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ends of the trim clips, and crossed at the end. Press into the surface
of the
'Solbit' at re
g
ular intervals the small spacers on which the glass
will rest.
6.
With the aid of a second operator, lift screen into position on the
body, ensuring that the screen
is
fitted so that it
is
resting on the
spacers.
7.
Connect the wire ends of the 'Solbit' to the transformer, switch on the
current and apply hand pressure to the exterior of the screen,
positioning the hands approximately
50
cm (or 18 in) fram each edge
on the
horizontal centre line.
As
the 'Solbit' warms and starts to
flow, continue to apply hand pressure (2
-
3 minutes), the screen will
then be felt to move slowly inwards, stopping when it reaches the
spacers. Do not
apply pressure once the screen
is
against the
spacers, as excessive pressure will cause the screen to crack. Con
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transformer and using side cutters trim 'Solbit' flush with the screen.
8.
The corner mitres on the windscreen finishers should be checked
before fitting
to ensure a snug fit when in place.
9.
Fit the corner inserts (Part No. A079U4051) in the top left and right
hand mitres and position the assembly on the retaining clips.
10.
When satisfied the finishers are located correctl
y
, press finishers dawn
on to the retaining clips, starting fram the corners first.
11.
Water test the screen replacement, but only when the 'Solbit'
is
completely cold (approximately 2 hours after fitting), if satisfactory,
continue the replacement process. If unsatisfactory, remove the
screen and repeat
operatiorls
1
to
10
inclusive.
12.
Dry off surplus water and replace wiper arm/blade assembly. Check
operation of
wiper/washer mechanism. Clean screen and its
surrounding area. Re
-
paint lower edge of screen with black paint.
13.
Replace upper front headlining finisher and both the sun visors.
HEADLAMPS
The headlamps are raised and lowered by an electric motor, which
is
located in the
front compartment, next to the left hand
lamp pod.
A
knurled knob protruding from
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