D3E8034EED3 Maintenance

Service
Maintenance
Continental GT Srs 51 2004 ➤
Edition 10.2015
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Service Department. Technical Information

Service
Maintenance
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1. Special torque tightening figures BIN 091501
5. Tyre pressures Continental GT
6. Special workshop tools BIN 003501
7. Consumables BIN 01
10. Transit bag supporting documents
11. Body repair workshop tools
12. Coolant specification
13. Maintenance schedules
Technical information should always be available to the foremen and mechanics, because their
careful and constant adherence to the instructions is essential to ensure vehicle road-worthiness and
safety. In addition, the normal basic safety precautions for working on motor vehicles must, as a
matter of course, be observed.
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Copyright © 2015 Bentley Motors Limited D3E8034EED3

Maintenance - Edition 10.2015
Contents
1 Special torque tightening figures BIN 091501 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
5 Tyre pressures Continental GT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
6 Special workshop tools BIN 003501 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
7 Consumables BIN 01 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
10 Transit bag supporting documents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
10.1 Transit bag removal process . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
11 Body repair workshop tools . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
12 Coolant specification . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53
13 Maintenance schedules . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55
13.1 Bentley Continental workshop tools . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55
13.2 Diagnostic tools . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 218
13.3 001 PDI other than Japan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 227
13.4 002 PDI Japan only . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 230
13.5 003 6 week check . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 231
13.6 01 Year . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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13.7 02 Years . . . . with
any liability . . . respect
. . . . .to. .the
. .correctness
. . . . . . . of. .information
. . . . . . .in. this
. . .document.
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13.8 03 Years . . . . . . . . . . .Copyright
. . . . . . by. .Bentley
. . . . .Motors.
........................................ 236
13.9 04 Years . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 238
13.10 05 Years . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 240
13.11 06 Years . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 242
13.12 07 Years . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 244
13.13 08 Years . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 246
13.14 09 Years . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 248
13.15 10 Years . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 249
13.16 11 Years . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 252
13.17 12 Years . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 253
13.18 13 Years . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 256
13.19 14 Years . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 257
13.20 15 Years . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 259
13.21 16 Years . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 261
13.22 17 Years . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 263
13.23 18 Years . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 265
13.24 19 Years . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 267
13.25 20 Years . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 269
13.26 Active rear aerofoil operation - To check . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 271
13.27 Affix the vehicle information label . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 273
13.28 Air cleaner element - To remove and fit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 273
13.29 Air suspension - To check . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 274
13.30 Batteries - To check . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 275
13.31 Body underseal and body paintwork . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 277
13.32 Bodyshell drains - To check . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 280
13.33 Bonnet latch lubrication . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 281
13.34 Brake fluid - To check . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 284
13.35 Brake hoses front - To remove and fit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 284
13.36 Brake hoses rear - To remove and fit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 286
13.37 Carbon canister - To remove and fit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 294
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13.38 Carry out a full functional check and road test the car for satisfactory performance and
condition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 297
13.39 Central locking /Anti-theft alarm system - To check . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 300
13.40 Check the brake system . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 303
13.41 Check the braking system for leaks, damage and position . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 304
13.42 Check the condition and operation of all lamp, switches and horns . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 304
13.43 Check the condition and tread depth of the tyres . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 305
13.44 Check the condition of pipes and hoses engine to body . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 307
13.45 Check the condition of the engine, gearbox, suspension mounts for leaks and damage . . 307
13.46 Check the condition of the track rod and front axle ball joints . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 308
13.47 Check the condition of the tyre pressure sensor batteries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 308
13.48 Check the condition, position and mounting of the exhaust system . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 309
13.49 Check the contents of the tool kit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 310
13.50 Check the learning process of the tyre pressure monitoring (TPM) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 311
13.51 Check the learning process of the tyre pressure monitoring (TPM) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 311
13.52 Check the steering column operation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 312
13.53 Checking the thickness of brake pads with wheels fitted . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 313
13.54 Engine cooling system - To check . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 314
13.55 Driver Instrument Panel (DIP) - Warning lamp symbols . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 315
13.56 Engine drive belt - To check . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 318
13.57 Engine oil (W12 twin turbo) - To check . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 319
13.58 Engine oil and filter (W12 twin turbo) - To renew . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 320
13.59 Filter (leak detection pump) - To remove and fit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 323
13.60 Front screening panel - To remove and fit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 324
13.61 Fuel filler door - To check . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 327
13.62 Fuel filter (Unleaded fuel) - To remove and fit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 328
13.63 Fuel system - To check . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 332
13.64 HVAC system - To reset . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 333
13.65 Induction system leaks - To check . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 333
13.66 Infotainment system - To check . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 334
13.67 Inspect the under bonnet/underside area of the car for leaks and check the security of hoses,
unions and clamps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 335
13.68 Integrated key battery - To replace . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 335
13.69 Interior trim - To inspect . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 338
13.70 Jack mode - To set . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 341
13.71 Main systems battery - Reconnection after receipt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 342
13.72 Mirrors - To check . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 342
13.73 Navigation disc - To load . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 344
13.74 Park heater remote batteries - To renew . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 344
13.75 Passenger air bag cut-off lamp - To check . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 345
13.76 PDC system - To check . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 345
13.77 Plenum cover - To remove and fit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 347
13.78 Pollen filters - To remove and fit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 348
13.79 Power steering hydraulic fluid level - To check . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 348
13.80 Raising and supporting the car . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 353
13.81 Remove foreign matter from all cooling matrices . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 357
13.82 Ribbed drive belt (W12 twin turbo) - To remove and fit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 357
13.83 Seat belts - To check . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 362
13.84 Seat belts - To check . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 362
13.85 Service indicator light / DIP Language - To reset . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 364
13.86 Service schedule record book . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 364
13.87 Shipping/Transport mode - Ride height . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 364
13.88 Spark plugs (W12 twin turbo) - To remove and fit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 366
13.89 Steering system - To check . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 367
13.90 Transmission fluid level - To drain, replenish, renew, check and top-up . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 368
13.91 Trip counter - To reset . . . . . . Protected
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13.92 Tyre pressure transmitter - To remove and fit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 377

13.93 Washer system - To fill . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 379
13.94 Windscreen wash/wipe and headlamp wash - To check . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 380
13.95 Windscreen wiper blades - Set service position . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 381
13.96 Wiper blades - To remove and fit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 382
13.97 Wireless pressure reader (WiPR) - WT10327 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 383
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iv Contents
1 Special torque tightening figures BIN 091501

Special torque tightening figures BIN 091501
Component Nm kgf m lbf ft Graphic
Starter Battery -ve cable additional clamp 6 0,6 4.4 ⇒ page 1 #BY27-21342
Main sys Battery -ve cable additional clamp 6 0,6 4.4 ⇒ page 2 #BY27-21342
Battery junction box M8 nuts 20 2,0 14.8 ⇒ page 2 #BY27-22040
Starter cable M8 nut (junction box) 20 2,0 14.8 ⇒ page 2 #BY27-24855
Battery management CM nut to bracket 4.5 0,45 3 ⇒ page 3 #BY27-24845
LHS Fusebox bracket nuts to BIW 4.5 0,45 3 ⇒ page 3 #BY97-21177
Amplifier bracket nuts to BIW 6 0,6 4.4 ⇒ page 3 #BY91-22054
Battery cable nuts to solenoid 15 1,5 11 ⇒ page 4 #BY27-21343
Solenoid bracket to BIW 6 0,6 4.4 ⇒ page 4 #BY27-24846
RHS Battery earth M8 nut 20 2,0 14.8 ⇒ page 4 #BY27-24853
Main system Battery +ve cable M8 nut 9 0,9 6.6 ⇒ page 5 #BY27-21158
Starter Battery +ve cable M8 nut 9 0,9 6.6 ⇒ page 5 #BY27-21345
Starter cable M8 nut (sec bulkhead) 20 2,0 14.8 ⇒ page 5 #BY27-21081
Alternator cable M8 nut (sec bulkhead) 20 2,0 14.8 ⇒ page 6 #BY27-21081
Starter Battery -ve cable M8 dome nut 20 2,0 14.8 ⇒ page 6 #BY27-24853
Main system Battery -ve cable M8 dome nut 20 2,0 14.8 ⇒ page 6 #BY27-24854
Battery clamping M8 x 95mm Bolt 15 1,5 11 ⇒ page 7 #BY27-24842
Solenoid M6 nut to solenoid bracket 6 0,6 4.4 ⇒ page 7 #BY27-22039
LHS Damping shield nut to BIW 2 0,2 1.5
RHS Damping shield nut to BIW 2 0,2 1.5
LHS Battery upper M6 earth 9 0,9 6.6
LHS Battery lower M6 earth 9 0,9 6.6
Cable M8 nut gearbox to body RHS 20 2,0 14.8 ⇒ page 7 #BY27-24851
Cable M8 nut gearbox to body engine 20 2,0 14.8
Bulkhead stud box M8 nuts - Cabin side 12 1,2 9 ⇒ page 8 #BY99-29550
Bulkhead stud box M8 nuts - Engine compartment 12 1,2 9 ⇒ page 8 #BY99-29551
BY27-21342
1. Special torque tightening figures BIN 091501 1

BY27-21342
BY27-22040
BY27-24855
2 1. Special torque tightening figures BIN 091501
BY27-24845
BY97-21177
BY91-22054

BY27-21343
BY27-24846
BY27-24853

BY27-21158
BY27-21345
BY27-21081

BY27-21081
BY27-24853
BY27-24854

BY27-24842
BY27-22039
BY27-24851

BY99-29550
BY99-29551


Component Nm kgf m lbf ft Angle Graphic
Bolts - Front brake caliper to upright 190 19,4 140 - ⇒ page 9 #BY40-21321
Bolts - Caliper to anchor (CSiC brakes) 150 15,3 110.6 - ⇒ page 9 #BY46-24733
Guide pins - Front brake caliper (Iron brakes) 28 2,8 20.6 - ⇒ page 10 #BY46-21334
Brake pipe (11) - Connection to brake caliper 15 1,5 11 - ⇒ page 10 #BY46-21003
Brake pipe (9) - Connection to brake hose 15 1,5 11 - ⇒ page 10 #BY46-21003
Bolt (13) - Bracket mounting to caliper 22 2,2 16 - ⇒ page 11 #BY46-21003
C/sunk screw - Brake disc retaining 4 0,4 2.9 - ⇒ page 11 #BY46-22009
BY40-21321
BY46-24733

BY46-21334
BY46-21003
BY46-21003

BY46-21003
BY46-22009


Component Nm kgf m lbf ft Angle Graphic
Bolts - Rear brake caliper to (steel) upright 90 9,2 66.4 + 90° ⇒ page 12 #BY47-22018
Bolts - Rear brake caliper to (aluminium) upright 100 10,2 74 + 105° ⇒ page 12 #BY47-22018
Bolts - Brake caliper fist retaining 35 3,6 25.8 - ⇒ page 13 #BY46-21152
Brake pipe (8) - Connection to brake hose 14 1,4 10.3 - ⇒ page 13 #BY46-21002
C/sunk screw - Brake disc retaining 4 0,4 2.9 - ⇒ page 13 #BY46-22009
Screws - EPB actuator motors to rear caliper 12 1,2 8.8 - ⇒ page 14 #BY42-21989
Brake pipe (8) - Connection to brake caliper 20 2,0 14.7 - ⇒ page 14 #BY46-21002
BY47-22018
BY47-22018 permitted unless authorised by Bentley Motors. Bentley Motors does not guarantee or accept

BY46-21152
BY46-21002
BY46-22009
permitted unless authorised by Bentley Motors. Bentley Motors does3.not guarantee
Special or tightening
torque
accept figures BIN 061502 13
BY42-21989
BY46-21002


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Bolts - Wheel to hub assembly 145 14,8 107 ⇒ page 15 #BY44-24689
Metal valve (Non Supersports) 4 0,4 2.9 ⇒ page 15 #BY44-24663
Metal valve (Supersports only) 6 0,6 4.4 ⇒ page 16 #BY44-24663
Bolts - Hubcap to wheel 4.5 0,45 3.3 ⇒ page 16 #BY44-24660
BY44-24689
BY44-24663

BY44-24663
BY44-24660

5 Tyre pressures Continental GT

Tyre pressures Continental GT
Speed Front (kPa) Front (bar) Front (lbf/in²) Rear (kPa) Rear (bar) Rear (lbf/in²)
Up to 200 km/h (124 mph) 240 2.4 35 210 2.1 30
Up to 270 km/h (168 mph) 290 2.9 42 240 2.4 35
Over 270 km/h (168 mph) 340 3.4 49 280 2.8 40
Temporary spare wheel up to 80 420 4.2 60 420 4.2 60
km/h (50 mph)
Winter tyre maximum speed 240 320 3.2 46 290 2.9 42
km/h (149 mph)
5. Tyre pressures Continental GT 17

6 Special workshop tools BIN 003501

Special workshop tools BIN 003501
Tool reference number Part number Description Graphic Tool cabinet loca‐
tion
V160 V160 Navigation CM re‐ ⇒ page 18 #BY91-24891
moval tool
3316 3316 Autochanger removal ⇒ page 19 #BY91-24895 A18
tool
WT 10006 WT 10006 Language CD for In‐ ⇒ page 19 #BY91-25256
fotainment set-up
(CD based navigation
systems)
WT 10167 WT 10167 Language CD for In‐ ⇒ page 19 #BY91-25256
fotainment set-up
(DVD based naviga‐
tion systems)
3W0919887C 3W0919887C Navigation CM (To ⇒ page 20 #BY91-25313
update Japanese In‐
fotainment software)
WT 10121 WT 10121 Loom navigation
Protected by copyright. Ja‐ or
Copying for private ⇒ commercial
page 20 purposes,
#BY91-25314
in part or in whole, is not
panauthorised
permitted unless (To update Japa‐
by Bentley Motors. Bentley Motors does not guarantee or accept
nesewith
any liability infotainment
respect to the correctness of information in this document.
software) Copyright by Bentley Motors.
WT 10122 WT 10122 Software update CD ⇒ page 20 #BY91-25315

(To update Japanese
infotainment soft‐
ware)
T 10039/1 T 10039/1 Trim removal tool ⇒ page 21 #BY91-25316 A13
BY91-24891
18 6. Special workshop tools BIN 003501

BY91-24895
BY91-25256
BY91-25256
6. Special workshop tools BIN 003501 19

BY91-25313
BY91-25314
BY91-25315

BY91-25316

7 Consumables BIN 01
Consumables BIN 01
Application Type Manufacturer Product name Bentley part number Unit of measure
Engine filling Synthetic multi‐ Mobil Mobil1 0W-40 PY112988PA 1 litre
grade engine oil
Engine filling Synthetic multi‐ Mobil Mobil1 0W-40 PY111349PA 4 litres
grade engine oil
Lower sump Liquid gasket VW Silicone sealer D176404A2 80 ml tube
Cylinder head Liquid gasket VW Silicone sealer D176404A2 80 ml tube
top rear cover
joint line
Upper sump Liquid gasket Loctite Loctite 5970 Obtain locally -
Rear crankcase Liquid gasket Loctite Loctite 5970 Obtain locally -
cover
Rear cylinder Liquid gasket Loctite Loctite 5970 Obtain locally -
head covers
Engine cooling Anti-freeze/cool‐ Univar G12++ JNV862564 5 litres
system ant
Steering system Hydraulic fluid Deutsche Pen‐ Pentozine CHF RH5000 3.5 litres
fluid/oil tosin 11S
Turbocharger Anti-seize com‐ Molyslip Copaslip Obtain locally -
mounting studs pound
22 7. Consumables BIN 01

Tool reference number Part number Description Graphic Tool cabinet location
T10038 T10038 Tensioning straps ⇒ page 23 #BY00-23472 Stand alone
WT 10017 WT 10017 Storage board 4 ⇒ page 23 #BY00-25451 ABC 13 - 14
WT 10062 WT 10062 Storage board 5 ⇒ page 24 #BY00-25452 ABC 15 - 16
WT 10074 WT 10074 Logo - Tool cabinet ⇒ page 24 #BY00-25453 Tool cabinet
WT 10090 WT 10090 Case - CD storage ⇒ page 24 #BY00-25454 Shelf
WT 10116 WT 10116 Storage board 6 ABC 17 - 18
BY00-23472
BY00-25451

BY00-25452
BY00-25453
BY00-25454


Tool reference number Part number Description Graphic Tool cabinet lo‐
cation
VAS 5052A ASE 405 170 01 Vehicle Diagnostic ⇒ page 29 Stand alone
020 and Service Infor‐ #BY72-25357
mation system -
English (UK power
cord) (BLUE‐
TOOTH)
VAS 5052A ASE 405 170 91 Vehicle Diagnostic
020 and Service Infor‐
mation system -
English (UK power
cord) (NON BLUE‐
TOOTH)
mation system -
English (European
power cord)
(BLUETOOTH)
mation system -
USA English (USA
power cord)
(BLUETOOTH)
mation system -
German (European
power cord)
(BLUETOOTH)
mation system -
German (Swiss
power
Protected by copyright. cord)
Copying for private or commercial purposes, in part or in whole, is not
(BLUETOOTH)
mation system -
French (European
power cord)
(BLUETOOTH)
mation system -
French (Swiss pow‐
er cord) (BLUE‐
TOOTH)
mation system -
Italian (European
power cord)
(BLUETOOTH)

cation
mation system -
Italian (Swiss pow‐
er cord) (BLUE‐
TOOTH)
mation system -
Spanish (European
power cord)
(BLUETOOTH)
mation system -
Spanish (European
power cord) (NON
BLUETOOTH)
mation system -
Dutch (European
power cord)
(BLUETOOTH)
mation system -
Greek (European
power cord)
(BLUETOOTH)
mation system -
Japanese (Japa‐
nese power cord)
(BLUETOOTH)
mation system -
Chinese (Chinese
power cord)
(BLUETOOTH)
mation system -
Chinese (Chinese
powerforcord)
Protected by copyright. Copying private(NON
or commercial purposes, in part or in whole, is not
permitted unless authorisedBLUETOOTH)
VAS 5052A ASE 405 any170 liability with respect to the correctness of information in this document.
01 Vehicle Diagnostic
mation system -
Swedish (European
power cord)
(BLUETOOTH)
mation system -
Danish (European
power cord)
(BLUETOOTH)

cation
mation system -
Portuguese (Euro‐
pean power cord)
(BLUETOOTH)
mation system -
Polish (European
power cord)
(BLUETOOTH)
mation system -
Czech (European
power cord)
(BLUETOOTH)
mation system -
Russian (European
power cord)
(BLUETOOTH)
mation system -
Russian (European
power cord) (NON
BLUETOOTH)
mation system -
Turkish (European
power cord)
(BLUETOOTH)
mation system -
Portuguese (Brazil‐
ian power cord)
(BLUETOOTH)
VAS 5052A ASE 405 170 01 Protected
Vehicle by copyright. Copying for private or commercial purposes, in part or in whole, is not
Diagnostic
620 andpermitted
Service unless authorised by Bentley Motors. Bentley Motors does not guarantee or accept
Infor‐
mation system -
English (Australian
power cord)
(BLUETOOTH)
mation system -
English (Australian
power cord) (NON
BLUETOOTH)
mation system -
English (Canadian
power cord)
(BLUETOOTH)

cation
mation system -
French (Canadian
power cord)
(BLUETOOTH)
mation system -
English (South Afri‐
can power cord)
(BLUETOOTH)
VAG 1594/12 ASE 401 262 00 Measuring leads -

000 diagnostics
VAG 1594/28 ASE 441 052 00 Test lead .7 x .7 di‐
000 agnostics
VAG 1594/29 ASE 441 054 00 Test lead 1.5mm -
000 diagnostics
VAG 1594/30 ASE 441 053 00 Test lead 1.5 x .
000 6mm - diagnostics
VAS 5052/2 ASE 405 172 00 VAS 5052 Base

000 station (REPLACE‐
MENT PART)
VAS 5052/03 ASE 405 173 02 VAS 5052 Diagnos‐
000 tic lead (REPLACE‐
MENT PART)
VAS 5052/12 ASE 405 178 00 VAS 5052 Battery
000 pack (REPLACE‐
MENT PART)
VAS 5052A/2 ASE 405 172 00 VAS 5052A Base

000 station (REPLACE‐
MENT PART)
VAS 5054A ASE 405 250 01 Bluetooth interface
000 (REPLACEMENT
PART)
VAS 5054/1 ASE 405 251 00 USB cable (RE‐
000 PLACEMENT
PART)
VAS 5055 ASE 405 255 00 Non Bluetooth in‐
000 terface (REPLACE‐
MENT PART)
VAS 5052A/12 ASE 405 178 01 VAS 5052A Battery
000 pack (REPLACE‐
MENT PART)
VAS 5052A/14 ASE 405 180 01 VAS 5052A Mains
000 unit (REPLACE‐
MENT PART)
VAS 5052A/22 ASE 405 188 00 VAS 5052A 12V
000 converter (RE‐
PLACEMENT
PART)
WT 10213 WT 10213 PSU cord - Diag‐
nostic trolley to
VAS 5052A
28 9. Special workshop tools BIN 090900 Copyright by Bentley Motors.
cation
WT 10117 WT 10117 Diagnostic trolley
VAS 5052
WT 10125 WT 10125 Power cord - Diag‐
nostic trolley - UK
nostic trolley - USA
nostic trolley - Eu‐
ropean
nostic trolley - Aus‐
tralia
nostic trolley - Chi‐
nese
nostic trolley - Jap‐
anese
BY72-25357

10 Transit bag supporting documents
10.1 Transit bag removal process

– Information regarding the transit bag removal process and
transit damage inspection can be found on the Bentley Internet
Communications System (BICS).
– Please copy the following link in to your internet browser:
http://bics.bentleymotors.com:8081/BY00242_BTDC/
Dealer_Training_Videos/menu.asp
30 10. Transit bag supporting documents

