Land Rover Discovery: Glass, Frames and Mechanisms / Description and operation
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- Glass, Frames and Mechanisms / Description and operation - Component location
- Glass, Frames and Mechanisms - Description
- Glass, Frames and Mechanisms - Operation
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Glass, Frames and Mechanisms
/ Description and operation - Component location
Component location - sheet 1 of 6
Windshield locator pin
Mounting bracket
Demist sensor bracket
Windshield heater element connectors (where fitted)
Rain/Light sensor bracket
Windshield heater
Glass, Frames and Mechanisms
- Description
WINDOW SWITCHES
Driver Door Switchpack
Passenger Door Switchpacks
Individual window switches are installed in each of the three passenger
doors. Window switches for all of the windows and a rear w
Glass, Frames and Mechanisms - Operation
DOOR GLASS
The door glass operates with the ignition in either accessory or on mode and,
after the ignition is switched off, for 5 minutes or until a door is
opened.
When a window open or close selec
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Traffic Sign Recognition (TSR)
Instrument Cluster (IC)
Head Up Display (HUD)
Traffic Sign Recognition (TSR) captures image data of the road scene. The
Image Processing Control Module (IPCM), within the camera, infers speed
limits implied and read from the scene.
The IPCM also obtains information about the current road from
Parking Brake and Actuation - Operation
Operation
When the park brake is applied with the EPB switch, the ABS control
module uses the wheel speed inputs to determine when to use the static
and dynamic modes of operation. It uses the static mode at vehicle speeds
up to 3km/h (2mph) and the dynamic mode at vehicle speeds greater than
3km/h
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