
To install the detachable ball, refer to the Owner's Handbook.
Install tow ball.
When not using the detachable ball (I) and dirt cover (D) you can store in the tool foam tray under the loadspace cover.
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.
If a fault is suspected or is reported by the customer then the TOPIx Cloud guided diagnostic should be followed using the fault and breakdown workflow. This gives the most reliable route to a right first time repair. The diagnostic may include investigation of other linked systems and software.
Inspect the operation of the trailer lamps and the vehicle lamps. Both trailer and vehicle lamps must be synchronised.