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Land Rover Defender: Distribution Motor - Demist

REMOVAL AND INSTALLATION

REMOVAL

NOTES:

The following step(s) applies to: All vehicles

1. Disconnect the startup battery ground cable.

The following step(s) applies to: Left hand drive vehicles

2. Remove the instrument panel lower trim.

3.

Distribution Motor - Demist

4.

Distribution Motor - Demist

5.

Distribution Motor - Demist

The following step(s) applies to: Right hand drive vehicles

6. Remove the glovebox.

7.

Distribution Motor - Demist

The following step(s) applies to: All vehicles

8.

Distribution Motor - Demist

INSTALLATION

The following step(s) applies to: All vehicles

1.

The following step(s) applies to: Left hand drive vehicles

2.

3.

4. Install the instrument panel lower trim.

The following step(s) applies to: Right hand drive vehicles

5.

6. Install the glovebox.

The following step(s) applies to: All vehicles

7. Connect the startup battery ground cable.

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