11 Body repair workshop tools

Recommended specialist tools
Front wing screw removal tool -WT 10066-
Setting gauges -3371-
Front grille removal tool -WT 10184-
11. Body repair workshop tools 31

Torque wrenches
Torque wrench 60-320 Nm -VAS 5509-
Torque wrench multiplier
Hot air gun

Hot air blower -VAG 1416-
Scrapers
Scraper set -VAS 6845-
32 11. Body repair workshop tools

Electric/Air drill
Drill -VAS 6267A-
Panel preparation equipment

Brush grinder set -VAS 6776-
Body dent removal equipment Copyright by Bentley Motors.
Dent removal unit -VAS 6771-

Windscreen removal tools

Window removal set -VAS 6888-
Specialist tool cabinet

Aluminium tool set with trolley -VAG 2010/2-
Aluminium MIG brazing welder

Welding and brazing system ALU/MIG/MAG -VAS 6388A-

Aluminium dent removal equipment

Dent remover for aluminium -VAS 5196-
Aluminium digital panel temperature unit

Temperature gauge -VAS 6886-
Battery charger
Battery charger -VAS 5903-

Displaced parts storage trolleys

Storage -VAS 6760-
Container for removed parts -VAG 1698A-
Fuel drainer
Fuel extractor -VAS 5190A-

Paint depth gauge

Paint thickness tester -VAS 6272-
"Smart" paint mixing scales
Viscosity cupunless authorised by Bentley Motors. Bentley Motors does not guarantee or accept
permitted

HVLP spray guns
Air temperature equipment
Orbital sander

Dust extraction equipment
Infrared drying equipment
Panel stands

Electric / Air polisher
Polishing materials
Compounding heads

Polishing trolley
Full face spray mask
Masking trolley

Humidity gauge
Celette body jig
Measuring system

Pulling system
Hydraulic portapower ram set (4 tonnes)
Hydraulic portapower ram set (10 tonnes)

Body fixing clamps
MIG welding equipment (minimum 160 amps)
Inverta spot welding equipment

Full face welding mask
Welding screens
Welding blankets

Weld fume extraction equipment
Weld through primer
Vehicle hoist (minimum lifting capacity 3500 KG)

Vehicle hoist -VAS 6354A-

Celette Sevenne XL body jig
Vario spot weld removal drill permitted unless authorised by Bentley Motors. Bentley Motors does not guarantee or accept
Plasma cutter and / or air hacksaw

Plasma cutter

Air hacksaw
Sanding equipment
Body files, hammers and dollies
Socket sets

Tyre pressure gauge
Tyre depth gauge
Trolley jack

Axle stands
Air impact gun and wheel sockets

Pneumatic impact driver (high-torque) -VAS 5156-
Coated wheel sockets

Equipment to disperse polyester body fillers
Panel slide hammer
Wheel skids

Vehicle trolley
Vehicle protection
Pressure washer

12 Coolant specification
General Information
The cooling system must be filled all year round with a mixture of
water and radiator antifreeze/anti-corrosion agent.
Coolant additives prevent frost and corrosion damage and stop
scale from forming. Such additives also raise the boiling point of
the coolant. For these reasons the cooling system must be filled
all year round with the correct antifreeze and anti-corrosion ad‐
ditive.
Because of its high boiling point the coolant improves the engines
reliability under heavy loads, particularly in countries with tropical
climates.
It is important to use only coolant additive G12++ or G13. Other
coolant additives could seriously impair, in particular the anti cor‐
rosion properties of the coolant. The resulting damage could lead
to loss of coolant and consequently to serious engine damage.
Frost protection is required when temperatures are below 0 oC (in
countries with arctic climates down to -36oC). Depending on the
market the specified protection is either -25 oC, -35 oC, or -40 oC.
The coolant concentration must NOT be reduced by adding water
even in warmer seasons and in warmer countries. The antifreeze
concentration must always be at least 40%.
If greater frost protection is required in very cold climates the
amount of coolant can be increased, but only up to 60% (this gives
frost protection to about -40oC). If antifreeze concentration ex‐
ceeds 60%, frost protection decreases again and cooling effi‐
ciency is also impaired.
WARNING
♦ Use only clean waterCopyright for mixing coolant.
by Bentley DO NOT use de‐
Motors.
salinated water.
♦ If radiator, heat exchanger, cylinder head, cylinder head
gasket or cylinder block have been renewed, DO NOT re-
use old coolant.
♦ DO NOT re-use dirty or contaminated coolant.
A refractometer is recommended for determining the current anti-

freeze concentration/density.
– If frost protection is insufficient, drain quantity indicated in frost
protection table and add coolant additive.
Frost protection table
Frost protection to °C Quantity to drain (in litres) and
replenish with G12++ or G13
Actual value Specified val‐ 8-cyl. 12-cyl. 12-cyl.
(Refractom‐ ue (Regional (Vehicle
eter read‐ recommenda‐ with a sec‐
ing) tion) ond heat
exchang‐
er)
0 -25 5,0 5,0 8,0
-35 6,0 6,0 10,0
-5 -25 4,5 4,5 7,0
-35 5,5 5,5 9,0
12. Coolant specification 53

Frost protection to °C Quantity to drain (in litres) and

replenish with G12++ or G13
-10 -25 3,5 3,5 6,0
-35 4,5 4,5 8,0
-15 -25 2,5 2,5 4,0
-35 3,5 3,5 6,0
-20 -25 1,5 1,5 3,0
-35 2,5 2,5 4,5
-25 -35 1,5 1,5 2,5
-30 -35 1,0 1,0 2,0
-35 -40 0,5 0,5 1,5
54 12. Coolant specification

13 Maintenance schedules
13.1 Bentley Continental workshop tools

WT10008 - ENGINE LIFTING BEAM WITH CHAINS & HOOKS
WT10011 - OIL PRESSURE TESTER ADAPTER
13. Maintenance schedules 55

WT10022 - ENGINE CROSSMEMBER ALIGNMENT TOOL
56 13. Maintenance schedules

WT10025 - ENGINE STAND BASIC

WT10029/1 - ENGINE SUPPORT PILLARS (W12)
WT10029/2 - TRANSMISSION SUPPORT PILLARS (6 SPEED)

WT10063 - ENGINE LIFTING EYE FRONT
WT10067 - ENGINE POSITIONING GAUGE

WT10277 - ENGINE SUPPORT FOR SUMP ACCESS TOOLS

WT10269 - ENGINE MOUNT WRENCH TOOL
WT10293 - MUBEA PLIERS

WT10295 - REAR MAIN OIL SEAL INSTALLATION TOOL

WT10306 - OETIKER CLIP PLIERS (45°).
WT10000 - OETIKER CLIP FITTING AND REMOVAL PLIERS

(HOSES)

WT10001 - OETIKER CLIP FITTING AND REMOVAL PLIERS

(HOSES)
ASE45149200000 - VAG 1921 HOSE CLIP PLIERS

ASE45600200000 - VAS 6100 WORKSHOP HOIST

- VAS 6131 SCISSOR - TYPE ASSEMBLY PLATFORM

ASE40611000000 - VAG 1383A HYDRAULIC SUPPORT

WT10291 - CLIC CLAMP FITTING TOOL

WT10296/1 - ENGINE LIFTING PILLARS

WT10297 - PULLEY HOLDING TOOL
70
13. Maintenance
any schedules
liability with respect to the correctness of information in this document.
WT10301 - OFF LIFTING FRAME - ENGINE
WT10305 - ENGINE SUPPORT

ProtectedBEAM
by copyright. Copying for private or commercial purposes, in part or in whole, is not

WT10279 - FRONT SUBFRAME REMOVAL TOOL
WT10314 - ENGINE MOUNT BRACKET SOCKET TOOL

WT10018 - FUEL TANK REMOVAL / FITTING TOOL

WT10026 - LOWER FUEL TANK COVER REMOVAL TOOL
WT10069A - EXHAUST EXTRACTION ADAPTER

WT10109 - FUEL PRESSURE TEST ADAPTER

WT10189 - EXHAUST GAS TEMPERATURE SENSOR

ASE40111100000 - VAG 1318 K-JETRONIC PRESSURE TEST‐

ER

ASE40129500000 - VAG 1348/3-3 ADAPTER CABLE

ASE40118700000 - VAG 1348/3A REMOTE CONTROL
WT10250 - FUEL PIPE QUICK CONNECT BLANKING TOOL -
MALE 7.89 mm


MALE 9.89 mm
WT10257 - FLEX FUEL ADAPTER - FEMALE 7.89 mm TO MALE

9.89 mm

WT10258 - FLEX FUEL ADAPTER - FEMALE 9.89 mm TO MALE

7.89 mm

FEMALE 7.89 mm


FEMALE 9.89 mm
ASE40451000000 - VAS 6096 COOLING SYSTEM CHARGE

UNIT

ASE40113500000 - VAG 1274/7 ADAPTER (COOLING SYS‐

TEM)

WT10225 - ATF DISPENSER PUMP

WT10270 - DIFFERENTIAL OIL DISPENSER (ORANGE)

WT10282 - OIL FILL NOZZLE - FRONT AND REAR DIFFEREN‐
TIAL

WT10283 - OIL FILL NOZZLE - CENTRE DIFFERENTIAL

WT10285 - ALTERNATOR PULLEY TORQUE TOOL
permitted unless authorised by Bentley Motors. Bentley Motors does not 13.guarantee or accept
Maintenance
schedules 89
WT10296/2 - TRANSMISSION LIFTING PILLARS

WT10299 - TRANSMISSION SEPARATION TOOL - MAGNETIC

SOCKET

WT10002 - STEERINGpermitted
RACKunless
SLEEVE
authorised by Bentley Motors. Bentley Motors does not guarantee or accept
WT10014 - ADAPTER PAS TESTER

WT10031 - SUBFRAME ALIGNMENT TRAMMELS

WT10031/2/5 - FRONT SUBFRAME SETTING POST 21MM

WT10037 - FRONT SUBFRAME REMOVAL PILLARS

WT10072 - GEOMETRY ALIGNMENT BEAM

WT10292/1 - PAS VACUUM RESERVOIR BUNG
97
permitted unless authorised by Bentley Motors. Bentley Motors does not guarantee or13. Maintenance schedules
accept
WT10036 - ASSEMBLY TOOL PROPSHAFT

WT10038 - REAR SUBFRAME REMOVAL PILLARS


WT10100 - PULLER - KUKKO 20/10

WT10101 - PULLER ARMS - KUKKO V/170

WT10023 - BRAKE PRESSURE TEST ADAPTER
102 13.permitted unlessschedules
Maintenance authorised by Bentley Motors. Bentley Motors does not guarantee or accept
WT10093 - ASSY KIT - LOCKING WHEEL BOLT ADAPTORS

WT10149 - WHEEL REMOVAL AND REFIT PINS
WT10161 - ALIGNMENT TOOL REAR CALIPER SEALS

WT10227 - SELF LEVELLING WHEEL BADGE REMOVAL

TOOL

WT10327 - WIRELESS PRESSURE READER (WiPR)

WT10027 - RELEASE TOOL (BRAKE / PEDAL)
WT10080 - KICKDOWN SETTING TOOL - LHD

WT10081 - KICKDOWN SETTING TOOL - RHD

WT10082 - BRAKE PEDAL CLIP FITTING TOOL

WT10084 - BRAKE PEDAL HEIGHT SETTING TOOL

T10038 - TENSIONING STRAP
WT10003 - SEAT ACTUATION LOOM

WT10004 - FRONT & REAR BUMPER SUPPORT FRAME

WT10009 - DOOR LINK LOOM WINDOW LIFT SETTINGS

WT10019 - DASHBOARD PROTECTION SLEEVE

WT10020 - PARCEL SHELF PROTECTION SLEEVE

WT10030 - AIR BAG REMOVAL TOOL
WT10035 - REAR QUARTER LINK LOOM WINDOW LIFT SET‐

TINGS

WT10053 - DOOR SILL PROTECTOR - CGT COUPE LH
WT10054 - DOOR SILL PROTECTOR - CGT COUPE RHby Bentley Motors.
Copyright
WT10055 - KIT - FRONT WING COVERS - CGT

WT10061 - REAR BUMPER COVER - CGT
Copyright COUPE
by Bentley Motors.
WT10066 - FRONT WING SCREW REMOVAL TOOL

WT10119 - FRONT INTERIOR PROTECTION KIT - 4 DOOR

CONTINENTAL SERIES

WT10164 - DUMMY SEAT BELT LATCH PLATE

WT10169 - KIT - HOOD ASSEMBLY RETAINING PLATES

WT10178 - MANUAL BOOT RELEASE TOOL


WT10192 - FRONT QUARTER GLASS SETTING TOOL
WT10092 - BONNET EMERGENCY RELEASE TOOL

WT10193 - AIR BAG REMOVAL TOOL

WT10201 - CONVERTIBLE ROOF SETTING TOOL
WT10210 - BOOT SWITCH APERTURE TOOL

WT10215 - FRONT INTERIOR PROTECTION KIT - 2 DOOR

CONTINENTAL SERIES
permitted unless authorised by Bentley Motors. Bentley Motors does not guarantee or accept 13. Maintenance schedules 127
WT10216 - UNIVERSAL REAR SEAT PROTECTION COVER -

CONTINENTAL SERIES

WT10120 - DOOR SILL PROTECTION (PAIR)

WT10303-1 - REAR BUMPER REMOVAL - GAP TOOL

WT10303-2 - REAR BUMPER REMOVAL - RELEASE TOOL
WT10303-3 - REAR BUMPER REMOVAL - MEASUREMENT

GUIDE TAPE

WT10331 - SUNROOF SETTING GAUGE
WT10332 - NAIM AUDIO BASS TEST CD
132 13. Maintenance schedules Copyright by Bentley Motors.
WT10005 - HEADLAMP WASH TOOL (TRANSIT SPACER

RING)

WT10006 - LANGUAGE CD FOR ZAB

WT10007 - SIREN TAMPERPROOF NUT TOOL
WT10015 - BATTERY POST EXTENDER FOR CHARGER

CLIPS

WT10024B - PULLER (WINDSCREEN WIPER ARMS)
WT10079 - LOOM REPAIR TERMINAL EXTRACTION KIT

WT10103 - TOOL BATTERY TESTER - MIDTRONIC

WT10122 - SOFTWARE UPDATE CD-JAPAN

WT10165 - ENGINE BAY CHARGER LEAD ADAPTER

WT10166 - TOOL TAMPERPROOF NUT ALARM SIREN

WT10208 - AIR BAG FUSE REMOVAL WARNING
WT10298 - FRONT OIL SEAL INSTALLATION TOOLS.

WT10335 - USB TO MICRO USB UPDATE CABLE
WT10336 - USB MEMORY STICK RSE SW0099

WT10337 - USBbyMEMORY
Protected STICK
copyright. Copying TSR SW0080
for private or commercial purposes, in part or in whole, is not
3Z0051510A - USB CONNECTION CABLE

WT10334 - BRANDED BRAKE CALIPER TOOL

2086 - EXTRACTOR HOOK

3094 - HOSE CLAMPS, UP TO Ø 25 MM

3400 - ADAPTER

3411 - GUIDE PINS

ASE40451200000 - VAS 6122 ENGINE BUNG SET

T10124 - FITTING TOOL (CRANKSHAFT SEAL)

T10053/2 - BOLT SEAL PULLER
T10069 - COUNTER HOLD TOOL

T10094 - PULLER (REMOVING IGNITION COILS)

T10122/1 - FITTING TOOL (CRANKSHAFT REAR)
any liability with respect to the correctness 13.
of information
Maintenance
in this 153
document.
schedules
T10122/2 - FITTING TOOL (CRANKSHAFT REAR)
VW681 - OIL SEAL EXTRACTOR LEVER

3364 - VALVE STEM SEAL PULLER TOOL
3365 - VALVE STEM SEAL FITTING TOOL

10-201 - COUNTER HOLDER TOOL
T10122 - FITTING TOOL

T10133 - TOOL SET FOR FSI ENGINES

T20143 - EXTRACTOR TOOL
158 permitted
13. Maintenance unless authorised by Bentley Motors. Bentley Motors does not guarantee or accept
schedules
T40019 - OIL SEAL EXTRACTOR
T40048 - ASSEMBLY TOOL
T40055 - SOCKET

T40071 - LOCKING PIN
T40116 - LOCATING PINS

T40179 - GAUGE
T40180 - SLEEVE

T40192 - THRUST PIECE
T40195 - OIL SEAL EXTRACTOR
T40264 - CAMSHAFT CLAMP

T40269 - SPECIAL WRENCH

ASE44027100000 - VAG 1332 TORQUE WRENCH
ASE44028900000 - VAG 1332/9 OPEN RING SPANNER IN‐

SERT

ASE40700101000 - VAS 5161A REMOVAL AND INSTALLA‐

TION DEVICE FOR VALVE COTTERS

ASE40700203000 - VAS 5161/19C GUIDE
any liability PLATE
with respect FOR
to the FSI EN‐
correctness of information in this document.
GINE Copyright by Bentley Motors.

VW222A - DRIFT
3087 - WRENCH

ASE40667000000 - VAG 1924/1 ATF FILLER PIPE
T10037 - PULLER


3350 - ASSEMBLY TOOL
172 Protected
VW295 - DRIFT

VW401 - THRUST PLATE

VW402 - THRUST PLATE
T40190 - THRUST PIECES

VW441 - BASE PLATE

2040 - TUBE
VW415A - TUBE
any liability with respect to the correctness
13.ofMaintenance
information inschedules
177
this document.
VW432 - PRESS TOOL
VW771 - MULTI-PURPOSE TOOL

T10025 - COUNTER HOLD TOOL


T40189 - THRUST PIECES




ASE40110300000 - VAG 1402 POWER STEERING TESTER

ASE40661200000 - VAG 1923 OPEN END SPANNER ATTACH‐

MENT

ASE40662200000 - VAG 1925/3 ADAPTER

ASE40664200000 - VAG 1925/4 ADAPTER

T10156 - SUSPENSION BLOCKS
188 13. Maintenance schedules permitted unless authorised by Bentley Motors. Bentley Motors does not guarantee or accept
T10158 - SOCKET

3253 - ASSEMBLY TOOL any liability with respect to the correctness of information in this document.
3292/3 - ASSEMBLY TOOL

3349 - PULLER

3340 - PLIERS

40-204A - CLAMP

3144 - SLEEVE

ASE41110800000 - VAG 1869/2 BRAKE PEDAL ACTUATOR

T10145 - PISTON RESETTING APPLIANCE


3320 - DOOR ALIGNMENT TOOL

3370
Protected by - FRONT-END
copyright. HOOK

3371 - SETTING GAUGE
3392 - REMOVAL PLIERS

3409 - REMOVAL WEDGE
80 - 200 - REMOVAL LEVER

T10039 - RELEASE LEVER


T10152 - SOCKET TOOL
ASE43601500000 - VAS 6138 LOCKING PLIERS

3316 - RADIO RELEASE TOOL

V160 - NAV CM REMOVAL TOOL

ASE48117100000 - VAG 1739 REAR WINDOW ADJUSTING

TOOL

ASE42321100000 - VAS 6430/1 SETTING DEVICE, BASIC SET

ASE42321200000 - VAS 6430/2 ACC LASER UNIT
938403051 - ACC STAND SUPPORT BRACKETS

ASE42320000000 - VAS 6350 CALIBRATION UNIT

ASE42320200000 - VAS 6350/2 SPACING LASER

ASE45600400000 - VAS 6095 ENGINE AND GEARBOX SUP‐

PORT

ASE45605000000 - VAS 6095/1 UNIVERSAL MOUNTING

ASE45606300000 - VAS 6095/1-13 BRACKET FOR V8 EN‐

GINE, 4.0L.

ASE45605100000 - VAS 6095/1-1 BRACKET FOR W12 EN‐

GINE

ASE43513000000 - VAS 6136 SEAT REPAIR STAND

ASE43513100000 - VAS 6136/1 SEAT REPAIR ADAPTER

13.2 Diagnostic tools

Diagnostic equipment (regional/language specific)
VAS6356 - TEST INSTRUMENT BOX

VAS6150C - DIAGNOSIS SYSTEM

Protected VCI,Copying
by copyright. WIN7for private or commercial purposes, in part or in whole, is not

VAS6160A - DIAGNOSIS SYSTEM, PREMIUM

Diagnostic equipment (non regional/language specific)

ASE44201801000 - VAS 5056C AUXILIARY AIR BAG TESTER

ASE44202400000 - VAS 5056/5 ADAPTER AUXILIARY AIR

BAG TESTER
ASE44202600000 - VAS 5056/6 ADAPTER FOR AUXILIARY

AIR BAG TESTER

WT10177 - KNEE AIR BAG TEST LEAD

WT10179 - DASHBOARD AIR BAG TEST LEAD
224
13. Maintenance schedules Copyright by Bentley Motors.
WT10217 - CURTAIN AIR BAG TEST LEAD

WT10304 - AIR BAG TEST ADAPTER LEAD
WT10313 - PEDESTRIAN PROTECTION DIAGNOSTIC

13.3 001 PDI other than Japan

Item Procedure description Check Adjust Comment
VIN
Date
LUGGAGE COMPARTMENT
Connect the main system battery
Check the battery voltage
Check the boot release operation
Fit all equipment which has been
packed inside the vehicle
Check spare wheel and tyre
Check the content of the tool kit
COACHWORK
Remove all the protective cover‐
ings from the exterior
Inspect the interior trim (use the rel‐
evant graphic from the linked pro‐
cedure document to record details)
Inspect the paintwork (use the rel‐
evant graphic from the linked pro‐
cedure document to record details)
ENGINE COMPARTMENT
Check the bonnet release & safety
catch operation
Check the engine oil level
Check the power steering hydraulic
fluid level
Check the brake fluid level
any liability with respect to the correctness information inschedules 227

13.ofMaintenance this document.

