Rover 214 & 414 Service and Repair Manual - Rover club

24.3a Use DIN tools to release retaining
clips . . .
and disconnect the wiring plugs and aerial
(see illustrations).
Refitting
4 Refitting is the reverse of the removal
procedure. On completion, connect the
battery negative terminal and reactivate the
security code.
25 Speakers -
removal and refitting 2
Removal
Front speaker
1 Remove the front door inner trim panel.
2 Undo the three speaker retaining screws
25.2a Slacken three retaining screws . . .
25.4 Rear speaker grille panel retaining
screws (arrowed) - 214 models
24.3b . . . then withdraw radio/cassette
unit and disconnect aerial and wiring
connectors
then withdraw the speaker. Disconnect the
speaker wiring connectors and remove the
speaker from the door (see illustrations).
Rear speaker - 214 models
3 Prise off the trim cap from the rear seat belt
upper mounting point, then slacken and
remove the two seat belt guide retaining bolts.
4 Open up the tailgate, then remove the four
screws securing the speaker grille panel and
position the panel clear of the speaker (see
illustration).
5 Undo the four speaker retaining screws
then lift out the speaker. Disconnect the
wiring connectors and remove the speaker
from the vehicle (see illustration).
Rear speaker - 414 models
6 Working from inside the luggage
compartment, disconnect the speaker wiring
25.2b . . . withdraw speaker from door and
disconnect wiring connectors
25.5 Rear speakers are retained by four
screws - 214 models
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connections and undo the three nuts securing
the speaker to the parcel shelf (see
illustration).
7 The speaker can then be lifted away from
the parcel shelf from inside the vehicle.
Refitting
8 Refitting is a reverse of the removal
procedure.
26 Radio aerial -
removal and refitting 2
Removal
1 Remove the radio/cassette player.
2 Undo the five screws securing the righthand
lower facia panel and remove the panel
to gain access to the relay mounting bracket.
Remove the relay mounting bracket retaining
bolt.
3 Trace the aerial lead back along its length
and free it from any retaining clips or ties. Tie
a long piece of string around the aerial end
plug.
4 Undo the two screws securing the aerial to
the roof and remove the aerial and sealing
rubber. Carefully withdraw the aerial lead until
the plug comes out of the aerial aperture then
untie the string and leave it in position in the
vehicle.
Refitting
5 Securely tie the string around the aerial lead
plug and fit the rubber seal to the aerial.
6 From inside the vehicle, gently pull the
string through the radio aperture whilst
feeding the aerial lead in through the roof.
When the aerial lead plug emerges on the
inside of the vehicle, untie the string.
7 Ensure the rubber seal is correctly located
on the base of the aerial then tighten the aerial
retaining screws securely.
8 Refit the aerial lead to the necessary
retaining clips and ties then refit the relay
mounting bracket and right-hand lower facia
panel. Tighten all retaining screws and bolts
securely.
9 Refit the radio/cassette unit.
25.6 Rear speaker retaining nuts (A) and
wiring connectors (B) - 414 models
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