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Steering Wheel Tilt Motor replacement

This should help someone when dismantling the interior to get at the steering wheel tilt motor.

To get to the motor do the following to aid access:

1. Put drivers seat all the way back
2. Extend the steering wheel all the way out.

You will need a size 24 and size 25 star bit.

The lower steering wheel cowl trim has 3 fasteners. The front and rear fasteners are the same size, 25 star bit, and these secure the trim to the steering column. The centre fastener is a size 24 star bit and holds the upper and lower cowl sections together.

I put them in a piece of cardboard to illustrate for you:
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Here's a picture of the lower cowl trim when removed.



Once you have removed these, there are some clips holding the upp and lower trim together, and some holding those trims to the flexible gaiter neck.

Here you can see the clips in question, simple 'ball and socket' affair, nothing too hard to pull apart.




Now you have access to the motors. This photo looks at the underside of the steerinng column from the footwell. You can see the tilt motor on the left (The one with the tape on it), and the reach motor in the middle of the column. You can see the screw spindle that is situated horzontally in the photo, this is what winds the wheel up and down.



To remove the tilt motor, first remove the electrical connector on the top and then there are simply 2 allen head screws holding the base of the motor in place. The tilt screw spindle locates into the right hand side of the motor. Discovery 4 HSE
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thanks RRUK Thumbs Up

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I need to replace the in/out screw as per meerbush, where is that on the photo?

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The in/out screw (reach motor) is not shown in my pictures but you can see if when all of the above is removed, however it is harder to get at. Discovery 4 HSE
1998 110 TUM HS FFR Hard Top XD WOLF
1982 Series 3 Hard Top

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Hy RRUK,

I'm taking the cowl off the steering later but cannot find a T24 size torx head anywhere as you listed for the cowl fastener.By any chance was it a typo and it was a T20 size

Where did you pick up that size tool for the job...?,need to get some longer reach Torx bits later

rgds

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There's no such size as a T24 [1] so assume it's a mistake. But if you have a set of Torx bits (always handy) then just find the size which fits Smile

1: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Torx#Sizing

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Thanks Martin,have a set but they wont reach as the cowl gets in the way.Need to get some longer reach ones for the job,will report back later

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Coincidentally, I was puzzling over the T24 reference for the screw that holds the two parts of the cowl together, but I tried a T20 on a long 1/4" drive socket extension, and it was the correct size. I searched everywhere I could think of to buy a T20 screwdriver with about 6" of reach, before I gave up, and then I found all the components I needed in my Halfords Socket set Embarassed
The original write up by RRUK was otherwise excellent by the way. Thumbs Up

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Got the shroud off.Used 2 Teng torx screwdrivers and the sizes are T20 x 1 and T25 x 2.

I agree with above,great write up and pics and much appreciated Thumbs Up

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