Fill/Top-up the windscreen/head‐
lamp washer reservoir
Check the coolant level
Inspect the under bonnet area of
the car for hoses, unions and
clamps for leaks
Check all engine covers are fitted
INTERIOR
Front passengers air bag: Check
key switch and "on/off function".
Position the switch to "on"
Insert the satellite navigation disc in
the glove box
Set language on the infotainment
display screen
Check the vehicle for stored fault
codes
Reset the car from transport condi‐
tion
Check electric window lifts and re-
initialise
Initialise the front seats (2-door
cars)
Check the front seat memory reten‐
tion and re-initialise as necessary
(4-door cars)
Check the rear seat memory reten‐
tion and re-initialise as necessary
(4-door cars)
Check the operation of the sunroof
(if fitted)
Adjust the clock
Store the local radio stations to in‐
fotainment system
Check the telephone operation
Check the fuel filler door release any liability with respect to the correctness of information in this document.
Check the operation of all interior
lights displays and all other control
elements
Check the HVAC basic setting and
re-set
Check the steering column opera‐
tion
PRIOR TO ROAD TEST
Torque check the wheel bolts
Check the tyre pressures
Inspect the underside of the car for
hoses, unions and clamps for leaks
Check all exterior lights and the
horn function
Remove transit wiper blades and
replace with the new blades stored
in the luggage compartment
Check that all keys operate correct‐
ly


Check the operation of the hood
through the full open and close cy‐
cle
DURING ROAD TEST
Automatic gearbox: Key removal in
Park only, shift behaviour and DIP
display
Check for vibration, smoothness,
rattles and creaks
Check the operation of the air con‐
ditioning system
Check the brakes for normal per‐
formance and noise
Check the steering feel for pull, free
play and smoothness
Check the windscreen wiper/wash‐
er & headlamp washer operation
Check the operation of the cruise
control
Check the parking brake operation
Check the operation of the radio,
CD changer and main station pre-
sets
Check the operation of the park dis‐
tance control
Check the learning process of the
TPM
Check the DIP for any warning
lights
AFTER ROAD TEST
Check the tyres for debris
Check the engine compartment ho‐ by copyright. Copying for private or commercial purposes, in part or in whole, is not
Protected
ses, unions and clamps for leaks
Set the trip counter to zero any liability with respect to the correctness of information in this document.
Check for stored fault codes and
rectify any work found on road test
Check alarm and central locking
function
Check the literature for the vehicle
is complete, and prepare for deliv‐
ery to the customer
Enter delivery inspection in the
service schedule booklet
Affix the vehicle information label
Check the DIP language set-up
Reset the service indicator

13.4 002 PDI Japan only

Item Procedure descrip‐ Che Ad‐ Comment
tion ck just
VIN : SCB
Date :
LUGGAGE COMPARTMENT
Check the battery
voltage
Check spare wheel
and tyre
COACHWORK
Remove all the pro‐
tective coverings
from the exterior
Inspect the interior
trim (use the graphic
from the linked pro‐
cedure document to
record details)
Inspect the paint‐
work (use the graph‐
ic from the linked
procedure document
to record details)
ENGINE COMPARTMENT
Check the engine oil
level
Check the power
steering hydraulic
fluid level
Check the brake fluid
level
Fill/Top-up the wind‐
screen/headlamp
washer reservoir
Check the coolant
level
INTERIOR
permitted unless authorised
Adjust theby Bentley
clockMotors. Bentley Motors does not guarantee or accept
Store the local radio
stations to infotain‐
ment system
PRIOR TO ROAD TEST
Check the tyre pres‐
sures
Check the vehicle for
stored fault codes
Reset the car from
delivery condition
Remove transit wip‐
er blades and re‐
place with the new
blades stored in the
luggage compart‐
ment
DURING ROAD TEST

Item Procedure descrip‐ Che Ad‐ Comment

tion ck just
Check the learning
process of the TPM
AFTER ROAD TEST
Check the tyres for
debris
Set the trip counter to
zero
Check for stored
fault codes and recti‐
fy any work found on
road test
Check the literature
for the vehicle is
complete, and pre‐
pare for delivery to
the customer
Enter delivery in‐
spection in the serv‐
ice schedule booklet
Affix the vehicle in‐
formation label
Check the DIP lan‐
guage set-up
Reset the service in‐
dicator
13.5 003 6 week check
Service schedules Copyright by Bentley Motors.
Item Procedure description Chec Ad‐ Comment

k just
6 week | 1000 mile | 1600 km
VIN : SCB
Date :
LUGGAGE COMPARTMENT
Check spare wheel and tyre
ENGINE COMPARTMENT
Check the bonnet release & safety
catch operation
Check the engine oil level
Check the power steering hydraulic
fluid level
Check the brake fluid level
Fill/Top-up the windscreen/headlamp
washer reservoir
Check the coolant level
Check and tighten the HVAC service
valve caps
Inspect the under bonnet area of the
car for hoses, unions and clamps for
leaks
Check all engine covers are fitted

Item Procedure description Chec Ad‐ Comment

k just
INTERIOR
Check electric window lift
Check the front seat adjustment and
reactivate memories
Check the fuel filler door release
Check the operation of all interior
lights displays and all other control el‐
ements
Check the steering column operation
PRIOR TO ROAD TEST
Torque check the wheel bolts
Check the tyre pressures
Check all exterior lights and the horn
function
Check the vehicle for stored fault co‐
des
Check that all keys operate correctly
DURING ROAD TEST
Automatic gearbox: Key removal in
Park only, shift behaviour and DIP
display
Check for vibration, smoothness, rat‐
tles and creaks
Check the operation of the air condi‐
tioning system
Check the brakes for normal perform‐
ance and noise
Check the steering feel for pull, free
play and smoothness
Check the windscreen wiper/washer
& headlamp washer operation
Check the operation of the cruise con‐
trol
Check the parking brake operation
Check the operation of the radio, CD
changer and main station pre-sets
Check the operation of the park dis‐
tance control
Protected by Check
copyright.the DIPfor
Copying forprivate
any orwarning lights
commercial purposes, in part or in whole, is not
AFTER any ROADliabilityTEST
with respect to the correctness of information in this document.
Inspect the undersideCopyright by of Bentley
the car for
Motors.
Check for stored fault codes and rec‐
tify any work found on road test
Check alarm and central locking func‐
tion
Enter first inspection in the service
schedule booklet

13.6 01 Year
Item Procedure description Comment
1 Year | 10,000 miles | 16,000 kilometres
VIN : SCB
Date :
01 Check the vehicle diagnostic system for stored infor‐
mation
03 Check the tyre pressure sensor batteries Only for 2004/2005 Model
Year vehicles
VEHICLE RAISED
05 Remove the front screening panels
10 Drain the engine oil
20 Check the power steering system for leaks and condi‐
tion
25 Check the condition, position and mounting of the ex‐
haust system
30 Check the braking system for leaks, damage and posi‐
tion
35 Check that all body drains are free from obstruction,
correct as necessary
40 Check the condition of the engine, gearbox, suspension
mounts for leaks and damage
45 Renew the sump plug and oil filter
65 Check the fuel system for leaks, damage and position
70 Check the condition of the steering column universal
joints, couplings and the steering rack flexible gaiters
75 Check the condition of the track rod and front axle ball
joints
80 Check the condition of the drive-shaft gaiters
85 Check the cooling system for leaks
95 Inspect the underside of the body for corrosion/under‐
seal, damage, etc.
100 Fit the front screening panels
VEHICLE AT HALF-WAY POSITION
105 Check the condition and tread depth of the tyres
115 Replace the tyre pressure sensor batteries (if required) Only for 2004/2005 Model
Year vehicles
120 Check the brake pads for wear
130 Check the condition of the brake discs
145 Check the air suspension for leaks and damage
150 Remove foreign matter from all cooling matrices
160 Check
Protected the tyre
by copyright. pressures
Copying for private and adjust as
or commercial necessary
purposes, in part or in whole, is not
VEHICLE ON GROUNDany liability with respect to the correctness of information in this document.
165 Refill the engine oil Copyright by Bentley Motors.
175 Check the coolant level and frost protection, specifica‐
tion -25°C (arctic climate - 35°C) Record the actual
value °C
180 Check the condition of pipes and hoses engine to body
for chafing and constriction
185 Replenish the windscreen washer reservoir
190 Check the power steering system reservoir fluid level
and top-up as necessary


195 Check the brake fluid level and top-up as necessary
200 Check the induction system for leaks, correct as nec‐
essary
210 Replace the wiper blades and check jet aim on the
windscreen
215 Renew the dust and pollen filters
220 Fit the plenum cover
230 Check the condition of the batteries
235 Check the condition and the tyre pressure of the spare
wheel
240 Check that there is a full 1 litre container of oil in the
luggage compartment
255 Renew the integrated key fob batteries
260 Renew the park heater key fob batteries (if fitted)
270 Check the operation of the active rear aerofoil (2-door
coupe)
275 Check the condition and operation of all seat belts
280 Check the condition and operation of all lights and horns
283 Lubricate the glass sunroof/solar panel seal
290 Check all facia warning lamps including engine fault in‐
dicator for correct operation
295 Check the steering system for freedom from play
mation
mation
320 Reset the service indicator light
325 On completion of this service schedule complete the
respective voucher contained in the service record
13.7 02 Years
2 + 14 Years | 20 + 140,000 miles | 32 + 224,000 kilometres
VIN : SCB
Date :
mation
Year vehicles
VEHICLE RAISED
tion
haust system
tion Protected by copyright. Copying for private or commercial purposes, in part or in whole, is not
35 Check that all body any
drains are free from obstruction,
correct as necessary Copyright by Bentley Motors.


joints
seal, damage, etc.
110 Remove the road wheels
Year vehicles
125 Check the brake calipers and dust seals for leaks
140 Renew the brake fluid
155 Refit the road wheels
160 Check the tyre pressures and adjust as necessary
VEHICLE ON
GROUND
165 Refill the engine oil
value °C
essary
windscreen
wheel
luggagebycompartment
Protected copyright. Copying for private or commercial purposes, in part or in whole, is not
255 Renewany the integrated
liability keytofob
with respect batteries of information in this document.
the correctness
260 Renew the park heater key fob batteries
Copyright (if fitted)
by Bentley Motors.


265 Check the operation of the centralised door locking and
anti-theft alarm system
coupe)
mation
305 Inspect the bodywork for corrosion, stone chips, dam‐
age or contamination. Indicate on chart. Correct as
authorised by the Area Service Manager, Bentley Mo‐
tors Limited
310 Carry out a full functional check and road test the car
for satisfactory performance and condition
mation
13.8 03 Years
3 + 7 + 9 + 11 + 13 +
17 + 19 Years | 30 +
70 + 90 + 110 + 130 +
170 + 190,000 miles |
48 + 112 + 144 + 176
+ 208 + 272 + 304,000
kilometres
VIN : SCB
Date :
mation
Year vehicles
VEHICLE RAISED
tion
haust system
30 Check
Protected by copyright. the braking
Copying for privatesystem for leaks,
or commercial damage
purposes, in part orand posi‐
in whole, is not
permitted unlesstion


joints
seal, damage, etc.
Year vehicles
120 Check
Protected by copyright. thefor
Copying brake
privatepads for wear
or commercial purposes, in part or in whole, is not
145 Check theCopyright
air suspension
by Bentley for leaks and damage
Motors.
VEHICLE ON
GROUND
value °C
essary
windscreen
wheel
luggage compartment
coupe)


mation
315 Carry out an exhaust emission test (First 3 years after
initial registration then every 2 years)
mation
13.9 04 Years
4 + 8 + 16 Years | 40
+ 80 + 160,000 miles | Protected by copyright. Copying for private or commercial purposes, in part or in whole, is not
64 + 128 + 256,000 permitted unless authorised by Bentley Motors. Bentley Motors does not guarantee or accept
kilometres any liability with respect to the correctness of information in this document.
VIN : SCB
Date :
mation
Year vehicles
VEHICLE ON RAISED
tion
haust system
tion
50 Check the condition of the engine drive belt
joints
seal, damage, etc.


Year vehicles
VEHICLE ON GROUND
170 Renew the spark plugs
value °C
essary
205 Renew the air filter elements
windscreen
wheel
luggage compartment
245 Lubricate the lower door hinges (4-door cars)
250 Lubricate all locks and latches
coupe)
284 Lubricate the glass sunroof/solar panel seal. Check the
sunroof functionality. Clean and lubricate the guide
rails.
any liability with respect to the correctness of information in13.
thisMaintenance
document. schedules 239

285 Check headlamp setting
mation
tors Limited
mation
13.10 05 Years
5 + 15 Years | 50 +
150,000 miles | 80 +
240,000 kilometres
VIN : SCB
Date :
mation
Year vehicles
VEHICLE RAISED
tion
haust system
tion
Protected joints, couplings
by copyright. and
Copying for the steering
private rack
or commercial flexible
purposes, gaiters
joints Copyright by Bentley Motors.


seal, damage, etc.
115 Replace the tyre pressure sensor batteries For 2004/2005 Model Year
vehicles, replace if re‐
quired. For 2006 Model
Year onwards, replace re‐
gardless of condition.
VEHICLE ON
GROUND
value °C
essary
windscreen
215 Renew the dust and pollen
Protected filters
220 permitted
Fit the plenum cover unless authorised by Bentley Motors. Bentley Motors does not guarantee or accept
230 Check the condition of the batteries Copyright by Bentley Motors.
wheel
luggage compartment
coupe)
mation


mation
13.11 06 Years
6 + 18 Years | 60 +
180,000 miles | 96 +
288,000 kilometres
VIN : SCB
Date :
mation
Year vehicles
VEHICLE RAISED
15 Drain the transmission oil Only for 2010 Model Year
onwards vehicles
tion
haust system
tion
mounts for leaks and damage Protected by copyright. Copying for private or commercial purposes, in part or in whole, is not
45 Renew the sump plug and oil filterany liability with respect to the correctness of information in this document.
joints
90 Refill the transmission oil Only for 2010 Model Year
onwards vehicles
seal, damage, etc.
Year vehicles


135 Renew the brake system front flexible hoses
136 Renew the brake system rear flexible hoses
VEHICLE ON GROUND
value °C
essary
windscreen
wheel
luggage compartment
265 Check
Protected by copyright. the operation
Copying for private orof the centralised
commercial door
purposes, in part locking and
or in whole, is not
permitted unless anti-theft
authorised byalarm
Bentleysystem
Motors. Bentley Motors does not guarantee or accept
coupe)
mation
tors Limited


mation
13.12 07 Years
3 + 7 + 9 + 11 + 13 +
17 + 19 Years | 30 +
70 + 90 + 110 + 130 +
170 + 190,000 miles |
48 + 112 + 144 + 176
+ 208 + 272 + 304,000
kilometres
VIN : SCB
Date :
mation
Year vehicles
VEHICLE RAISED
tion
haust system
tion
40 Protected by copyright.Check
Copying the condition
for private of the engine,
or commercial purposes,gearbox,
in part or insuspension
whole, is not
mounts
permitted unless authorised for leaks
by Bentley and
Motors. damage
Bentley Motors does not guarantee or accept
45 Renew
any liability with respectthe sump
to the plug of
correctness and oil filterin this document.
information
joints
seal, damage, etc.
Year vehicles


VEHICLE ON
GROUND
value °C
195 Check the Protected by copyright.
brake fluid level and Copying for private
top-up or commercial purposes, in part or in whole, is not
as necessary
200 Check the induction any system forrespect
liability with leaks, correct
to the as nec‐
essary Copyright by Bentley Motors.
windscreen
wheel
luggage compartment
coupe)
mation
mation

13.13 08 Years
4 + 8 + 16 Years | 40
+ 80 + 160,000 miles |
64 + 128 + 256,000
kilometres
VIN : SCB
Date :
mation
Year vehicles
VEHICLE ON RAISED
tion
25 by copyright. Copying forCheck
Protected the
private or condition,
commercial position
purposes, in partand
or inmounting
whole, is notof the ex‐
haust
permitted unless authorised by Bentley system
30 any liability with respect toCheck
the correctness of information
the braking system in this
for document.
leaks, damage and posi‐
tion
joints
seal, damage, etc.
Year vehicles
VEHICLE ON GROUND


value °C
essary
windscreen
wheel
luggage compartment
coupe)
rails.
mation
305 permitted unless Inspect
authorised theMotors.
by Bentley bodywork
Bentleyfor corrosion,
Motors stone chips,
does not guarantee dam‐
or accept
age ortocontamination.
any liability with respect Indicate on
the correctness of information chart.
in this Correct as
document.
authorised
Copyrightbybythe Area
Bentley Service Manager, Bentley Mo‐
Motors.
tors Limited
mation


13.14 09 Years
3 + 7 + 9 + 11 + 13 +
17 + 19 Years | 30 +
70 + 90 + 110 + 130 +
170 + 190,000 miles |
48 + 112 + 144 + 176
+ 208 + 272 + 304,000
kilometres
VIN : SCB
Date :
mation
Year vehicles
VEHICLE RAISED
tion
haust system
tion
35 Check that all body drains are free from
Protected obstruction,
correct as necessary permitted unless authorised by Bentley Motors. Bentley Motors does not guarantee or accept
40 Check the condition of the engine, gearbox, suspension Copyright by Bentley Motors.
joints
seal, damage, etc.
Year vehicles


VEHICLE ON
GROUND
value °C
essary
windscreen
wheel
240 Check that there is a full
permitted 1 litre
unless container
authorised of oil
by Bentley in the
luggage compartmentany liability with respect to the correctness of information in this document.
255 Renew the integrated key fob batteriesCopyright by Bentley Motors.
coupe)
mation
mation
13.15 10 Years
10 Years | 100,000
miles | 160,000 kilome‐
tres
VIN : SCB
Date :


mation
Year vehicles
VEHICLE RAISED
15 Drain the transmission oil Only for 2004 - 2009 Model
Year vehicles
tion
haust system
tion
55 Renew the leak detection pump filter
60 Renew
permitted unless authorised the main
by Bentley fuel
Motors. filter
65 Check Copyright
the fuelbysystem for leaks, damage and position
Bentley Motors.
joints
90 Refill the transmission oil Only for 2004 - 2009 Model
Year vehicles
seal, damage, etc.
97 Renew the secondary air injection (SAI) filters Applicable to "Lower pump
filter"
vehicles, replace if required.
For 2006 Model Year on‐
wards, replace regardless of
condition.


VEHICLE ON GROUND
162 Renew the secondary air injection (SAI) filters Applicable to "Upper pump
filter"
172 Replace the engine drive belt
value °C
essary
windscreen
225 Renew the evaporative control carbon canister
wheel
luggage compartment
coupe)
mation
tors Limited
mation
13. Maintenance
any liability with respect to the correctness of information schedules
in this document. 251

13.16 11 Years
3 + 7 + 9 + 11 + 13 +
17 + 19 Years | 30 +
70 + 90 + 110 + 130 +
170 + 190,000 miles |
48 + 112 + 144 + 176
+ 208 + 272 + 304,000
kilometres
VIN : SCB
Date :
mation
Year vehicles
VEHICLE RAISED
tion
haust system
tion
40 Check the condition
Protected byof the engine,
copyright. Copyinggearbox, suspension
mounts for permitted
leaks and damage
unless authorised by Bentley Motors. Bentley Motors does not guarantee or accept
45 Renew the sump any liability
plug andwith respect to the correctness of information in this document.
oil filter
joints
seal, damage, etc.
Year vehicles


VEHICLE ON
GROUND
value °C
essary
windscreen
wheel
luggage compartment
coupe)
mation
317 Check the vehicle diagnostic
permitted system
unless authorised by for stored
Bentley infor‐
mation any liability with respect to the correctness of information in this document.
13.17 12 Years
12 Years | 120,000
miles | 192,000 kilo‐
metres
VIN : SCB
Date :


mation
Year vehicles
VEHICLE RAISED
onwards vehicles
tion
haust system
tion
65 Checkbythe
permitted unless authorised fuelMotors.
Bentley system for Motors
Bentley leaks,does
damage and position
not guarantee or accept
70 any liability with respect to the correctness of information in
Check the condition of the steering column universalthis document.
joints
onwards vehicles
seal, damage, etc.
Year vehicles
VEHICLE ON GROUND


value °C
essary
windscreen
230
Protected by copyright. CopyingCheck theorcondition
for private commercial of the batteries
235
permitted unless authorised byCheck the condition
Bentley Motors. and does
Bentley Motors the tyre pressure
not guarantee of the spare
or accept
any liability with respect to
wheel the correctness of information in this document.
luggage compartment
245 Lubricate the lower door hinges
coupe)
sunroof functionality. Clean and lubricate the guide rails
mation
tors Limited
mation

13.18 13 Years
3 + 7 + 9 + 11 + 13 +
17 + 19 Years | 30 +
70 + 90 + 110 + 130 +
170 + 190,000 miles |
48 + 112 + 144 + 176
+ 208 + 272 + 304,000
kilometres
VIN : SCB
Date :
mation
Year vehicles
VEHICLE RAISED
tion
haust system
tion
joints
seal,Protected
damage, by copyright.
etc. Copying for private or commercial purposes, in part or in whole, is not
100 Fit the frontany
screening
liability withpanels
Year vehicles
VEHICLE ON
GROUND


value °C
essary
windscreen
wheel
240 Check
Copyright that Motors.
by Bentley there is a full 1 litre container of oil in the
luggage compartment
coupe)
mation
mation
13.19 14 Years
2 + 14 Years | 20 + 140,000 miles | 32 + 224,000 kilometres
VIN : SCB
Date :
mation
Year vehicles
VEHICLE RAISED


tion
haust system
tion
joints
85 Check the coolingProtected
systembyfor leaksCopying for private or commercial purposes, in part or in whole, is not
copyright.
95 Inspect the underside ofany theliability
bodywith
forrespect
corrosion/under‐
to the correctness of information in this document.
seal, damage, etc. Copyright by Bentley Motors.
Year vehicles
VEHICLE ON
GROUND
value °C
essary


windscreen
wheel
luggage compartment
coupe)
mation
tors Limited
mation
13.20 15 Years
5 + 15 Years | 50 +
150,000 miles | 80 +
240,000 kilometres
VIN : SCB
Date :
mation
Year vehicles
VEHICLE RAISED
tion
13. Maintenance
permitted unless authorised by Bentley Motors. Bentley Motors does not guarantee or accept schedules 259

haust system
tion
joints
seal, damage, etc.
VEHICLE ON
GROUND
value °C
185 Replenish
Protected the windscreen
by copyright. washer
Copying for private reservoirpurposes, in part or in whole, is not
or commercial
190 Checkany the power steering system reservoir fluid level
and top-up as necessary Copyright by Bentley Motors.
essary
windscreen
wheel


luggage compartment
coupe)
mation
mation
13.21 16 Years
4 + 8 + 16 Years | 40
+ 80 + 160,000 milesunless
permitted | authorised by Bentley Motors. Bentley Motors does not guarantee or accept
64 + 128 + 256,000any liability with respect to the correctness of information in this document.
kilometres Copyright by Bentley Motors.
VIN : SCB
Date :
mation
Year vehicles
VEHICLE ON RAISED
tion
haust system
tion


joints
seal, damage, etc.
Year vehicles
155 by copyright. Copying Refit
Protected the or
for private road wheels
commercial purposes, in part or in whole, is not
permitted
160 unless authorised by Bentley
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Motors. Bentley Motors and notadjust
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13.26 Active rear aerofoil operation - To check

The active rear aerofoil is located in the forward portion of the boot
lid with the manual controls located in the lower portion of the
centre console.
With the ignition in the 'ON' position, allow the vehicle to perform
its self check function. The active rear aerofoil warning lamp sit‐
uated in the speedometer should illuminate for 3 seconds then
extinguish.
Activate the spoiler by pressing button (1) located in the centre
console — The warning lamp should flash continuously in the
speedometer.
To retract the aerofoil blade, press button (2) in the centre console
— The warning lamp should extinguish.
Note
The retraction process is in four movements, this provides
permitted unless ade‐
quate warning to ensure the closing area is free fromwith
any liability obstruction.
If the system should develop a fault, the warning lamp should
flash continuously in the speedometer.

Refer to Diagnostic system - Guided fault finding/Component re‐

placement.⇒ Rep. Gr. 97
13.27 Affix the vehicle information label

Affix the vehicle information label located in the glovebox to the
space provided in the service handbook.
13.28 Air cleaner element - To remove and fit

General information
Special tools and workshop equipment required
♦ Wing protection covers -WT10055-
Torque tightening values
Unless otherwise shown, standard torque values apply.⇒ Rep.
Gr. 00
WARNING
Before commencing work on and around the engine, ensure

that it has cooled sufficiently, failure to do so may cause injury
to personnel.
Caution
Suitably blank all disconnected electrical connectors, electrical

connections and pipe work to prevent the ingress of dirt and
moisture.
Removal
– Raise the bonnet.
–permitted
Fit theunless
Wing protection covers -WT10055- . ⇒ Rep. Gr. 00
Note
There are two variations of engine covers fitted to the vehicle,

dependant on model.
– Remove the rear/one piece engine cover. ⇒ Rep. Gr. 10

– Remove the screws -arrows- (3 Nm) securing the air cleaner

housing cover, noting the position of each screw for installation
purposes.
Note
♦ The screws securing the air cleaner housing cover differ in

length.
♦ Note the position of each screw for installation purposes.
– Remove the air cleaner element -arrow-.
Installation
Installation is the reverse of removal procedure, noting the fol‐
lowing.
– Thoroughly clean the inside of air cleaner housing unit prior to
installing the air cleaner element.
– Torque tighten the screws.
Caution
Do not overtighten the screws.
13.29 Air suspension - To check

General Information
Note
The image shown is for illustration purposes and the appearance

of car and components may vary dependent on specification.

♦ None

To check
– Check that there is no air leakage from the air spring dampers
at the air line connections arrowed.
Note
Air leakage may not be audible. A possible symptom of air leak‐

age is excessive operation of the air pump located.
– Check that no pressure points (indentations) are formed on

the protective boots of the front and rear air spring dampers.
– If the protective boots are damaged or split the whole damper
assembly may need to be replaced. Refer to "Front air spring
damper - To remove and fit" ⇒ Rep. Gr. 40 and "Rear air
spring damper - To remove and fit" ⇒ Rep. Gr. 42 .
13.30 Batteries - To check

Visual check
It is essential to check the external condition and the terminals of

the batteries visually before any more complicated tests are per‐
formed.
Performing this test establishes:-
— Whether the battery housing is damaged. Electrolyte (acid) can
leak out if the housing is damaged. Battery electrolyte leakage
can cause severe damage to the vehicle, so treat vehicle parts
which have come into contact with battery electrolyte immediately
with acid neutraliser or soapy water.
— Whether the battery terminals (battery wiring/cable connec‐
tions) are damaged. The necessary contactProtected
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cannot be guaranteed if the terminals are damaged. When fitting
clamps to the terminals, always torque tighten the clamps to the Copyright by Bentley Motors.
torque specified. ⇒ page 1
If the clamps are not correctly seated and tightened, the cable or
wiring could spark or burn, which in turn could lead to malfunc‐
tions in the electrical system. In this case the correct function of
the vehicle systems could be considerably impaired.
Batteries with condition indicator and without cell plugs

You can identify these batteries by the condition indicator (1) and
a cover (2).
Caution
The cover (2) is only used for filling during production. The
cover must not be removed under any circumstances, or the
battery will be damaged. The battery will be rendered unusa‐
ble.
The vehicle incorporates maintenance free batteries. The elec‐

trolyte level of the battery can be checked via the condition
indicator (1).
Checking battery via condition indicator
The battery condition indicator provides information concerning

the electrolyte level in the battery.
Note
♦ Because the condition indicator is located in only one cell, the

display applies only to this cell. An exact determination of the
condition of the battery is only possible through a battery load
test.⇒ Rep. Gr. 27
♦ Before a visual check is performed, tap the condition indicator
lightly and carefully with the handle of a screwdriver.
Note
♦ Especially when a battery is being charged, including during

normal vehicle operation, air bubbles may form below the con‐
dition indicator. These falsify the colour displayed by the con‐
dition indicator.
♦ The air bubbles, which can influence the indicator, will dissi‐
pate.
♦ Reading the coloured display of the condition indicator will
therefore be more accurate.
The condition indicator can be located
permitted at various
unless positions
authorised onMotors.
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battery. any liability with respect to the correctness of information in this document.
Two different colour displays are possible:-
1- Black — The electrolyte level in the battery is sufficient and the
battery can be charged.
2- Colourless or yellow — The electrolyte level in the battery is
too low, replace the battery.

Note
On earlier batteries fitted before mid 2009, a third colour indicator

(Green) was used to indicate sufficient battery charge. This is too
inaccurate and should not be used as a reliable indication. An
exact determination of the condition of the battery is only possible
through a battery load test.⇒ Rep. Gr. 27
13.31 Body underseal and body paintwork

Inspect the underside of the body for corrosion/underseal, dam‐
age etc.
Note
Refer also to the 'Body structure repair & paint manual CD — WT

04000'.
Check the condition of the underbody for any loose or missing

underseal and corrosion. Inspect areas around sealing plugs and

grommets. Loose underseal must be removed and the exposed

body must be checked for corrosion. Any defects found from the
inspection should be reported to the owner prior to any work being
carried out. All corroded areas must then be cleaned to a bright
metal finish. Ensure the panel is thoroughly dry. Apply a coat of
etch primer [Part No. 9502907 & 9502908] to the bare metal. Al‐
low approximately 30 minutes for the primer to dry. Apply a zinc
rich primer in and around repair area. Allow approximately 30 mi‐
nutes for the primer to dry. Mask off the surrounding area to
prevent underseal overspray. Using a body spray gun, apply three
coats of underseal, ensuring corners and crevices are adequately
covered.
Inspect the bodywork for corrosion, stone chips, damage or con‐
tamination
Place the car in a well lit area and visually inspect the upper
bodywork all over, paying special attention to the front of the car
as this is the area most likely to sustain damage.
2 Door
2 Door convertible

4 Door

13.32 Bodyshell drains - To check

Doors
There are six drain points on each front door
– Place the car on a ramp.⇒ Maintenance ; Booklet 404

The drain points are located in the bottom of each door behind
the margin seal -1-.
– With a small plastic or wooden probe, carefully clear each
drain point of any debris.
Boot
There are two drain points in the bottom of the boot lid at the outer
edges.
– Turn on the ignition and deploy the aerofoil blade.
– Pour a small amount of water into the blade recess and ensure
drainage is free on both tubes.
– If drainage is not free, clear with a flexible tool from the lower
end.
Fuel filler bowl drain tube

A drain tube is fitted to the fuel filler bowl and exits behind the RH
rear wheel.
– Open the fuel filler flap.
– Confirm that the drain tube is clear by pouring a small amount
of water into the bowl recess and checking for drainage from
the tube.
– If drainage is not free, it is reccomended that any obstructions
be cleared from the 'drain' end of the tube.
Place the car on a ramp.⇒ Maintenance ; Booklet 404
– Use compressed air and apply to the open end of the drain
tube to clear.
– Lower the vehicle to floor level.
– Open the fuel filler flap and clean any 'blown' debris from the
bowl area and inner fuel flap.
– If drainage is still not free, fit a new drain tube.
13.33 Bonnet latch lubrication

Note
♦ Only the bonnet latches require lubrication.

♦ Lubrication of the door latches and the luggage compartment
latch is not required.
♦ The latches are located through the apertures of the end plate
(1).
Open and raise the bonnet.

Apply special grease [Part No. N05277800] to the moving parts
of the latches.

Apply special grease [Part No. N05277800] to the secondary re‐

lease catch.

13.34 Brake fluid - To check
The brake system reservoir is situated in the left or right-hand

plenum area of the engine compartment dependent on hand of
drive.
Check the fluid level within the reservoir is up to the maximum
mark shown on the side of the reservoir.
If the fluid is below the maximum mark, refer to Brake system -
General information.⇒ Rep. Gr. 47
13.35 Brake hoses front - To remove and fit
Note
♦ To prevent extensive brake fluid loss, remove and fit brake

hoses one at a time.
♦ Always cap the ends of open pipes to prevent dirt ingress and
fluid loss.

Drive the car onto a ramp and apply the electro-mechanical park‐
ing brake (EPB). refer to Procedure for supporting a vehicle on a
ramp.⇒ Maintenance ; Booklet 404
Remove the front road wheels.⇒ Rep. Gr. 44
Installation:
Bleed the brakes.⇒ Rep. Gr. 47
Disconnect the brake pipe at the brake caliper mounted retaining

bracket. Cap the ends of the pipes to prevent fluid loss and dirt
ingress.
Remove the retaining clip and release the brake hose from its
mounting bracket.
Installation:
Torque tighten the brake pipe at the caliper. ⇒ page 9

Disconnect the brake pipe at the inner wing mounting bracket.

Cap the ends of the pipes to prevent fluid loss and dirt ingress.
Remove the retaining clip and release the brake hose from its
mounting bracket.
Installation:
Note
Fitting is the reversal of the removal procedure noting that the

transportation caps fitted to replacement brake hoses must not
be removed until pipe connections are made.
13.36 Brake hoses rear - To remove and fit

Hose - Rear upright mounting bracket to brake caliper

Note

fluid loss.
Remove the rear road wheels.⇒ Rep. Gr. 44
Installation:
Disconnect the brake hose at the lower suspension link. cap the
ends of the pipes to prevent fluid loss and dirt ingress.
Release the brake hose from its mounting bracket.

Installation:
WARNING
When positioning the location lug (A) on the lower suspension

link, ensure that there are no twists or kinks in the hose and
that the hose does not come within 15 mm (0.590 in) of other
components (except the EPB motor housing). The hose should
be fitted at normal ride height. If this is not possible, check the
clearances and routing at normal ride height.
Torque tighten the brake pipe at the mounting bracket.

⇒ page 12
Disconnect the brake pipe at the rear brake caliper. Plug the open
port to prevent fluid loss and dirt ingress.

Installation:
Note


Hose - Rear sub-frame to lower wishbone
Note

fluid loss.
Installation:

Disconnect the brake hose at the lower wishbone mounting brack‐

et. Cap the ends of the pipes to prevent fluid loss and dirt ingress.
Installation:
⇒ page 12

Disconnect the brake pipe at the rear sub-frame
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Installation:
Note

WARNING
Ensure that no kinks or twist are present in the installed hose.

Hose - Left-hand wheel arch mounting bracket to rear sub-frame

Note

fluid loss.
Installation:
Disconnect the brake hose at the left-hand wheel arch mounting
bracket. Cap the ends of the pipes to prevent fluid loss dirt in‐
gress.

Installation:
⇒ page 12
Disconnect the brake pipe at the rear sub-frame mounting brack‐

et. Cap the ends of the pipes to prevent fluid loss and dirt ingress.
Installation:
Note

WARNING
Ensure that no kinks or twist are present in the installed hose

(s).

13.37 Carbon canister - To remove and fit

General information
The evaporative emission canister is located on the underside of
the luggage compartment floor.
WARNING
Prior to starting any work on the fuel system, observe the fol‐
lowing;
♦ Fuel system - Safety precautions.⇒ Rep. Gr. 20
♦ Fuel system - Rules for cleanliness.⇒ Rep. Gr. 20
♦ Special instructions for fuel system quick connectors.⇒
Rep. Gr. 20
WARNING
Fuel ishighly flammable and extreme Copyrightcare must Motors.
by Bentley be exercised
whenever the system is opened (i.e. pipes or unions discon‐
nected, fuel cap removed) or when the fuel system is drained.
The following basic rules should apply:
♦ Always ensure adequate ventilation.
♦ Disconnect the batteries.
♦ Ensure that adequate fire fighting equipment is available
in the vicinity of the vehicle.
Wear eye protection and protective gloves to avoid injuries and
skin contact.
Caution
As any pipes or hoses are disconnected, ALWAYS bung and

seal the ends to stop any debris entering.

Note
♦ The following procedures regarding fitting and servicing of

"quick connects" must be observed:-
♦ Disconnecting:- Using a cloth or soft brush, wipe the external
surface of the connector and male tube to remove loose dirt
and road salt. Twist the connector about the tube or flush the
joint with a mild penetrating oil such as WD40 or CRC spray
to remove any stubborn contaminants. Using an airline, blow
out any accumulated dirt and road salt from the retainer area
of the connector. Squeeze the side of the connector and si‐
multaneously pull the hose from the pipe fitting. Do not allow
dirt or any foreign matter to contaminate the lines or allow the
lines to drag on the floor.
♦ Connecting:- Using a clean cloth, wipe the tube end. Check
the O-rings in the hose and the sealing surfaces on the pipe
for damage. Apply a coating of clean engine oil over the entire
male tube end surface, up to the bead. Push the "quick con‐
nector" fitting over the tube until the retainer seats, with an
audible click. To ensure that a secure connection has been
made and has locked in position, pull back on the "quick con‐
nector". Protected by copyright. Copying for private or commercial purposes, in part or in whole, is not
Note
Dispose of any collected oils, fuel or fluids in accordance with

local environmental regulations.⇒ Rep. Gr. 00

♦ None
Gr. 00
Removal
– Position the vehicle on a ramp.⇒ Maintenance ; Booklet 404
– Disconnect the batteries.⇒ Rep. Gr. 27
– Remove the rear diffuser.⇒ Rep. Gr. 66

– On the underside of the luggage compartment, prepare the

"quick connect" connections -1- to the evaporative emission
canister.⇒ Rep. Gr. 20
– Disconnect the "quick connects" pipes -1-.
– Remove the three fixings -arrows- securing the evaporative
emission canister in position.
– Lower the evaporative emission canister and remove from the
vehicle.
Installation
Installation is the reverse of removal procedure noting the follow‐
ing.
– Check the condition of the O-rings on the "quick connect" ho‐
ses and the condition of the sealing surfaces on all tube ends.
– Apply a thin coating of clean engine oil over the entire male
tube end surfaces, up to the bead.
– Push the "quick connect" fittings over the tubes until the re‐
tainer seats, with an audible click.
WARNING
♦ To ensure that a secure connection has been made and
has locked in position, pull back on the quick connector.
♦ Do NOT rely on the audible click alone to confirm a secure
connection.
Note

joint with a mild penetrating oil such as WD40 or CRC spray
nector" fitting over the tube until the retainer seats, with an
audible click. To ensure that a secure connection has been
made and has locked in position, pull back on the "quick con‐
nector".
– Torque tighten all fixings.⇒ Rep. Gr. 00

13.38 Carry out a full functional check and

road test the car for satisfactory per‐
formance and condition
General Information
♦ None
Exterior mirrors
The exterior mirrors are electrically heated/controlled and can be
linked to the drivers seat position memory.
They should be adjusted in conjunction with the seat position
memory.
– 1.Turn the ignition key to the first clockwise position.
– 2.With the switch in the -L- position, operate the switch and
ensure the left-hand mirror adjusts.
– 3.Repeat with the switch in the -R- position and ensure the
right-hand mirror adjusts.
– 4.With the switch in the appropriate passenger side position,
select reverse gear and ensure that the passenger side mirror
dips to enhance vision around the kerb area. Return the gear‐
shiftProtected
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– 5.Turn the switch to the rearmost position
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rors fold in towards the doors.
– 6.Return the mirrors to their outward position.
– 7.Turn the switch to the foremost position and ensure the mir‐
ror glass warms as the heating elements begin to work.
– 8.Switch off the ignition.
Interior rear view mirror
The interior rear view mirror is electrochromic which incorporates
an automatic anti-dazzle dimming facility to prevent headlamp
glare.
A forward-facing sensor recognises low ambient light levels and
signals the mirror to begin looking for glare. A rearward-facing
sensor then detects glare from the vehicles travelling behind you,
sending voltage to the mirror's electrochromic gel in proportion to
the amount of glare detected.
The mirror dims in proportion to the glare and then clears when
the glare is no longer detected. The interior mirror's sensors and
electronics control the dimming of both interior and exterior mir‐
rors. With the anti-dazzle dimming facility activated (an LED will
confirm this), the glare of headlamps will appear darker in the
mirror glass.
Note
Before the following procedures, ensure that the interior lights are
turned off.
– 1.Turn the ignition key to the first clockwise position.

– 2.With the switch at the base of the mirror housing, select the
anti-dazzle dimming facility activated (a green LED will confirm
this).

– 3.Shine a bright light into the photocell and ensure that the
image darkens.
– 4.With a bright light still applied to the photocell, apply the
footbrake, select reverse gear and ensure that the image does
not darken.
– 5.Return the automatic transmission range switch to the -P-
position and ensure the image once again darkens.
– 7.Turn the hazard switch on and ensure the side repeaters are
working in the mirror housings.
– 8.Open each door and ensure the 'puddle' lamps illuminate.
Electrically operated windows
It is necessary for the ignition to be switched on before the win‐
dows can be operated.
Note permitted unless authorised by Bentley Motors. Bentley Motors does not guarantee or accept
The windows are still operational for 10 minutes after the ignition
is switched off.
Window operation is controlled by self-centralizing switches.

The driver's door has multiple switch controls enabling the driver
to operate all the car windows. A single switch control is mounted
on each passenger's door.
– To lower a window, press the top of the switch.
– To raise a window, press the underside of the switch.
Normally, movement of the window will cease immediately the
switch is released.
This means that it is necessary to hold the switch in its operating
position in order to fully open or fully close a window. However,
when the engine is running, the function of the driver's window
switch is changed as follows.
When the driver's window switch is pressed for less than 0.4 sec‐
onds, the driver's window will operate as described previously.
When the switch is pressed for longer than 0.4 seconds, the driv‐
er's window operation will assume an automatic mode.
The switch can then be released and window movement will con‐
tinue automatically until the window has reached the full extent of
its travel.
When operating in its automatic mode, window movement can be
stopped by tapping the switch in the reverse direction to the win‐
dow travel.
The windows will remain inoperative until the ignition is switched
on again.
Rear windows isolation switch
A driver controlled rear window isolation switch is fitted on the
driver window lift switch.
Depressing this switch with the ignition switched on, isolates the
window control switch on each rear door, allowing the operation
of the rear windows to be carried out by the switches on the driv‐
er's door only.

Front seat controls

Front seat adjustment is electrically operated by the switches lo‐
cated on the outboard valance of the front seats. Dependent on
specification and vehicle type, adjustments include; fore and aft
movement, height, seat inclination, cushion extension, back rest
inclination, back massage, lumbar support, seat belt height and
headrest height.
Note
The back massage function is only available when the ignition is

switched On.
The driver's seat position memory is linked to the electrically op‐

erated door mirrors.
This enables the mirrors to be set to match a driver's personal
seat position and recalled together with the set seat position when
required.
– To recall the stored position, ensure that the gear range se‐
lector lever is in the -P- position and that the ignition switch is
in the first clockwise position.
– Press and hold down the personal allocation memory switch
until the seat has reached its programmed position.
Seat movement can be stopped at any time by releasing the
switch.
Adjustments that are made to a seat position or to the door mirrors
using the control switches independently, will not affect the mem‐
ory.
When activating the driver's seat memory, it will be necessary to
continue to depress the switch after the seat movement has been
completed.
This is to allow the door mirrors to adjust to their relative positions.
Front seat heating and ventilation
The heating of the front seat cushions and seat squabs can be
controlled by the two switches situated on the console between
the seats. Each switch controls the heating to its adjacent seat.
According to vehicle specification, there is additional ventilation
functionality incorporated in the seat heater switches.
Note
Seat heating and ventilation is only available when the ignition is

switched On.
Rear seat heating and ventilation - 4 door cars

For cars manufactured prior to 2014 Model Year, heating of the
rear seat cushions and seat squabs can be controlled by the two
switches situated on the rear console between the seats (4 seater
vehicles), or the rear doors armrests (5 seater vehicles). Each
switch controls the heating to its adjacent seat.
According to vehicle specification, there is additional ventilation
functionality incorporated in the seat heater switches.
From 2014 Model Year cars onwards, the heating and ventilation
functions are controlled via the Touch Screen Remote.
Note
Seat heating and ventilation is only available when the ignition is

switched On
Check all spare fuses

– Examine the spare fuses situated on the fuseboards and re‐
place any that have "blown" or been removed.
– For spare fuse locations refer to the fuseboard identification
plate situated on the inside of the lower facia stowage com‐
partment door.
– Always fit fuses of the correct ampere rating as quoted on the
identification plate.
Check the operation of the air bag warning circuit (if fitted)
When the ignition is first switched on, the electronic components
in the air bag system are monitored and the system undergoes
an automatic self-checking routine.
Should a fault be detected in the system the AIR BAG warning
will appear on the sequential display panel approximately four
seconds after the engine is started.
The system is continually monitored when the engine is running
and any malfunction will cause the AIR BAG warning to be dis‐
played.
Road test the car for satisfactory performance and condition
– Road test the car for satisfactory performance. On completion
of the respective service schedule operation, carefully road
test the car for satisfactory performance.
– If new brake pads have been fitted, the running-in and bedding
procedures should be carried out. When the road test has
been completed, inspect the car fully for any leaks, fouls, etc.,
and rectify as necessary.
– Ensure that all controls, door handles, steering wheel, etc., are
clean and that any dirt which may be attributed to the service
schedule is completely removed.
Caution
When stopping after a sustained period of high speed driving,

it is advisable to let the engine idle for a few seconds before
switching it off. This will allow the turbochargers to cool. Normal
parking manoeuvres will usually provide this time period.
13.39 Central locking /Anti-theft alarm system - To check
Remote central door locking system - To check

Locking the car using the remote key
Note
Note only the master remote key will open the luggage compart‐
ment.
The remote central door locking system can be operated from the
remote control key.
Press the lock button on the master remote key :-
— Check the boot and doors lock.
Press the lock button on the limited access remote key :-
— Check the doors lock.
Unlocking the car using the remote key
When the car is locked, press the unlock button on the master
remote key :-
— Check all doors and boot unlock.
Press the lock button on the limited access remote key :-
— Check the doors unlock, and the boot remains locked.
Press the boot unlock button on the master remote key :-
— Check the boot unlocks, the doors remain locked.
Integrated key battery
For integrated key battery replacement — Refer to “Integrated key

battery — To renew”. ⇒ Rep. Gr. 57
Mechanical central door locking system - To check
The centralised door locking system can also be operated from

the door locks.
Locking the car using the key blade
Insert the key into the driver's door lock:-
— Check the doors lock permitted
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Unlocking the car using the key blade

— Check the doors unlock by turning the master key towards the
rear of the car, and return to a central position.
Note
To remove a key from a lock it must be in a vertical position.
Door locking switches - To check

Interior central door locking switches

The interior central door locking switches are fitted inside both
interior door handles.
— Check all doors and the luggage compartment lock, by press‐
ing the top portion of the switch.
— Check when the doors are locked they can be only be opened
by operating the interior door handle once (North American mar‐
ket), or operating interior handle twice (All other market regions).
— Check when the doors are locked they cannot be opened by
operating the exterior door handle.
— Check all doors unlock by pressing the bottom portion of the
switch.
Note
The alarm system cannot be armed by the operation of these

switches.
KESSY system - To check
Keyless Entry (doors)

The full Kessy system allows access to locked doors via Keyless
Entry provided a valid remote key is present.
— Check that when the car is locked, both doors will unlock if the
button on the exterior door handle is touched.
Keyless Entry (luggage compartment)
The full Kessy system allows access to a locked boot via Keyless
Entry provided a valid remote master key is present.
— Check that when the boot is locked, the boot will open if the
Bentley boot badge switch is pressed.
Keyless Exit (doors)
The full Kessy system allows the vehicle to be locked via a Key‐
less Exit function, provided a valid remote key is present.
— To check that Keyless exit is functioning correctly, follow check
list:-
1. Exit the vehicle.
2. Ensure all doors andProtected
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3. Press the exterior door handle lock button
any liability once.
4. Check the boot and both doors are locked (without key
present).
Note
— Check that if the exterior door handle lock button is pressed

twice, the anti-theft alarm is still activated.

Keyless Start/Stop
The full Kessy system allows the vehicle to be started or stopped
via a Keyless start/stop function, provided a valid remote key is
present, the footbrake is applied, and the gear selector is in Park,
or Neutral.
Check the following occurs:-
First stage checks
Press the Start/Stop button lightly once — Steering column un‐
locks.
Press the Start/Stop button lightly a second time — Ignition
switches on.
Press the Start/Stop button lightly a third time — Ignition switches
off.
Press and hold the Start/Stop button for at least 1 second —
Steering lock engages.
Second stage checks
Press the Start/Stop button firmly once — Steering column un‐
locks, ignition switches on, Engine starts.
Press the Start/Stop button firmly again — Ignition switches off,
Engine stops.
13.40 Check the brake system

General Information
♦ None
Check the brake calipers and dust seals for leaks
– The condition of the brake caliper dust seals -arrowed- should
be checked when the brake pads are removed.
– Inspect the seals for signs of damage, heat hardening, or gen‐
eral deterioration and renew if necessary. Refer to "Brake
caliper seals - To replace". ⇒ Rep. Gr. 47

Check the condition of the brake discs

– Inspect the brake discs for wear and irregularities and replace
if necessary. Refer to "Front brake discs - To remove and fit"
and "Rear brake disc - To remove and fit". ⇒ Rep. Gr. 46
Note
♦ If the brake disc thickness falls below the minimum recom‐

mended thickness, the brake discs must be replaced. Refer to
"Brake disc specification" below.
♦ All cast iron brake discs must be exchanged in pairs (i.e. ac‐
cording to axle). Refer to "Front brake discs - To remove and
fit" and "Rear brake disc - To remove and fit".⇒ Rep. Gr. 46
Brake disc specification

Brake position Nominal diame‐ Nominal thick‐ Minimum
ter ness thickness
Front disc 405 mm (15.94 36 mm (1.417 34 mm (1.338
(Cast iron) in) in) in)
Front disc 420 mm (16.53 40 mm (1.574) 39.5 mm
(CSiC ceram‐ in) (1.555 in)
ic)
Rear disc 335 mm 22 mm (0.866 20 mm (0.787
(Cast iron) (13.119 in) in) in)
Rear disc 356 mm (14.02 28 mm (1.102 27.5 mm
(CSiC ceram‐ in) in) (1.083 in)
ic)
13.41 Check the braking system for leaks,

damage and position
General Information
♦ None
To check
– Examine the metal braking system pipes for damage and cor‐
rosion, particularly those in exposed positions.
– Examine the rubber hoses for leaks, abrasions, porosity and
brittleness.
– Ensure that brake hoses are not twisted.
– Ensure that the brake hoses do not touch any vehicle compo‐
nents when the steering is at full lock.
– Faulty pipes and hoses must be renewed. Refer to "Braking
system pipework - To remove
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or commercial To in part or in whole, is not
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To remove and fit".
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Motors
Rep. Gr. 47 any liability with respect to the correctness of information in this document.
13.42 Check the condition and operation of all
lamp, switches and horns
Check operation of all interior and exterior lamps
– Check the operation of all interior and exterior lamps.
– If any lamps are not operational check the electrical integrity
and then, if required, replace the bulb.

Check operation of all interior switches

– Check the operation of all interior switches.
– If any switches are not operational or sticking check the elec‐
trical integrity and then, if required, replace the switch.
Check horn operation
– Examine the electrical connections to the horns to ensure they
are in good condition.
– Ensure the horns are clean and the trumpet is free from any
foreign matter.
– Switch on the ignition, press the horn button several times to
ensure the button is making a good contact and that the horns
are functioning correctly each time the button is pressed.
13.43 Check the condition and tread depth of the tyres

Check the condition and the tread depth of the tyres
Raise the wheel(s) off the ground and support the car on blocks.
Prise out any hardened dirt and embedded stones from the tread.
Clean off any obvious oil or grease contamination.
Inspect the sidewall markings for correct specification. Refer to
Recommended tyres.⇒ Rep. Gr. 44
DANGER!
Tyres of the correct specification must be fitted.
Inspect the tyres all over for cuts, bulges, uneven tread wear,
embedded objects etc.
Spin the wheel and check the wheel rim for dents and run out and
that the tyre runs true.Protected
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is secure and that the dustcap is fitted.
Measure the tyre tread depth. This should as a minimum comply
with the legal requirements of the country where the car is being
used and should never be below the level of the tread wear indi‐
cators.
Examination of wheels
Remove any dirt, oil and grease from hub and rim bearing surfa‐
ces. Clean the rear of the wheel with a suitable cleaning solution.
Inspect the wheel for corrosion and chipped paint and rectify as
necessary.
Examine the centre locating hole on the wheel and the register
on the hub and make sure that they are not scored or burred.
Check the wheel rim for dents and run-out. The wheel should not
run out by more than 0.5 mm (0.020 in) measured at the rim.

Inspect the wheel setscrew threads and tapers for wear, replace
if necessary. Clean the threaded holes in the hub.
Check the condition of the valve and examine the tyres for wear
and general condition.
Installation:
Where unidirectional tyres are used this is indicated by arrows on
the tyre side wall. The wheels must be fitted with the arrows on
the tyres pointing in the forward running direction. If for any reason
a tyre has to be fitted with the arrows the wrong way around it is
permissible to use the car at speeds of no more than 80 km/h (50
mph) until the tyre can be changed.
If the wheel is being replaced by the temporary spare wheel it is
permissible to use the car at speeds of no more than 80 km/h (50
mph) until the wheel can be changed.
Fit the wheel setscrews and tighten alternately. Torque tighten.
⇒ page 15
Once the wheel is fitted check the inside rim to ensure that the
stick on balance weights are not fouling the brake caliper.
Check the tyre pressures including the spare and adjust as necessary
Using a suitable pressure gauge check the pressure of the tyres.

⇒ page 17
Open the access panel in the boot floor and check and adjust the
pressure in the spare wheel.
Tyre mobility system
If the car has an integral tyre mobility system, no temporary use

spare wheel will be fitted.
The tyre mobility system is located in a well below the floor of the
boot compartment.
The system consists of two components.
1. A container of sealing compound with a speed limit label.
2. A compressor comprising:
a. Electric cable and connection socket.
b. Connecting hose with built in pressure gauge.
c. Manufacturer's instructions.
Note
The sealant container has a 'best before' date. If the date has
expired or the container has been used, a replacement should be
obtained and fitted immediately.
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Maintenance schedules
13.44 Check the condition of pipes and hoses

engine to body
General Information
♦ None
To check
– Examine the metal pipes for damage and corrosion, particu‐
larly those in exposed positions.
– Examine the rubber hoses for chafing, surface cracking, leaks,
abrasions, porosity and brittleness.
– Faulty pipes and hoses should be renewed.
– When renewing a hose, always ensure that it does not foul
other components and that it is not kinked so as to cause
complete or partial restriction.
– Refer to "Hose and hose clip alignment (General Information)".
⇒ Rep. Gr. 00
13.45 Check the condition of the engine, gear‐

box, suspension mounts for leaks and
damage
General Information
Note
The image shown is for illustration purposes only. The appear‐

ance of the car and components may vary dependent on specifi‐
cation.

♦ None
To check
– Check all mounts, including subframe, suspension lever and
anti-roll bar bushes.
– Visually check the condition of the rubber mounts for signs of
oil contamination, cracks and general deterioration.
– Check mounts for distortion and foul conditions. Under normal
load conditions, all rubber mounts and bushes should not be
twisted or pulled off their centre line.
Note
♦ The
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must not
be broken or show signs of deterioration.
♦ Replace any rubber mounts or bushes should damage, wear
or deterioration be apparent.

13.46 Check the condition of the track rod and

front axle ball joints
General Information
♦ None
To check
– Examine the rubber seals on the track rod end, upright as‐
sembly upper ball joints.
– Raise the front wheels off the ground and support on blocks.
Check all the ball joints for wear and damage.
– Use a suitable lever to try to move the upright ball joints relative
to the suspension links, and the track rod end ball joint relative
to the track rod arm on the upright.
– Check the link joint boots -1-, -2- and the track rod joint boots
-3- are seated correctly and not damaged.
WARNING
Do not lever between the upright and the rubber boot of the
track rod ball joint -3-.
– Examine the rubber seals -arrowed- on the upright assembly

lower ball joints.
– Raise the front wheels off the ground and support on blocks.
Check the ball joints for wear and damage.
– Use a suitable lever to try to move the upright ball joints relative
to the suspension links, and the track rod end ball joint relative
to the track rod arm on the upright.
– If any of the ball joints are worn or the rubber seals damaged
or in poor condition new ball joints should be fitted. The rubber
seals cannot be changed on their own.
13.47 Check the condition of the tyre pressure

sensor batteries
Connect the vehicle diagnostic equipment (VAS 5052).
Select the “Guided functions” display then:
Select Vehicle Bentley > Continental GT > 2004 (4) > Coupe >
Twin-turbocharged W12, 560PS.
Press “right arrow (next screen)”.
Press “Tyre pressure monitoring (TPM)”.
Select Monitor Inputs.
Select and check each TPM battery in turn.

Note
♦ The display on the screen will show the actual tyre pressure
in bar and the remaining service life of the battery in months.
♦ Should the service life read less than 12 months, the sensor
must be replaced. Refer to Tyre pressure transmitter - To re‐
move and fit.⇒ Rep. Gr. 44
The remaining sensors can be checked using the same proce‐

dure.
13.48 Check the condition, position and

mounting of the exhaust system
General information
♦ None
Gr. 00
WARNING
Before commencing work on and around the exhaust, ensure

to personnel.
Inspect the exhaust for damage, loose connections and position.

Refer to "Exhaust pre-load - To set".⇒ Rep. Gr. 26
– Check the exhaust mounts for serviceability.
If any mounts are found to be damaged or split, by
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replaced.⇒ Rep. Gr. 26 permitted unless authorised by Bentley Motors. Bentley Motors does not guarantee or accept

13.49 Check the contents of the tool kit

Access to the tool kit is via the luggage compartment beneath the
lower panel.
Lift the panel and ensure the contents of the tool kit match the
following list:-
With spareunless
permitted wheelauthorised by Bentley Motors. Bentley Motors does not guarantee or accept
any liability
♦ 2. Spanner (10with respect to the correctness of information in this document.
x 13mm)
♦ 3. Towing eye
♦ 4. Screwdriver (2–piece)
♦ 7. Jack
♦ 8. Wheelbolt wrench
♦ 9. Alignment tool
♦ 10. Centre cap puller
♦ 12. Allen key (M4)
♦ 13. Torx key (T15)

Without spare wheel

♦ 2. Spanner (10 x 13mm)
♦ 3. Towing eye
♦ 4. Screwdriver (2–piece)
♦ 10. Centre cap puller
♦ 12. Allen key (M4)
♦ 13. Torx key (T15)
♦ 15. Compressor
♦ 16. Tyre inflator fluid
13.50 Check the learning process of the tyre pressure monitoring (TPM)
Operation
The tyre pressure monitoring (TPM) system continually monitors

the tyre pressure and provides warnings when the system detects
a low tyre pressure condition.
Tyre pressure tolerances are defined in the control module soft‐
ware.
The system learning process relies on the tyre pressures having
being set accurately, see Tyre pressures. ⇒ page 17
Using the infotainment display screen access the TPM, 'new
pressures' then 'confirm'.
Learning commences when the vehicle is first driven above 5 km/
h (3 mph) and typically takes 10 to 15 minutes. During this time
hour glass symbols will be displayed.
Note
♦ During learning, the TPM yellow symbol appears with the

strike out to show that the system is not available.
♦ The control module may extend the learning period under cer‐
tain conditions up to a maximum of 30 minutes.
If learning is unsuccessful, the TPM tell-tale will appear with the

strike out will stay to indicate that the system is not available.
When learning is successful, the hour glass symbols will disap‐
pear and
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not guarantee or accept
13.51 Check the learning process of the tyre pressure monitoring (TPM)
Operation

The tyre pressure monitoring (TPM) system continually monitors

the tyre pressure and provides warnings when the system detects
a low tyre pressure condition.
Tyre pressure tolerances are defined in the control module soft‐
ware.
The system learning process relies on the tyre pressures having
being set accurately, see Tyre pressures. ⇒ page 17
Using the infotainment display screen access the TPM, 'new
pressures' then 'confirm'.
Learning commences when the vehicle is first driven above 5 km/
h (3 mph) and typically takes 30 seconds. During this time hour
glass symbols will be displayed.
Note
♦ During learning, the TPM yellow symbol appears with the

strike out to show that the system is learning.
♦ The control module may extend the learning period under cer‐
tain conditions up to a maximum of 10 minutes.
If learning is unsuccessful, the TPM tell-tale will appear with the

strike out will stay to indicate that the system is not available.
When learning is successful, the hour glass symbols will disap‐
pear and will be replaced by the learnt tyre pressures for each
axle.
Note
If the tyre pressures are not set correctly, the warning tell tale will
be lit and the yellow warning will be illuminated on the infotain‐
ment screen.
13.52 Check the steering column operation
General Information Copyright by Bentley Motors.

♦ None

Steering column entry/exit function

– The steering column can be manually adjusted in/out and up/
down using the toggle switch -1-.
– To activate the tilt column entry/exit function press the button
-2- in to switch the function on. Press the button again (the
button is released) to switch off.
– When the ignition is switched off, the steering column should
raise to the uppermost position and away from the drivers seat.
When the ignition is switched on, the steering column will re‐
turn to the position it was in prior to the ignition being switched
off.
– If a memory position is selected while the ignition is switched
off and the column entry/exit feature is on then, when the ig‐
nition is switched on, the column will move to the requested
memory position.
Note
If the steering column is adjusted while the ignition is switched off,

the memory position will not be recalled during easy entry/exit,
unless the memory button located on the drivers seat is pressed
again
13.53 Checking the thickness of brake pads

with wheels fitted
General Information
♦ None
Front disc brake pads
The front wheel brake pad thickness can be checked with the
wheels fitted.
– Rotate the wheel to find the optimum observation point then,
using a torch and inspection mirror, examine the pad thick‐
ness.
– If the pads appear to be worn close to within 2 mm (0.079 in)
of the backing plate, remove the wheels and investigate fur‐
ther. Refer to "Checking the thickness of brake pads with
wheels removed". ⇒ Rep. Gr. 46

Rear disc brake pads

The rear wheel brake pad thickness can be checked with the
wheels fitted.
– Rotate the wheel to find the optimum observation point then,
using a torch and inspection mirror, examine the pad thick‐
ness.
– If the pads appear to be worn close to within 2 mm (0.079 in)
of the backing plate, remove the wheels and investigate fur‐
ther. Refer to "Checking the thickness of brake pads with
wheels removed". ⇒ Rep. Gr. 46
13.54 Engine cooling system - To check

General information
Check the condition of the coolant hoses
– Check all coolant hoses for signs of deterioration, cracking,
weak spots, etc. Any faulty hoses should be replaced. When
renewing a hose, always ensure that it does not foul other
components and that it is not kinked so as to cause complete
or partial restriction of the coolant flow.
To check
– Refer to "Hose and hose clip alignment".⇒ Rep. Gr. 00
WARNING
Danger of scalding! Only open the cap on the primary expan‐

sion tank when the engine has cooled down.
Check the coolant level and top-up as necessary.

– Check the cooling system for leaks and rectify as necessary.
– Remove the primary expansion tank cap.
Caution
Do not add coolant to the secondary expansion tank.
When the engine is at normal operating temperature, the coolant

level must be up to the MAX mark.
When the engine is cold, the coolant level must be between the
MIN and MAX marks.
Frost protection
The cooling system should contain a 50% mixture of approved
coolant/anti-freeze and water. This mixture not only provides frost
protection down to a temperature of -37°C (-35°F), but it also pre‐
vents corrosion of the cooling passages.
Because of its high boiling point, the coolant improves engine re‐
liability under heavy loads, particularly in countries with tropical
climates.
The coolant concentration must not be reduced by adding water.
If any work is carried out on the engine cooling system, do not
use old coolant.
A refractometer is recommended for determining the current anti-
freeze concentration/density.
13.55 Driver Instrument Panel (DIP) - Warning

lamp symbols
Check that the warning lamps illuminate when the ignition is
switched on. Refer to the Owner Handbook for warning lamp op‐
eration.
If a fault is found, connect the diagnostic computer [VAS 5052]
and follow the Guided fault finding/Component replacement pro‐
cedures.⇒ Rep. Gr. 97
Tachometer
1. Emission control
2. Air bags and belt pre-tensioners
3. Safety belt
4. Electronic stabilisation programme (ESP) - Symbol change at
VIN 50541
5. Anti-lock braking system (ABS)
6. Turn signal
7. Engine management
8. Electronic Protected
park brake
17. Anti-lock brakinganysystem (ABS) - North America from VIN
50541, replaces symbol 5 Copyright by Bentley Motors.
20. Electronic park brake - North America from VIN 50541, re‐
places symbol 8
Speedometer
9. Active rear aerofoil - Continental GT
10. Alternator

11. Brake system

12. Auxiliary heating (park heater)
13. Side/position - Daytime running lamps
14. Headlamp main beam
15. Rear fog lamp
16. Turn signal
18. Brake system - North America from VIN 50541, replaces sym‐
bol 11
19. Tire pressure monitoring - North America from VIN 50541,
replaces symbol 12
Continental GT prior to VIN 50541
Continental GTC and Flying Spur prior to VIN 50541

Continental GT from VIN 50541 to 51364 (end of 2007 Model Year)
Continental GTC from VIN 50541 to 51364 and Flying Spur from VIN 50543 to 51365 (end of 2007 Model
Year)
All cars from 2008 Model Year (VIN 51366)
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13.56 Engine drive belt - To check

General information
Note
Images are for illustration purposes only and the appearance of

car and components may vary dependent on specification.
– Check the drive belt -arrow- for any damage, or coolant resi‐
due and replace as necessary.
Caution
Examine the accessory drive belt for the following:

♦ Serviceability
♦ Signs of contamination
♦ Fraying
♦ Damage
♦ Contamination with engine coolant
permitted or authorised
unless oil by Bentley Motors. Bentley Motors does not guarantee or accept
♦ Cracking across the belt width between the ribbed sec‐ by Bentley Motors.
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tions
If any of the above are found then the belt must be replaced,
as the working life of the accessory drive belt may be reduced
significantly.
The belt tension is not adjustable, but automatically tensioned by

a spring loaded auto tensioner.
– Refer to Maintenance table for belt replacement service
life.⇒ Maintenance ; Booklet 404
Note the belt layout.

13.57 Engine oil (W12 twin turbo) - To check

General Information
Due to the dipstick position within the sump, a false reading will
be obtained if the vehicle is not on a level surface.
Note
Image is for illustration purposes only and the appearance of the

car may vary dependent on specification.
Typical example only:

If the vehicle is sitting on a 30 mm gradient the engine oil level
reading on the dipstick will be incorrect by approximately 10 mm
on the dipstick, danger of over, or under filling.
1. - Vehicle on level surface, correct engine Protected
oil levelbyreading.
copyright. Copying for private or commercial purposes, in part or in whole, is not
2. - Vehicle on 30 mm gradient, incorrect reading. any liability with respect to the correctness of information in this document.
Note
Do not try to use this for compensation calculations.

♦ None
Checking engine oil level
Caution
♦ Ensure the vehicle is on a level surface.

♦ Ensure the engine is cold.
♦ Do not allow any engine oil to come into contact with the
engine drive belt. If any oil is spilt onto the drive belt, it
must be replaced.
– Remove the dipstick and wipe it clean.

– Place the dipstick back into the tube, ensuring it is fully seated.

– Remove the dipstick from the tube, confirm that the oil level is
to "Highest full level when cold" -3-.
1. - Highest full level when hot.
2. - Lowest full level when hot
3. - Highest full level when cold.
4. - Lowest full level when cold.
– Top up or drain off as necessary.
Note
When topping up allow 5 minutes for the oil to sink into the sump
before re-checking the level.
13.58 Engine oil and filter (W12 twin turbo) -

To renew
General information
Note
Images are for illustration purposes only and the appearance of

car and components may vary dependent on specification.

♦ None
Gr. 00
Single use items
Within this procedure there are single use items which must be
replaced and not reused. Ensure that new replacements are
available prior to starting this procedure.
Removal Protected by copyright. Copying for private or commercial purposes, in part or in whole, is not
– Position the car on a ramp. Refer to "Raising andwith
any liability supporting
the car". ⇒ Rep. Gr. 00 Copyright by Bentley Motors.
– Remove the front diffuser. Refer to "Front undersheets - To
remove and fit".⇒ Rep. Gr. 66
Draining engine oil and replacing oil filter
Caution
Place a drip tray under the engine sump to capture escaping

oil.

Caution
Dispose of any collected engine oil in accordance with local

environmental regulations.
– Remove the sump drain plug (40 Nm) -arrowed- and drain the
engine oil.
– Remove the oil filter bowl (23 Nm) and element using a 32 mm
wrench.

– Remove the oil filter element from the filter bowl
Note
The oil filter clips in to base of the filter bowl.
Installation
lowing.
Caution
Place a drip tray under the oil filter bowl to capture escaping
oil.
– Clean the filter bowl, fit the new element and sealing ring, refit
filter bowl.
– Torque tighten filter bowl.
– Fit new drain plug and washer.
– Torque tighten drain plug.
Refilling engine with oil
Caution
♦ Do not allow any engine oil to come into contact with the
engine drive belt. If any oil is spilt onto the drive belt, it
must be replaced.
♦ Ensure the vehicle is on a level surface when checking the
oil level on the dipstick.
♦ Due to the dipstick position within the sump, a false read‐
ing will be obtained if the vehicle is not on a level surface.
♦ Typical example only.
♦ Do not try to use this for compensation calculations.
♦ If the vehicle is sitting on a 30 mm gradient the oil level
reading on the dipstick will be incorrect by approximately
10 mm on the dipstick, danger
any liability of over
with respect or under
to the filling.
-1- Vehicle on level surface, correct oil Copyright
level reading.
by Bentley Motors.
-2- Vehicle on 30 mm gradient, incorrect reading.
– Fill the engine with new Synthetic multigrade engine oil -1 litre
- PY112988PA / 4 litres - PY111349PA - engine oil, capacity
approximately 12.5 litres.
– Allow vehicle to stand for two minutes before checking the en‐
gine oil level, top up as necessary.
Checking engine oil level
– Refer to "Engine oil (W12) - To check".⇒ Rep. Gr. 17

13.59 Filter (leak detection pump) - To remove

and fit
General information
The leak detection pump is only fitted to North American and
South Korean regions.
♦ Oetiker clip pliers -WT10000-

Gr. 00
Single use items
Caution

moisture.
Removal permitted unless authorised by Bentley Motors. Bentley Motors does not guarantee or accept
– Position the car on a ramp.⇒ Maintenance ; Booklet
Copyright 404Motors.
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– Remove the rear diffuser panel underneath the luggage com‐
partment area.⇒ Rep. Gr. 66

– Using Oetiker clip pliers -WT10000- , remove and discard the

oetiker clip -1- and disconnect the hose from the leak detection
pump filter.
– Remove the setscrew -2- securing the leak detection pump
filter to the bracket.
– Remove the leak detection pump filter.
Installation
lowing.
– Refer to Hose clips (Oetiker) - To remove and fit (General In‐
formation).⇒ Rep. Gr. 00
– Torque tighten all fixings.
13.60 Front screening panel - To remove and fit
To remove

Place the vehicle on a ramp. Refer to “Raising and supporting the

car”. ⇒ Maintenance ; Booklet 404
If the vehicle is fitted with a park heater, remove fasteners (2) from
screening panel (1).

Remove the fasteners (1) securing the screening panel to the

bumper moulding.
Remove the fasteners (3) securing the wheelarch liners to the
screening panel.
Remove the rear fasteners (2 & 4) and remove the screening
panel.
To fit

To fit is the reverse of the removal procedures but note the fol‐
lowing important note:-
WARNING
If the screening panel was secured with screws in position 'A',

these two screws MUST be discarded to avoid a possible clash
with the charge air coolers. The remaining screws are more
than sufficient to retain the screening panel.
13.61 Fuel filler door - To check

♦ None
Unless otherwise shown, standard torque values apply. ⇒ Rep.
Gr. 00
To check
– Switch the ignition off.

– Operate the drivers door mounted release switch which in turn

electrically operates the solenoid, releasing the fuel filler door.
– If the fuel filler door fails to open, check the vehicles power
supply, switch etc.
– If the fuel filler door still fails to open, remove the right hand
boot inner trim panel to expose the release cable assembly.
⇒ Rep. Gr. 70
– Pull the cable -arrowed- downwards to manually open the fuel
filler flap.
13.62 Fuel filter (Unleaded fuel) - To remove

and fit
General information
The fuel filter is attached to the fuel tank and is located under the
right-hand side inner sill, forward of the rear wheel.
♦ Fuel connection cap (7.89 male) -WT 10250-
♦ Fuel connection cap (7.89 female) -WT 10259-
328
WARNING
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Fuel system - Safety precautions.⇒ Rep. Gr. 20
Fuel system - Rules for cleanliness.⇒ Rep. Gr. 20
Special instructions for fuel system quick connectors.⇒ Rep.
Gr. 20
WARNING
Wear eye protection and protective gloves to avoid injuries and

skin contact.
Caution
Upon disconnection, immediately blank all fuel feed and return

lines with the following tools:

Note
Dispose of any collected oils, fuel or fluids in accordance with

local environmental regulations. ⇒ Rep. Gr. 00
Removal
– Position vehicle on a ramp.⇒ Maintenance ; Booklet 404 .
– Depressurise fuel system.⇒ Rep. Gr. 20
Applicable to Continental GTC vehicles only
– Remove the right hand "Underbody diagonal brace, rear" to

improve access to fuel filter. ⇒ Rep. Gr. 66
Continuation for all vehicles permitted unless authorised by Bentley Motors. Bentley Motors does not guarantee or accept
Carefully release the fuel feed, fuel return, purge and vacuum
lines from last couple of underbody retaining clips forward of fuel
filter. This will allow lowering of fuel filter, and improve access to
quick connect fittings.
Note
If any pipe retaining clips are broken, they must be replaced. Clips
are available separately for service, and are removed from studs
by rotating clip anti clockwise. Replacement clips are screwed
clockwise onto stud and pipes carefully pushed back into place.
– Detach lines -1-, -2- and -3- from the clipping points on the
shield -6-.
– Completely remove worm drive clip -7- securing the shield
-6- and fuel filter -5- to fuel tank bracket -4-.
Note
Worm drive clip must be opened fully (ends separated), as clip is

passed through a hole in tank bracket.

– Prepare quick connectors -1- & -2- for disconnection.
Note
When disconnecting fuel lines from filter only a small amount of

fuel contained in the vehicle fuel lines will be discharged, not the
contents of the fuel tank, therefore there is no requirement to drain
the fuel tank.
– Position a suitable container beneath the fuel filter to contain

any fuel spillage.
– Withdraw quick connector -1- from filter “to engine” connec‐
tion.
– Withdraw quick connector -2- from filter “feed from tank” con‐
nection.
Manoeuvre shield from filter and pipes.
– Withdraw the fuel filter and drain any residual fuel into an ap‐
proved container.
– DISCARD the fuel filter.
WARNING
Dispose of fuel filteranyinliability with respect to the correctness of information in this document.
accordance with local environmental
regulations.

Installation
lowing.
– Install the NEW fuel filter with the direction of flow arrow point‐
ing forwards towards the engine.
– Refit quick connectors -1 and 2- to the fuel filter.
– Thoroughly clean the heat shield -3- ensuring no traces of road
salt or debris remain.
– Inspect the heat shield pipe clipping points for damage and
replace the heat shield -3- if necessary.
– Position the heat shield under the fuel filter with the inboard
cutout located around the tank bracket.
– Feed the "open" worm drive clip around the fuel filter and heat
shield, ensuring it passes through hole in the tank bracket.
WARNING
When positioning the fuel filter retaining clip, ensure the worm
drive head is positioned directly under centre of shield (lowest
point), ensuring a minimum 10 mm clearance to purge and
vacuum lines.
Note
Worm drive head orientation may be different on vehicle as sup‐

plied.
Tighten worm drive clip.

WARNING
Ensure the worm drive head is positioned directly under the
centre of the shield (lowest position), central to retained pipes
in shield.
– Ensure all lines are fully clipped into the clipping points on the
shield.
– Run the engine to pressurise the system.
– Check the fuel filter and fuel lines for leaks.
13.63 Fuel system - To check
WARNING
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Fuel system - Safety precautions.⇒ Rep. Gr. 20
Fuel system - Rules for cleanliness.⇒ Rep. Gr. 20
Special instructions for fuel system quick connectors.⇒ Rep.
Gr. 20

– Examine all the fuel pipes and hoses throughout the system.
– Renew any components that have deteriorated to an unserv‐
iceable condition.
Note
It is important that any hoses, clips, etc., that are removed due to
signs of wear, or accident damage, should be replaced by the
specified service parts. The hoses specified, comply with certain
SAE standards regarding permeability and pressure testing. Al‐
ways ensure that the correct size fuel hose clip is used.
13.64 HVAC system - To reset

The HVAC system can be reset to the following standard settings.
♦ Temperature: 22°C (72°F)
♦ Air distribution: Auto
♦ Air recirculation: Off
♦ Fan speed: Automatic
♦ Centre air outlets: Neutral air blend
To reset
Switch the infotainment system On by either:
Inserting the integrated key into the switchbox or
Pressing the START button once or
Pressing the infotainment system ON/OFF button (1).
Press the A/C button (2) to select the HVAC feature then press
the RESET button (3) to reset to the standard settings.
Note
To ensure correct operation, open all direct air outlets by pulling

the control knobs fully out.
13.65 Induction system

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♦ None
Gr. 00
– Inspect the induction system hoses for serviceability.
– Renew any faulty hoses.
– Check the hose clips for tightness, but do not overtighten.
– When renewing a hose, thoroughly clean the area around the
hose connections prior to removal.

– This procedure will prevent the ingress of foreign matter into

the induction system.
– If the connections are to remain disconnected for a period of
time, the open pipe ends should be suitably blanked.
– For installation information refer to "Hose and hose clip align‐
ment". ⇒ Rep. Gr. 00
13.66 Infotainment system - To check

Check the operation of the Radio, CD changer, TV, Phone, and main station presets
Switch the infotainment display screen on.

Check the basic functionality of the radio. Refer to Audio system
- Introduction/Functionality.⇒ Rep. Gr. 91
Check the basic functionality of the compact disc player. Refer to
Audio system - Introduction/Functionality.⇒ Rep. Gr. 91
Check the basic functionality of the TV. Refer to Audio system -
Introduction/Functionality.⇒ Rep. Gr. 91
Check the basic functionality of the Navigation system. Refer to
Navigation system - Introduction/Functionality.⇒ Rep. Gr. 91
Check the basic functionality of thepermitted
Telephoneunless system.
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Gr. 91 to the correctness of information in this document.
Store the local radio stations to the infotainment system
An automatic station search will be started by pressing the Station

selection button (4)
6 FM. and 6 AM. stations can be stored in the radio.
Each station that can currently be received will be played for a
few seconds before the search continues for the next station. The
search will stop at the station currently being played if the knob is
pressed again.
The knob must be rotated to search for a station manually.
Optional rear seat entertainment system (line fit)
If fitted, check the basic functionality of the rear seat entertain‐

ment system. Refer to Rear seat entertainment (RSE) - Introduc‐
tion.⇒ Rep. Gr. 91

Note
♦ In the event of a power disruption (for example, disconnection

of the battery) it will be necessary to re-initialise the DVD play‐
er, this will be evident if the screen displays the Bentley logo
and the text 'No signal' when the DVD input is selected.
♦ To re-initialise the DVD player, simultaneously press and hold
the DVD and SET UP buttons.
13.67 Inspect the under bonnet/underside

area of the car for leaks and check the
security of hoses, unions and clamps
General Information
♦ None
To check
– The underbonnet and underside area of the car should be
clean and show no evidence of leaks or spills.
– Should fluid leaks be apparent, the source of the leak must be
located, the connection checked and tightened as necessary.
Refer to "Hose and hose clip alignment (General Information)"
and relevant torque tightening figures. ⇒ Rep. Gr. 00
– The area around the leak must be thoroughly cleaned and in‐
spected for further leaks after a road test.
13.68 Integrated key battery - To replace

It should be noted that there are two types of key associated with
the Bentley Continental series. Whilst the early type key (1) was
standard on all pre–2006 model year Bentley
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cars, the later type key (2) can also be utilised
permitted after alignment.
The remote control should operate within a range of approxi‐
mately 10 metres depending on environmental and battery con‐
ditions.
The battery should be replaced every 12 months or when:-
♦ A key symbol and the low battery warning message appears
on the drivers information panel.
♦ The pilot lamp on the integrated key does not flash when the
buttons are pressed.
♦ The operating range of the remote control reaches an unac‐
ceptable level.
Note
The battery replacement procedures are different from the early

and late type keys, both procedures are shown below.
Early type key

Press the fold button (1) to open the key.
With the badge uppermost and the key blade to the right, prise off
the battery cover.
Shake out the battery (3).
Insert a new battery [3 volt CR2032 or equivalent] making sure
that the plus (+) terminal is uppermost.
Fit the battery cover ensuring correct alignment of the seal to pre‐
vent the ingress of dirt and moisture. Press the cover firmly to
make sure that it has locked into position.
WARNING
Dispose of the used battery according to local environmental

legislation.
Late type key any liability with respect to the correctness of information in this document.

With the Bentley badge uppermost and the swivel ring (1) in the
lowest position, insert the ends of a small pair of long-nosed pliers
(2) into the access points located either side of the swivel ring.
Carefully twist the pliers to prise off the battery cover (3).
Press the rear part of the battery to release.

Insert a new battery [3 volt CR2032 or equivalent] making sure
that the positive (+) terminal is uppermost.
Ensure swivel ring (1) is correctly located over the plastic loop (2).
If the loop is damaged, fit a new loop. It is not necessary to replace
the complete key assembly.
Fit the battery cover ensuring to locate tang (3) into key location
point (4).
Snap shut the battery cover making sure that it has locked into
position to prevent ingress of dirt and moisture.
WARNING
Dispose of the used battery according to local environmental

legislation.

13.69 Interior trim - To inspect

2 Door cars with 4 seats
Inspect all interior trim panels scratches, scuffs etc. and mark ac‐
cordingly on trim graphic.
2 Door cars with 2 seats

4 Door cars


13.70 Jack mode - To set
Note
♦ To aid the changing of a road wheel, the car must be set to

'JACK MODE'.
♦ 'JACK MODE' is available at normal ride height and at the
higher +25mm ride height condition.
WARNING
If the vehicle wheel(s) is lifted without being in 'JACK MODE',

the self levelling system will exhaust all the air used to maintain
ride height. Therefore, when the ramp or vehicle jack is low‐
ered, the suspension will collapse and prevent vehicle mobility.
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Switch on the ignition.

Then, simultaneously press and hold down the ride height and
damper setting buttons located on the lower centre console for
five seconds.
The 'JACK MODE' will be displayed in the driver information panel
and the self levelling function will be disabled.
To release the car from 'JACK MODE'.
Simultaneously press and hold down the ride height and damper
setting buttons located on the lower centre console for five sec‐
onds.
'JACK MODE' will be extinguished in the driver information panel
and the self levelling function will be restored.
Note
If the vehicle is left in the 'JACK MODE', the system will automat‐
ically leave 'JACK MODE' when the vehicle is driven and reaches
10 km/h (6 mile/h).
13.71 Main systems battery - Reconnection af‐

ter receipt
Note
The main system battery negative (earth) lead is disconnected

prior to leaving the factory. This earth lead must be reconnected
during the Pre-delivery inspection (PDI) process.
Remove left hand luggage compartment carpet panel.⇒ Rep. Gr.

70
Remove transport packaging from battery earth lead.
Connect battery earth lead (1) at battery negative terminal. Tor‐
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13.72 Mirrors - To check

General Information
♦ None


Gr. 00
Exterior mirrors
The exterior mirrors are electrically heated/controlled and can be
linked to the drivers seat position memory.
They should be adjusted in conjunction with the seat position
memory.
To check
– 1.Ensure the ignition is switched on.
– 2.With the mirror control switch in the "L" position, operate the
switch and ensure the left-hand mirror adjusts.
– 3.Repeat with the mirror control switch in the "R" position and
ensure the right-hand mirror adjusts.
– 4.With the mirror control switch in the appropriate passenger
position, select R-Reverse gear and ensure that the passen‐
ger side mirror dips to enhance vision around the kerb/wheel
area. Return the gearshift selector into the P-Park position and
ensure the mirror returns to its original position.
– 5.Turn the mirror control switch to the rearmost position and
ensure the mirrors fold in towards the doors.
– 6.Return the mirrors to their outward position.
– 7.Turn the mirror control switch to the foremost position and
ensure the mirror glass warms as the heating elements begin
to work.
Interior rear view mirror
The interior rear view mirror is electrochromic which incorporates
an automatic anti-dazzle dimming facility to prevent headlamp
glare.
A forward-facing sensor recognises low ambient light levels and
signals the mirror to begin looking for glare. A rearward facing
sensor then detects glare from the vehicles travelling behind you,
sending voltage to the mirrors electrochromic gel in proportion to
the amount of glare detected.
The mirror dims in proportion to the glare and then clears when
the glare is no longer detected. The interior mirror's sensors and
electronics control the dimming of both interior and exterior mir‐
rors. With the anti-dazzle dimming facility activated (a green LED
will confirm this), the glare of headlamps will appear darker in the
mirror glass.
To check
– 1. Ensure that the interior lights are turned off.
– 2. Ensure the ignition is switched on.
– 3. With the switch at the base of the mirror housing, select the
anti-dazzle dimming facility activated (a green LED will confirm
this).
– 4. Shine a bright light into the photocell
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footbrake, select reverse gear and ensure that the image does
not darken.

– 6. Return the gear selector to the P-Park position and ensure

the image once again darkens.
– 7. Switch off the ignition.
– 8. Turn the hazard switch on and ensure the indicators are
working in the mirror housings.
– 9. Open each door and ensure the 'puddle' lamps illuminate.
13.73 Navigation disc - To load
Note
♦ Before using the Navigation system, select the owner's lan‐

guage preferences.
♦ Insert infotainment set-up CD, special tool [WT10006].
⇒ page 18
♦ Place CD into Navigation control module CD-ROM drive in the
glovebox to set language preferences (factory set to English
and German). Refer to Infotainment display screen - Lan‐
guage CD set-up procedure.⇒ Rep. Gr. 91
When the infotainment system has been set up to the customer's

preferred language preferences.
Ensure an up to date version of the customer's preferred lan‐
guage Navigation CD-ROM is inserted into the system.
Check the Navigation system is functioning correctly, refer to
Navigation system - Functionality.⇒ Rep. Gr. 91
13.74 ParkCopying
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The remote control should operate within a range of approxi‐
mately 600 metres depending on by
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ditions. The battery needs replacing every 12 months or when;
The pilot lamp (1) in the remote control doesn't flash when the
buttons are pressed, or
The operating range of the remote control reaches an unaccept‐
able level.

Slide off the rear cover and remove the batteries.

Insert new alkaline batteries [12 volt 3LR50 or equivalent] making
sure that the plus (+) terminal of each battery is in the position
shown.
Slide on the battery cover.
WARNING
Dispose of the used batteries according to local environmental

legislation.
13.75 Passenger air bag cut-off lamp - To

check
Note
The keyswitch warning has a lamp check for 4 seconds at Ignition

on, if air bag is disabled then the lamp will stay ON.
1. Open the glovebox.

2. Fit the ignition key into the passenger air bag disable switch
(1), set the switch to OFF
3. Fit the ignition key into the ignition, Switch the ignition on.
4. Check the passenger frontal air bag disabled warning lamp (2)
in the centre console lights up.
5. Fit the ignition key into the passenger air bag disable switch
(1), set the switch to ON
6. Fit the ignition key into the ignition switch, Switch the ignition
on.
7. Check the passenger
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WARNING
The passenger air bag disable switch (1), must be set to ON

during OAC check.
13.76 PDC system - To check

General information
Two PDC system operating logics exist, the latest being intro‐
duced on late 07 Model Year cars. The basic functional check
procedure is slightly different because of the way PDC is activa‐
ted.

Note
This is a basic functional check of the system. If there is an indi‐

vidual fault with a PDC sensor, the fault needs to be interrogated
using the diagnostic computer [VAS 5052]. Refer to Diagnostic
system - Guided functions/Component replacement. ⇒ Rep. Gr.
97

♦ None
Functional check prior to VIN 50541
– Switch the ignition on with the gear selector lever in park (P).
The PDC switch located inboard of the steering column should
be illuminated to indicate that the system is active.
– Drive the car forward, ensure the system detects a solid object
at 1.2 metre from the front of the car or 60 cm from the corners
and issues an audible warning through the door speakers. If
the distance between the car and the object remains constant
for approximately 7 seconds, the audible warning should can‐
cel until the distance to the object reduces. Check the audible
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– Press the PDC switch to deactive the
any system.
– Select reverse gear, PDC should auto activate (switch illumi‐
nated). Reverse the car towards an object and repeat the
forwards test.
– Drive the car above 14 km/h, then slow down and check the
system gives the audible warning when parking the car.
Note
Flashing of the LED in the switch indicates a fault in the system,

interrogate and cancel faults codes using the diagnostic computer
[VAS 5052]. Refer to Diagnostic system - Guided functions/Com‐
ponent replacement. ⇒ Rep. Gr. 97
Functional check from VIN 50541 to 59518

– Switch the ignition on with the gear selector lever in park (P).
The system is switched On and Off in park or a forward gear
using the PDC switch located inboard of the steering column.
Press the switch, the LED in the switch should illuminate to
indicate that the system is active.
– Drive the car forward, ensure the system detects a solid object
at 1.2 metre from the front of the car or 45 cm from the corners
and issues an audible warning through the door speakers. If
the distance between the car and the object remains constant
for approximately 7 seconds, the audible warning should can‐
cel until the distance to the object reduces. Check the audible
warning becomes continuous at a distance of 30 cm then stops
after approximately 7 seconds.
– Press the PDC switch to deactive the system.
– Select reverse gear, PDC should auto activate (switch illumi‐
nated). Reverse the car towards an object and repeat the
forwards test.
– Drive the car above 14 km/h, then slow down and check the
system gives the audible warning when parking the car.

Note
Flashing of the LED in the switch indicates a fault in the system,

interrogate and cancel faults codes using the diagnostic computer
[VAS 5052]. Refer to Diagnostic system - Guided functions/Com‐
ponent replacement. ⇒ Rep. Gr. 97
13.77 Plenum cover - To remove and fit

Raise the bonnet and remove the wiper arms. ⇒ Rep. Gr. 92
Remove the bonnet seal. ⇒ Rep. Gr. 55
Remove fasteners (1) at the bottom of the windscreen finishers.
Turn fasteners (1) clockwise by hand and remove plenum cover.

13.78 Pollen filters - To remove and fit

The pollen filter assemblies are located on the left and right-hand
side on the underside of the bonnet.
Replacement filters are supplied as assemblies in case the filter
carrier also requires replacement through damage.
When replacing the filters, remove only the filter elements from
the old carriers and inspect the carriers for damage. If replace‐
ment of the carriers is not required, fit just the filter elements from
the new filter assemblies.
If replacement of the filter carriers is required, remove these from
the bonnet and replace with the new filter assemblies.
Open the bonnet.
Open both filter carriers downwards and remove filters.
Installation:
Inspect carriers for damage and replace as appropriate.
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Oil in cold condition
DANGER!
The power steering system uses a special fluid (RH5000). This

is the only fluid which can be used.
WARNING
The power steering pump must never be run dry or below min‐
imum level. The power steering pump will be permanently
damaged should the engine be run with low or no hydraulic oil
in the system.
Note
Do not start the engine, but bring the front wheels to the straight-
ahead position.
Unscrew the reservoir cap with fitted dipstick (arrow).

Wipe the residual oil of the dipstick with a clean cloth.
Screw the cap on hand tight and unscrew again
Note
The cap must be fully screwed on in order to obtain an accurate

fluid level reading
Check the oil level: The oil level must be in the area of the MIN
mark, or 2 mm above or below marking.

Note
♦ If the fluid level is above the area specified, the excess fluid
must be extracted.
♦ If the oil level is below the MIN area, then the hydraulic system
must be checked for leaks. It is not sufficient to top-up with
hydraulic fluid.
♦ If the hydraulic system is not leaking top-up with hydraulic fluid
(RH5000). ⇒ page 22
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WARNING
The power steering pump must never be run dry or below min‐
imum level. The power steering pump will be permanently
damaged should the engine be run with low or no hydraulic oil
in the system.
Note
Do not start the engine, but bring the front wheels to the straight-
ahead position.
Unscrew the reservoir cap with fitted dipstick (arrow).
Wipe the residual oil of the dipstick with a clean cloth.

Screw the cap on hand tight and unscrew again

Note
The cap must be fully screwed on in order to obtain an accurate

fluid level reading
Check the oil level: The oil level must be between the MIN. and
MAX. markings.
permittedNote
♦ If the fluid level is above the area specified, the excess fluid
must be extracted.
♦ If the oil level is below the MIN area, then the hydraulic system
must be checked for leaks. It is not sufficient to top-up with
hydraulic fluid.
♦ If the hydraulic system is not leaking top-up with hydraulic fluid
(RH5000). ⇒ page 22

13.80 Raising and supporting the car

Workshop safety
Caution
The Bentley Continental GT weighs approximately 2.4 tonnes

in total with 90% fuel tank capacity included. All ramps must
be capable of handling this weight and must be maintained in
good condition.
Only a 2-post (wheel free) or 4-post lifting ramp should be used
when carrying out any inspection or workshop activities on this
vehicle. 2-post ramps must have large rubber pads fitted to the
lifting points.
Never lift or support the vehicle on any part of the suspension
or driveline.
Never lift or support the vehicle on any part of the body other
than the four designated points shown below — Therefore, a
trolley type jack can not be used as whilst it can raise the ve‐
hicle, there is nowhere to place the support or axle stand
required for safe working.
The car jack supplied with the tool kit is for emergency use only.
It is not intended to be used as a service jack.
If the wheel(s) are to be removed, slacken the wheel nuts be‐
fore raising the car.⇒ Rep. Gr. 44

Prior to placing the vehicle onto a 2-post or 4-post ramp, put the
vehicle into the 'JACK MODE'. Refer to 'Jack mode - To set'. ⇒
Rep. Gr. 43
Raising the car using a two post (wheel free) ramp
Position the car centrally over the ramp. Place the gear range
selector in the 'P' position and apply the electro—mechanical
parking brake.
Adjust the four arms of the ramp making sure the rubber feet fit
under the lifting points. (See above graphic)

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Raise the car to the desired working height. Obey safety instruc‐
tions relative to operating the ramp.
Note
If the rear axle assembly is to be removed, then lash the vehicle

to the ramp lifting arms with Special Tools T10038. ⇒ page 23
Installation:
After removing the vehicle from the ramp, put the vehicle back
into the normal ride height position. Refer to 'Jack mode - To
set'.⇒ Rep. Gr. 43
Lashing the vehicle

Remove bungs (2 and 3), route tensioning strap (1) through and
around lifting arm and secure using the ratchet handle.
Installation:
Replace bungs ensuring underseal is fully intact.
If applicable apply underseal to the affected areas.
Raising the car using a four post ramp
Position the car on the ramp with the wheels central in the ramp
channels and the car centrally placed along the length of the
ramp. Place the gear range selector in the 'P' position, apply the
electro-mechanical parking brake, and chock the rear road
wheels.
Raise the ramp to the desired
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Note
If it is required to raise any of the wheels off the ramp then a 2-

post (wheel free) ramp should be used.
Installation:
After removing the vehicle from the ramp, put the vehicle back
into the normal ride height position. Refer to 'Jack mode - To
set'.⇒ Rep. Gr. 43
13.81 Remove foreign matter from all cooling

matrices
Check all cooling matrices for foreign matter (insects, leaves, etc.)
and, if necessary, reverse flush them as follows:-
– Connect a hose to the mains water supply.
Caution
Ensure that a suitable tap is in the line to regulate the pressure.

Do not use full mains pressure.
– Holding the hose close to the reverse side of the matrix, allow
the water pressure to release the foreign matter from the ma‐
trix.
– Move the hose across the full area of the matrix until all foreign
matter has been removed.
13.82 Ribbed drive belt (W12 twin turbo) - To

remove and fit
General information
The engine cooling fan and tubular cross member configuration
may differ for certain model years, however the remove and fit of
the accessory drive belt remains the same.
Special tools and workshop equipment
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Torque tightening values Copyright by Bentley Motors.

Gr. 00
Single use items
WARNING

to personnel.

Caution

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Note

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Removal
– Position the vehicle on a ramp. ⇒ Maintenance ; Booklet 404
– Fit the Wing protection covers -WT 10055- . ⇒ Maintenance ;
Booklet 404
– If the belt is only to be removed for access, then mark the di‐
rection and rotation of the accessory drive belt prior to remov‐
al.
– Remove the bonnet cross member. ⇒ Rep. Gr. 50
– Remove the LH and RH intake air ducts. ⇒ Rep. Gr. 24
– Remove the front undersheet. ⇒ Rep. Gr. 66
– To allow access to the accessory drive belt tensioner, relocate
the oil separator and drain any pipes or hoses that runs across
the front of the engine. To do this you must:

♦ Disconnect the Bank 1 outboard "quick connect" hose

-arrow-, that secures the Bank 1 upper hose into the LH oil
separator and drain assembly.
♦ Disconnect the Bank 2 outboard "quick connect" hose
-arrow-, that secures the Bank 2 upper hose into the RH oil
separator and drain assembly.
♦ Disconnect the two inboard "quick connect" hoses -1-, that the
secure Bank 1 and 2 upper hose camshaft cover connections.
Do not fully remove these hose assemblies from the vehicle as
they each have a third connection into the sump which does not
require removal. Stow the hoses in a suitable location.
– Disconnect the electrical connector -2- for the forward secon‐
dary air injection pressure sensor.
– To allow access to the accessory drive belt tensioner, relocate

the secondary air injection hose that runs across the front of
the engine. To do this you must:
♦ Disconnect the "quick connect" hose -arrow- from the bank 2

secondary air injection control valve.
♦ Remove the pipe to pipe clips that secure the secondary air
injection hose to the water hoses.
♦ Remove the screw -arrow- securing the secondary air injection
hose P-clip to bank 1 cylinder head.
♦ Move the secondary air injection hose in a suitable location to
the RH of the engine bay.
This step is applicable to the following:
Vehicles up to and including Vehicle identification number 26829

– To allow access to the engine oil pressure sensor, remove the

two bolts -arrow-, that secure the differential cooler pipe to the
front end module frame.
This step is applicable to the following:
Vehicles up to and including Vehicle identification number 41092
– Push the automatic transmission cooler pipe -1- upwards to
remove it from the locating dowels.
Continuation for all vehicles
– To allow for access, remove the electrical connector -1- from

the engine oil pressure sensor -2-.

– Using the 30 mm ring spanner, turn, then hold the drive belt
tensioner in the direction of the -arrow- to relieve the tension
on the accessory drive belt.
Caution
When releasing the tension on the accessory drive belt it is

recommended to use a shallow offset 30 mm ring spanner.
Failure to do so may cause damage to the thermostat housing
to top hose elbow.
– Remove the accessory drive belt from the water pump pulley,
then "slowly" release the drive belt tensioner and allow it to
return to its relaxed position.
– Remove the accessory drive belt from the vehicle.
Note
When removing the accessory drive belt from the vehicle, it may
be necessary to twist the belt along its length in order to manoeu‐
vre the belt around the engine pulleys and front cross member.
Installation
lowing:
Caution
If the original accessory drive belt is to be refitted, examine the

belt for the following:
♦ Serviceability
♦ Signs of contamination
♦ Fraying
♦ Damage
♦ Contamination with engine coolant or oil
♦ Cracking across the belt width between the ribbed sec‐
tions
If any of the above are found then the belt must be replaced,
as the working life of the accessory drive belt may be reduced
significantly.
– Starting from the bottom of with
any liability the respect
engine, fit the
to the accessory
correctness drive in this document.
of information
belt in the orientation shown in the illustration.
– Fit the belt around all of the pulleys except the water pump
pulley -arrow-.
Note
If difficulty is experienced when fitting the accessory drive belt,

additional personnel may be required to assist with the fitting
process.

– Using the 30 mm ring spanner, apply pressure to the tensioner

in the direction of the -arrow- and slide the belt over the water
pump pulley.
– Release the pressure on the tensioner and carefully check the
accessory drive belt for correct fitment.
– Torque tighten all remaining fixings.⇒ Rep. Gr. 00
13.83 Seat belts - To check

General information
It is important to check not only the operation of all seat belts but
also the condition of the webbing.
Static check
♦ Fully extend each seat belt and check the webbing for cuts or
signs of fraying and replace where necessary.
♦ Pull out all the seat belt webbing from the reel, then release
the belt but before the belt fully retracts, pull the belt out again
and check that it locks.
♦ Allow the belt to fully retract, the belt can now be pulled out
without locking.
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An assistant will be required for the following procedure in order

to test the passenger seat belts.
The seat belts can be checked on a road test as follows:-

♦ Select an open stretch of road
♦ When the road is free from any potential danger, accelerate
the car to 24 km/h (15 MPH)
♦ Brake sharply and ensure the seat belt locks and then subse‐
quently releases
– Repeat on all passenger seat belts.
13.84 Seat belts - To check

General information
It is important to check not only the operation of all seat belts but
also the condition of the webbing.
Static check
♦ Fully extend each seat belt and check the webbing for cuts or
signs of fraying and replace where necessary.
♦ Pull out all of the seat belt webbing from the reel then release
the belt but before the belt fully retracts, pull the belt out sharply
and check that it locks.
♦ Allow the belt to fully retract, the belt can now be pulled out
without locking.

Electrical continuity check

The functionality of the air bag and pre-tensioner system is elec‐
tronically checked for functional continuity.
Each time the ignition system is switched on, the warning lamp in
the display panel and the PASSENGER AIR BAG OFF lamp in
the lower console illuminate for approximately six seconds.
If the front passenger air bag is disabled the PASSENGER AIR
BAG OFF lamp will remain illuminated. A "beep" will sound for
one second, an air bag symbol and the text PASSENGER AIR
BAG OFF will appear in the display panel for approximately ten
seconds. The driver can acknowledge the information by pressing
the button on the steering wheel.
The air bag symbol and message reappear with each ignition cy‐
cle.
The passenger air bag disable / enable switch is located within
the glove box.
WARNING
The system MUST be checked immediately when the warning

lamp either:
♦ Fails to illuminate upon ignition cycle
♦ Fails to extinguish approximately six seconds after the ig‐
nition is switched on
♦ Extinguishes and then illuminates again when the ignition
is switched on
♦ Illuminates intermittently whist the vehicle is being driven
In the event of a malfunction, the warning lamp remains on
continuously and the appropriate message appears in the dis‐
play panel.
Dynamic check
Note
An assistant will be required for the following procedure in order

to test the passenger seat belts.
The seat belts can be check for dynamic functionality on a road

test as follows:
♦ Select an open stretch of road
♦ When the road is free from any potential danger, accelerate
the car to 24 km/h (15 MPH)
♦ Brake sharply and ensure the seat belt locks and then subse‐
quently releases
– Repeat on all passenger seat belts.
13.85 Service indicator light / DIP Language -

To reset
The service indicator light / DIP Language is reset via the diag‐
nostic computer [VAS 5052]. ⇒ page 25
Connect the diagnostic computer [VAS 5052] to the vehicle.
Reset service indicator light / DIP Language, refer to Diagnostic
system - Guided functions/Instrument warning panels.⇒ Rep. Gr.
97
Service warning light - To turn off
Note
This procedure should be carried out afterpermitted unless authorised by Bentley Motors. Bentley Motors does not guarantee or accept
the service indicator
light is reset. Copyright by Bentley Motors.
1. Ensure the ignition is switched off.

2. Hold down the trip button.
3. Switch the ignition on and release the trip button.
4. A message appears in the DIP with the wording SERVICE RE‐
SET .
5. Press the OK button on the steering wheel.
6. The message will now disappear.
7. To check the procedure has worked correctly. Switch the igni‐
tion off, switch the ignition back on again. The service warning
light should have disappeared.
13.86 Service schedule record book

On completion of the service schedule, complete the respective
voucher in the Owner's Service handbook. Remove and retain the
Franchise Holder's/Dealer's record portion of the voucher.
13.87 Shipping/Transport mode - Ride height

The vehicle is delivered in the 'shipping' mode, 'High' ride height

condition, and must be adjusted to normal ride height using the
diagnostic computer VAS 5052.
Note
'Shipping' mode raises the car 50mm above the normal ride height
condition, to gain maximum clearance to ease the loading/un‐
loading to vehicle transporters and workshop ramps.
Connect the diagnostic computer VAS 5052.

Select Guided functions, select vehicle type and model year.
At authorised
permitted unless the 'Select vehicle
by Bentley system
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Bentley function'
does screen, select
not guarantee 'Air sus‐
or accept
any liability with
pension'. respect to the correctness of information in this document.
Select 'Shipping level - Air suspension'.
When asked 'Do you want to de-activate the shipping level sta‐
tus?', select 'Yes'.

The levelling system air supply unit should be heard discharging

air at the rear of the car, which will lower the vehicle to the normal
ride height condition.
When complete, the screen on the VAS 5052 will display 'The
shipping level mode was successfully de-activated'.
13.88 Spark plugs (W12 twin turbo) - To re‐

move and fit
General information
♦ Wing protection covers -WT 10055-
Gr. 00
WARNING

to personnel.
Caution

moisture.
Removal
– Disconnect the batteries.⇒ Rep. Gr. 27
– Raise the bonnet.
– Fit the Wing protection covers -WT 10055- . ⇒ Rep. Gr. 00
– Remove the "Engine covers".⇒ Rep. Gr. 10
– Remove the "Assembly air cleaner housings (LH) and (RH)".
– Remove the "Assembly inlet manifold upper section".
– Remove the "Ignition coils".⇒ Rep. Gr. 28
Note
Ensure the area around the spark plugs is free from dirt and deb‐
ris.
– Remove the spark plugs (16 mm or 58" AF spark plug socket).

Installation
lowing.
– Check the spark plug part numbers and gaps before fitting us‐
ing the Dimensional data table below. permitted unless authorised by Bentley Motors. Bentley Motors does not guarantee or accept
– Torque tighten each spark plug. any liability with respect to the correctness of information in this document.

WARNING
Always fit a complete set of spark plugs of the same specifi‐

cation.
Dimensional data
Description mm in Bentley part No. NGK reference Torque Comment
No. Nm
Spark plug 0,7 0.028 101000063AA PFR6Q 27.5 Fitted as original equip‐
gap ment to cars prior to 2007
MY, must be fitted in car
sets. (CHECK PART
NUMBER BEFORE AD‐
JUSTING GAP)
Spark plug 1,1 0.043 101905600B PZFR6Q-11 27.5 Fitted as original equip‐
gap ment to cars from 2007
MY, must be fitted in car
sets. May be fitted for re‐
placement purposes to
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NUMBER
any liability with respect to the correctness
BEFORE of information in this document.
ADJUSTING
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Spark plug 1,1 0.043 07C905600 PZFR7S11EG 27.5 Fitted as original equip‐
gap ment to "FLEXIBLE FUEL"
cars from 2010 MY, must
be fitted in car sets. NOT
COMPATIBLE WITH PRE
2010 MY UNLEADED
FUEL CARS (CHECK
PART NUMBER BEFORE
ADJUSTING GAP)
13.89 Steering system - To check

General Information
♦ None
Check the power steering system for leaks and condition
– Examine the metal steering system pipes for damage and cor‐
rosion, particularly those in exposed positions.
– Examine the hoses for chafing and surface cracking.
– Faulty pipes and hoses should be renewed. ⇒ Rep. Gr. 48
Check the condition of the steering rack flexible gaiters
– Visually check there are no fluid leaks from inside the rubber
bellows or the external pipes.
– Examine the steering rack convoluted seals for cracks or splits
and check the tightness of the seal clips.
– If necessary replace the convoluted seals.
Check the steering system for freedom from play.
– With the front wheels on the ground try to turn the steering
wheel. There should be no detectable free play at the wheel.
– Attempt to rock the upper column up and down and side to
side. There should be no detectable movement. Using the tilt

column switch move the column up and down through its full
range to check for smooth operation.
– Raise the front wheels off the ground and turn the wheel from
lock to lock. The wheel should turn freely with no tight spots,
slackness or unusual noises. Start the engine and repeat the
check. Lower the front wheels.
13.90 Transmission fluid level - To drain, re‐

plenish, renew, check and top-up
General information
This document describes four individual procedures, as follows;
♦ To drain the automatic transmission fluid from the automatic
transmission, refer to 1. Automatic transmission fluid - To drain
(see below).
♦ To replenish the automatic transmission fluid if the automatic
transmission has been drained. To replenish the automatic
transmission fluid following automatic transmission, or auto‐
matic transmission fluid cooling circuit component removal
and refit, refer to 2. Automatic transmission
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service interval, refer to 3. Automatic transmission fluid - To
renew (see below).
♦ To check and top-up the automatic transmission fluid following
fluid replenishment or renewal, or for routine level checks
where the automatic transmission fluid cooling circuit has not
been disturbed, refer to 4. Automatic transmission fluid - To
check and top-up (see below).
♦ Automatic transmission fluid dispensing pump -WT10225-

♦ Automatic transmission fluid filler pipe -1924–1-
♦ Vehicle tester

Unless otherwise shown, standard torque values apply.
Single use items
WARNING
Removal and refit of the automatic transmission will result in

loss of fluid from the front and centre differential cooling circuit.
Therefore, procedure "Front and centre differential oil - To re‐
new" ⇒ Rep. Gr. 39 must also be performed at the same time.
– Position the car on a ramp. Refer to "Raising and supporting

the car". ⇒ Maintenance ; Booklet 404
– Shift the automatic transmission to the "P" park position and
apply the electro-mechanical parking brake.
Connect the Vehicle tester and refer to "Diagnostic system - Gui‐
ded functions / Component Replacement". Navigate to Select
Vehicle System or Function , select Transmission /
Transmission Control and finally Check Fluid Level -
Transmission . Monitor automatic transmission fluid temperature
for following procedures.⇒ Rep. Gr. 97
369
Note
Ensure that the automatic transmission is not in "limp home

mode", ie; automatic transmission locked in 3rd, or 5th drive gear.
Visual indication when automatic transmission in limp home mode
via "all automatic transmission range switch positions illuminated
on DIP display" or automatic transmission faults present, indica‐
ted via the Vehicle tester .
– Ensure that a suitable container is always placed beneath the

relevant orifice when topping-up the automatic transmission
fluid levels.
– Always use new Automatic transmission lubricant oil -JNV
862564A- to top-up the automatic transmission.

1. Automatic transmission fluid - To drain

– Remove the engine underbody rear screening panel. Refer to
"Rear screening panel - To remove and fit". ⇒ Rep. Gr. 66
– The drain plug for the automatic transmission fluid -arrowed-
is located towards the front left hand side of the automatic
transmission sump.
– Ensure that a suitable container is placed beneath the sump
drain port.
DANGER!
Wear safety goggles.
– Remove the automatic transmission fluid drain

plug-arrowed- (12 Nm) and drain automatic transmission fluid.
Note
♦ Dispose of any collected automatic transmission fluid in ac‐

cordance with local environmental regulations.
♦ The engine must not be started and vehicle must not be towed
without automatic transmission fluid in automatic transmis‐
sion.
Installation
– Fit a new plug and seal. Torque tighten.
2. Automatic transmission fluid - To replenish
– Perform this procedure if the automatic transmission fluid has
been drained, or following automatic transmission cooling sys‐
tem component removal and refit.
– 1. Obtain the Automatic transmission fluid dispensing pump -
WT10225- and fit the specific Automatic transmission fluid
filler pipe -1924–1- into the valve housing.
Note
♦ The filler pipe is fitted by pushing it into the valve housing

socket, up to the stop, and attempting to withdraw to ensure
the filler pipe is latched into the socket.
♦ The filler pipe is removed by pressing the sprung collar at the
end of the socket towards the valve housing, while sliding the
filler pipe out of the socket.
2. Fill the reservoir of the Automatic transmission fluid dispensing
pump -WT10225- with the correct specification Automatic trans‐
mission lubricant oil -JNV 862564A- .
DANGER!

3. Remove the automatic transmission fluid inspection plug (Metal

80 Nm, Plastic 8 Nm) -arrowed- located on the underside, at the
rear of the automatic transmission sump.
372 permitted unless authorised by Bentley Motors. Bentley Motors does not guarantee or accept
4. Guide the Automatic transmission fluid filler pipe -1924–1- in

from below, through an opening in the deflector cap -arrowed-,
taking care not to push the deflector cap upwards out of position.
Note
Care should be taken when filling through the inspection hole not
to dislodge the protection cap inside the automatic transmission
fluid sump.
5. Fill with automatic transmission fluid until it overflows from the

inspection hole.
Note
♦ Only approximately 4 to 5 litres can be drained at the automatic

transmission fluid sump drain plug. More automatic transmis‐
sion fluid will be required if the sump and automatic transmis‐
sion control module are removed.
♦ Total capacity from dry, approximately 11.15 litres (19.6 pints,
23.6 US pints), including torque converter and cooler circuit.
6. Shift the automatic transmission selector to the "P" position and

apply the electro-mechanical parking brake.
7. Start engine and turn off after 10 seconds.
Note
Ensure that the exhaust gases are extracted from the workshop.
WARNING
If the engine runs for longer, the automatic transmission fluid

pump will draw air and begin “foaming”.
8. Continue filling with automatic transmission fluid until it over‐

flows from the inspection hole again.
9. Start engine.
10. Continue filling with automatic transmission fluid until it over‐
flows from the inspection hole again.
11. Refit the inspection plug.
12. With engine still at idle, firmly apply the foot brake and shift
the automatic transmission range switch lever through all availa‐
ble positions, leaving selector lever in each position for approxi‐
mately 10 seconds.
13. Shift the automatic transmission range switch to the "N" neu‐
tral position.
14. Increase engine speed to 2000 revolutions per minute for 1
minute. This ensures the torque converter is filled with automatic
transmission fluid.
15. Shift the automatic transmission range switch to the "P" po‐
sition.
16. Remove the inspection plug.
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17. Continue filling with automatic transmission fluid, with engine

idling, until it overflows from the inspection hole again. When the
automatic transmission fluid flow reduces to a trickle, refit the au‐
tomatic transmission fluid inspection plug, and torque tighten.
18. Switch off engine.
19. To ensure the automatic transmission fluid cooler circuit is
filled, the automatic transmission fluid temperature needs to ex‐
ceed 85°C (185°F). Connect the Scan tool -VAS5052- and carry
out a brief road test to achieve this temperature. This will allow
the cooler thermostat to open. Nominal opening temperature 80°
C (176°F), thus filling the cooler circuit. Also ensure engagement
of all gears in the automatic transmission.
Caution
Ensure the front and intermediate differentials have been filled

with fluid prior to road testing.⇒ Rep. Gr. 39
The automatic transmission fluid and differential fluids are not
compatible, ensure the correct fluids are used !
20. Switch off engine and allow the automatic transmission fluid
to cool down below 30°C (86°F), or to ambient air temperature
any liabilityinwith respect to the correctness of information in this document.
hot climates. Copyright by Bentley Motors.
21. Perform procedure 4. Automatic transmission fluid - To check

and top-up.
3. Automatic transmission fluid - To renew
Perform this procedure at the specified service intervals, as fol‐
lows;
Note
In order to ensure sufficient new automatic transmission fluid ex‐

change, it is necessary to drain and fill the automatic transmission
three times
A. Drain the automatic transmission fluid, referring to section 1.

Automatic transmission fluid - To drain, but refit old drain plug.
B. Referring to section 2. Automatic transmission fluid - To re‐
plenish, perform steps 1 to 12.
C. Shift the automatic transmission range switch to the "P" posi‐
tion, and increase engine speed to 1500 revolutions per minute
for 3 minutes. This ensures an exchange of automatic transmis‐
sion fluid within the torque converter and automatic transmission
clutches.
D. Referring to section 2. Automatic transmission fluid - To re‐
plenish, perform steps 15 to 18.
E. Repeat above steps, A to D (drain and replenish).
F. Drain the automatic transmission fluid, referring to section 1.
Automatic transmission fluid - To drain. Fit a new plug and seal
and torque tighten.
G. Referring to section 2. Automatic transmission fluid - To re‐
plenish, perform steps 3 to 21, including procedure 4. Automatic
transmission fluid - To check and top-up, below.

4. Automatic transmission fluid - To check and top-up

Perform this procedure following automatic transmission fluid re‐
plenishment or renewal, or for routine level checks where the
automatic transmission fluid cooling circuit has not been distur‐
bed.
Ensure the automatic transmission fluid temperature is below 30°
C (86°F), or at ambient air temperature in hot climates, at the start
of the procedure, monitoring the automatic transmission fluid
temperature via the Scan tool -VAS5052- .
Note
♦ The automatic transmission fluid level is correct if a small

amount of fluid comes out of the inspection plug hole when
automatic transmission fluid temperature is between 35°C
(95°F) and 45°C (113°F), or 50°C (122°F) in hot climates (the
fluid level rises due to expansion as it warms up).
♦ The procedure must be aborted if the automatic transmission
fluid temperature exceeds 50°C (122°F) and the automatic
transmission fluid allowed to cool down below 30°C (86°F), or
to ambient air temperature in hot climates, before continuing.
Obtain Automatic transmission fluid dispensing pump -WT10225-

and fit specific Automatic transmission fluid filler pipe -1924–1-
into valve housing.
Note any liability with respect to the correctness of information in this document.
♦ The filler pipe is fitted by pushing it into the valve housing
socket, up to the stop, and attempting to withdraw to ensure
the filler pipe is latched into the socket.
♦ The filler pipe is removed by pressing the sprung collar at the
end of the socket towards the valve housing, while sliding the
filler pipe out of the socket.
Fill the reservoir of the Automatic transmission fluid dispensing

pump -WT10225- with the correct specification Automatic trans‐
mission lubricant oil -JNV 862564A- .
With the automatic transmission fluid temperature below 30°C
(86°F), or at ambient air temperature in hot climates, ensure the
automatic transmission selector lever is in the "P" position and the
electro-mechanical parking brake applied.
Start the engine and run at idle speed (600–700 revolutions per
minute), ensuring that the exhaust gases are extracted from the
workshop.
DANGER!

When the automatic transmission fluid temperature reaches 35°

C (95°F), remove the automatic transmission fluid inspection plug
-arrowed-, located on the underside, at the rear of the automatic
transmission sump. Drain off any surplus automatic transmission
fluid.
If automatic transmission fluid drips steadily out of the inspection
hole, automatic transmission fluid level is OK.
Note
♦ Only a small amount of automatic transmission fluid should

come out of the inspection hole when the engine is running.
♦ The automatic transmission fluid inspection plug must be re‐
fitted again before the automatic transmission fluid reaches a
temperature of 45°C (113°F), or 50°C (122°F) in hot climates.
Installation:
WARNING
Checking the level is recommended at 40°C (104°F) as it re‐

lates to the average fluid level in the automatic transmission.
Adjustments must be made between 30°C (Maximum fluid lev‐
el) and 50°C (Minimum fluid level) (86°F and 122°F).
DO NOT ALLOW THE AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION FLUID
TEMPERATURE TO EXCEED 50°C (122°F) DURING THIS
PROCEDURE.
– Renew the inspection plug sealing washer. Fit the inspection

plug and torque tighten.
– Switch off engine.
If no automatic transmission fluid drips out of the inspection hole

when the automatic transmission fluid has reached a temperature
of 40°C (104°F);
Guide Automatic transmission fluid filler pipe -1924–1- in from
below through an opening in the deflector cap -arrowed-, taking
care not to push the deflector cap upwards out of position.
Top-up the automatic transmission with automatic transmission
fluid until it overflows from the inspection hole.
Note any liability with respect to the correctness of information in this document.
Care should be taken when filling through the inspection hole not
to dislodge the protection cap inside the automatic transmission
fluid sump.
Note
The automatic transmission fluid inspection plug must be refitted

again before the automatic transmission fluid reaches a temper‐
ature of 45°C (113°F), or 50°C (122°F) in hot climates.
When the automatic transmission fluid flow reduces to a trickle,

refit the automatic transmission fluid inspection plug with a new
sealing washer, and torque tighten.

13.91 Trip counter - To reset

Press the trip switch on the dashboard to reset the trip counter.
13.92 Tyre pressure transmitter - To remove and fit

Remove the wheel.⇒ Rep. Gr. 44

Remove the tyre from the wheel rim.⇒ Rep. Gr. 44
Remove the tyre pressure sensor/transmitter.

Remove the nut from the metal valve.
Note
Locate the metal valve with a 2 mm (0.078 in) location peg or twist
drill to aid remove and fit.
Installation:
Fit the complete kit of parts supplied.
Torque tighten the metal valve and Torx bolt. ⇒ page 15
13.93 Washer system - To fill

The windscreen wash / headlamp wash reservoir is located be‐
hind the rear section of the right hand wheel arch liner.
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If there is a low level of fluid in the reservoir, the warning panel

marked REFILL WINDSCREEN WASHER FLUID in the driver's
information panel will illuminate whenever the ignition is switched
on.
Note
If there is a low level of fluid in the reservoir, the text REFILL

WINDSCREEN WASHER FLUID will illuminate in the driver's in‐
formation panel for approximately 7 seconds, and then the fol‐
lowing tell-tale will remain illuminated at the side of the driver's
information panel, whenever the ignition is switched on.
Remove washer filler cap.

The combined windscreen and headlamp washer reservoir
should be topped up to the bottom of the filler neck with washer
fluid.
It has a total capacity of 6.5 litres of water.
During winter conditions a solution of 30% isopropyl alcohol and
70% water should be used (or appropriate alternative). This wash‐
er fluid and water mixture will provide frost protection down to a
temperature of approximately –10 degrees C (14 degrees F).
13.94 Windscreen wash/wipe and headlamp

wash - To check
General Information
♦ None
Wiper blades - To check
– Lift the wiper arms from the windscreen and inspect the wiper
blades for signs of wear or damage. Renew the wiper blades
if necessary.
– Check the operation of the wipers, if wiper judder occurs check
the following:
♦ 1. The windscreen is clean and free of any foreign substance.
(Under no circumstances should any silicone based cleaner
be used on the windscreen).
♦ 2. The clips that secure the blades to the wiper arms are not
damaged.
♦ 3. The blades are securely fastened to the clips.
♦ 4. There are no visible signs of wear or damage to the blades.
♦ 5. The correct wiper arm and blade are fitted (dependent on
hand of drive). Protected by copyright. Copying for private or commercial purposes, in part or in whole, is not

Windscreen washer jets - To check

– Operate the windscreen wash from the steering column multi-
function switch.
Note
Image shown is for illustration purposes only.
– Check both spray fields are at the same height.

– If both spray fields are not at the same height, Adjust each jet
as follows:
– Lift the bonnet.
– Adjust spray direction upwards or downwards by moving the

bar on the jet, until spray fields are the same.
Note
There is no horizontal adjustment.
– Check functionality of wash/wipe system.

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- To checkby Bentley Motors. Bentley Motors does not guarantee or accept
– Switch exterior
anylights
liability on.
– Operate the headlamp wash from the steering column multi-
function switch.
– Check both headlamp spray fields are functioning correctly.
– Check washer hoses are connected, not kinked, and are free
of debris.
– Insert a pin into the nozzles to ensure they are not blocked.
– If the washer jets are still not functioning correctly renew the
relevant washer jet.
13.95 Windscreen wiper blades - Set service

position
WARNING
To remove wiper blades only, the wiper arms must be set to

the service position. ⇒ Rep. Gr. 92
If the wiper arms are to be removed with blades attached, the
blades must be set in park position.

Switch the ignition On.

Switch the Infotainment display screen On using the 'ON/OFF'
button.
Press the 'SET UP' button.
Using the buttons next to the screen select, 'Other Functions',
then 'Maintain. & Service'.
Select 'Wiper Change', the wiper arms will move to the service
position. Press 'Wiper Change' again to move the wipers back to
the park position.
WARNING
Cars prior to VIN 60248

When the feature is selected, the wiper arms will move to the
park position if the ignition is switched OFF, then move back
to the service position when the ignition is switched ON again.
Cars from VIN 60248
The wiper arms will remain in the service position until the fea‐
ture is deselected by pressing the 'Maintain. & Service' button
again, they will not move if the ignition is switched OFF.
13.96 Wiper blades - To remove and fit
WARNING
To remove wiper blades only, the wiper arms must be set to

the service position (position 2). ⇒ Rep. Gr. 92
If the wiper arms are to be removed with blades attached, the
blades must be set in park position. (position 0).
Note
Only grasp wiper blade in area of mounting to wiper arm. This

prevents unintended bending of the wiper armbyand
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Set wiper blade service position.⇒ Rep. Gr. 92 Copyright by Bentley Motors.
Slide cover (1) on arm upwards.

Separate wiper blade from wiper arm.

Installation:
Installation is a reversal of the removal procedure.
Check functionality of wiper system.
13.97 Wireless pressure reader (WiPR) -

WT10327
General Information
The Wireless pressure reader (WiPR) is a device that enables the
user to test wheel sensors and gather diagnostic information.
The Wireless pressure reader consists of two parts
1- Wireless pressure reader unit
2- Retractable mini USB cable
The retractable mini USB cable -2- is intended for charging pur‐
poses. Please refer to section "Battery Status and Charging"
within this document.

♦ Wireless pressure reader (WiPR) -WT10327-
Gr. 00

Operation
– To turn the device on / off press and hold buttons -1 and 2-
together.
Note
If no buttons are pressed once the device is turned on it will au‐

tomatically power off after two minutes.
– To operate the device and scroll through the menu system use
buttons -1 and 2-.
– Button -1- selects the option displayed in the bottom left hand
corner of the screen.
– Button -2- selects the option displayed in the bottom right hand
corner of the screen.
– Whilst powering up, the device will display the battery status
in the bottom right hand corner -arrow-.
Note
♦ If the battery status is very low refer to section "Battery Status

and Charging" within this document.
♦ This screen displays the frequency the
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to in MHz. Check the frequencypermitted
of the tyre pressure
unless authorisedmonitoring
system fitted to the vehicle before proceeding. Refer
any liability with totothe
respect the correctness of information in this document.
"Settings" section within this procedure should it require Copyright by Bentley Motors.
changing.
– Once the device is powered up, hold it within 20 centimetres

of the tyre valve and press the ● button to select TRIGG to
trigger the sensor.
– As the sensor is triggered it will display the following screen.

– Once the sensor has been triggered it will transmit data, and
the tyre pressure screen will be displayed showing the meas‐
ured pressure in bar / psi -1-. The sensor serial number will
also be displayed at the bottom of the screen -2-.
– Press the ▼ button to select MORE to scroll to the next screen

to display the current tyre temperature measured in Celsius (°
C) / Fahrenheit (°F) -arrow-.

– Press the ▼ button to select MORE to scroll to the next screen

to display the following:
1- Sensor serial number
2- Tyre pressure measured in bar / psi
3- Temperature measured in Celsius (°C) / Fahrenheit (°F)
4- Remaining Battery Life (RBL) in months
5- Sensor mode
6- Sensor generation
Note
♦ The remaining battery life (RBL) is displayed in months.

♦ Should the service life read less than 12 months the sensor
must be replaced. Depending on vehicle, refer to "Tyre pres‐
sure transmitter - To remove and fit" or "Tyre pressure moni‐
toring transmitter - To remove and fit". ⇒ Rep. Gr. 44
Settings Protected by copyright. Copying for private or commercial purposes, in part or in whole, is not
– The settings of the deviceanycan be accessed
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with respect to the changed
correctness by
of information in this document.
pressing and holding the ▼ button for 2 seconds, Copyright this will give
by Bentley Motors.
you the following options.
1 MODE
– The Mode settings page allows the frequency or operating
mode to be changed.
Note
Ensure the correct frequency is selected before triggering or lis‐

tening for a wheel sensor.
– Press the ▼ button to select either frequency or operating

mode.
– With the frequency highlighted -arrow-, press the ● button to

select TOGGLE . This will allow the frequency to be changed
between 433 MHz and 315 MHz.

– With the operating mode highlighted -arrow-, press the ● but‐

ton to select TOGGLE . This will allow the operating mode to be
changed between LIVE and TRIGGERED.
Note
♦ When the LIVE option is selected, the device will receive

datagram’s from all wheel sensors transmitting within the re‐
ceive range.
♦ When the TRIGGERED option is selected; the device will only
receive datagram’s triggered after the TRIGG button has been
pressed.
Note
Press and hold down the ● button to return to the operation

screens at any time.
2 UNITS
– Press and hold down the ▼ button for 2 seconds to access the
UNITS page.
– Press the ▼ button to select either temperature or pressure.
– With the pressure highlighted -arrow-, press the ● button to
select TOGGLE . This will allow the pressure to be changed be‐
tween bar / psi.
– With the temperature highlighted -arrow-, press the ● button

to select TOGGLE . This will allow the temperature to be
changed between Celsius (°C) / