Ford Granada 1985-1994, Руководство пользователя

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2 Slacken the locking bolts by half a turn each
using the Torx key.
3 Turn the adjuster bolts, using the 24 mm
socket, until the bumper height is correct and
the same on each side. As a guide, bumper
height is correct when the gap between the
top of the bumper and the bottom of the
radiator grille side extensions is 7 mm (0.28 in).
4 Tighten the locking bolts when adjustment
is correct.
1 Raise the front or rear of the vehicle (as
applicable) and support it securely.
Front
2 Release the side fasteners by turning them
through 90° (see illustration). Release the
lateral supports by pulling them off the
bumper.
3 Remove the locking bolts completely, using
a Torx key, then use a 24 mm socket to
remove the adjuster bolts.
4 Pull the bumper away from the front of the
vehicle and remove it.
5 Commence refitting by offering the bumper
to the vehicle, engaging the side pins and the
front mounting brackets in their recesses.
6 Insert the locking bolts into the adjuster
bolts. Screw the adjusters into place, but do
not tighten them yet.
7 Refit the lateral supports and side fasteners.
8 Adjust the bumper height as described in
the previous Section, then lower the vehicle.
Rear
9 Release the side fasteners by turning them
though 90°.
10 Remove the two Torx screws which
secure the rear bumper to its mountings.
11 Disconnect the number plate light wiring
and free the wiring from the bumper.
12 Pull the bumper away from the rear of the
vehicle and remove it.
13 If a new bumper is being fitted, adjust the
mounting brackets so that the distance
between the bumper and bracket top faces is
111 mm (4.4 in)
14 Refit by reversing the removal operations.
Lower the vehicle on completion.
Models before mid 1990
1 Remove the bumper as described in the
previous Section
All models except Ghia
2 Prise the old moulding out of the bumper.
3 Scrape all remains of adhesive from the
moulding groove in the bumper. Clean the
groove with methylated spirit and allow it to
dry.
4 Apply adhesive primer (to Ford spec. ESK-
M2G-264A) to the bumper groove and allow it
to dry. This primer should be obtained with the
new moulding from a Ford dealer.
5 Heat the new moulding with (for instance) a
hair dryer or fan heater until it is warm to the
touch. Do not coil the moulding tighter than
300 mm (11.8 in) in diameter.
6 Peel the backing paper off the moulding.
Insert one end into the slot at one end of the
groove so that approximately 10 mm (0.4 in)
protrudes through the slot. Press the moulding
into the groove, working along the bumper,
and tuck the other end of the moulding into
the slot at the far end. Do not cut off the ends
of the moulding, they are sealed to prevent
water entering.
7 Seat the moulding by running a hand-held
roller along it.
8 Refit the bumper.
Ghia only
9 The procedure is similar to that just
described, but with the following differences:
a)
The moulding is secured with studs and
nuts as well as with adhesive.
b) The adhesive tape is supplied separately
from the moulding, and both bumper and
moulding must be primed.
10 When purchasing the new moulding, also
obtain the correct type of adhesive tape and
primer.
Models from mid 1990
11 From approximately mid-1990, the
bumper mouldings on all models should be
removed and refitted using the information
given above for the Ghia models, regardless of
their specification.
1 A blind rivet gun will be needed to refit the
spoiler.
2 Raise and support the front of the vehicle.
3 Drill out the two rivets at each end which
secure the spoiler to the bumper.
4 Remove the twelve nuts and washers which
secure the line of the spoiler to the bumper.
Lift off the spoiler; it can be separated into two
halves if wished.
5 When refitting, secure the ends of the
spoiler first. Use new rivets and make sure that
the bumper and spoiler are correctly aligned.
6 Refit and tighten the twelve nuts and
washers. Lower the vehicle on completion.
1 Open the doors, the tailgate, the sliding roof
(when fitted) and the bonnet.
2 Disconnect the battery negative lead.
3 Free the weatherstrips from the tops of the
door apertures and from around the pillars.
4 On models with a sliding roof, remove the
edge trim from the aperture.
5 Remove the tailgate hinge covers.
6 If a rear interior light is fitted. remove it.
7 Remove the grab handles and the sun
visors.
8 Remove the front interior light, the sliding
roof handle and the overhead console (as
applicable).
9 Unbolt the front seat belt upper anchors.
Remove the upper trim from the B-pillars. This
trim is secured by a single screw on each side
of the vehicle.
38 Headlining - removal and
refitting