Quality Assurance Checks (G2386584)

1. If fault lamp(s) are illuminated, use the Jaguar Land Rover approved diagnostic equipment to interrogate the system and report findings. 
2. Vehicle literature pack. 
   NOTE: The contents of the literature pack will vary according to the market.

   The vehicle owner handbooks are supplied as a sealed literature pack in the luggage compartment.

   1. Open the literature pack and check that the handbooks are supplied in the correct market and language.
   2. Place the literature pack inside the glovebox.
   3. Make sure that the standard vehicle operation Quick Start guide is in a prominent position inside the vehicle prior to delivery to the customer.
   4. Make sure that the Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF) guide is in a prominent position inside the vehicle prior to delivery to the customer (if equipped).

   Place the tow assist position marker in the glovebox (if equipped).

3. Install the correct market specific/type approval labels  (if equipped).
4. Install the airbag warning label to the glovebox  (NAS markets only).

   AIRBAG WARNING LABEL National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) - MANDATORY installation of Airbag warning label. 

   1. Open the glovebox to gain access to mount the airbag warning label.
   2. Loop the elastic around the single latch.
   3. Close the lid and leave the label hanging on the outside of the glovebox. Make sure the label is clearly visible to the owner of the vehicle at the time of handover.
5. Proposition 65 Warning Label  (State of California only).

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Check the Proposition 65 warning label is installed to the driver's window. 

• Observe the following when checking the label:

• If there are any air bubbles breaking the borders of the label, it needs to be replaced.
• If there are grease or other marks breaking the borders of the label, it needs to be replaced.
• If it peels off from the window glass, it needs to be replaced.
• If there is any damage in the label that prevents reading the text on it, it needs to be replaced.

Install the Proposition 65 warning label. 

1. Remove the Proposition 65 warning label from the transit board in the luggage compartment.
2. Install the label to the inside of the driver's window so that the label text is clearly visible to the owner of the new vehicle, from the outside at the time of handover. See E235851 for reference. Consider the following:
   • Make sure that the window is fully closed.
   • Make sure that the window surface is clean.
   • Do not cover the glass marking.
3. Make sure that the label is installed without bubbles or creases.
   • If there are grease or other marks breaking the borders of the label, install a new label.
   • If it peels off from the window glass, install a new label.
   • If there is any damage in the label that prevents reading the text, install a new label.
   NOTE:

   • All USA vehicles will eventually be supplied with a Proposition 65 warning label in the transit board. Discard the label if the vehicle is to be sold in another state.
   • Make sure the Proposition 65 warning label remains installed to the driver's door window through to vehicle handover to the customer.
   • If the label is not installed to the driver's window or present in the transit board, obtain a new label following normal Parts ordering procedures.
   • If the label is not installed to the driver's window or present in the transit board, please report the shortage by raising an Electronic Product Quality Report (EPQR).
   1. Personal Subscriber Identification Module (SIM)  (if specified).

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4. The Personal SIM card slot is located in the center console's stowage compartment. Open the compartment and insert the SIM card into the slot.
5. Make sure that the SIM card is fully inserted with the gold connectors facing upwards. When the SIM card is correctly inserted, it should NOT protrude from the slot.
6. Using the touchscreen, select Settings > Connectivity > Mobile Data > ON.
7. Wait for the 3G/4G icon to display on the touchscreen.
8. Connect a compatible device using the hot spot name and password displayed on screen.
9. Make sure that the device is connected and data can be transferred between the device and SIM card.

1. Install the floor mats to the vehicle, check emergency equipment and install and luggage retention equipment  (if equipped).

   Make sure that the mats are the correct color for the trim specification. Use the retention lugs to install the floor mats in the vehicle.

2. Remove vehicle from storage conditions. 
   CAUTION: Make sure that the vehicle has not stood for more than 2 hours in an elevated temperature prior to setting, e.g. the workshop, to prevent under inflation.

   Deflate the rolling tires from transit pressure, to the advised pressure on the instrument cluster. This pressure is displayed in brackets and can be accessed by selecting: Vehicle Information and then Tire Pressures.

   When the tire pressures are reduced from the high transit/storage pressure (350- 380 kPa (3.5 - 3.8 bar/51 - 56 PSI) to normal pressures, the final pressure will rise after about 2 minutes, possibly giving incorrect tire pressures. Further adjustment is only necessary if under inflated, or over inflated by more than 2psi.

   For the spare tire, inflate to the highest recommended cold inflation pressure for that tire size, on the label located at the base of the driver's door opening, using a calibrated tire pressure gauge.

   If the vehicle has been in storage since the Pre-Delivery Inspection (PDI) was carried out, a full PDI must be repeated before customer hand over.

3. Endorse the service portfolio. 

   Make sure that the vehicle details are correct in the service portfolio.

   Endorse the service portfolio with the retailer stamp or complete the Online Service History (OSH) as required.

4. Retain a copy of the Pre-Delivery Inspection (PDI) check sheet in the customer/vehicle history file. 
5. Make sure that the vehicle is clean prior to customer delivery. 

Complete a final valet of the vehicle:

1. Make sure that all the transit protection is removed.
2. Inspect the vehicle interior for damage and marks.
3. Check all fixings, controls, and switches for correct installation and quality of finish.
4. Clean the bodywork; inspect for damage and blemishes.
5. Valet the vehicle interior and exterior, including all glass.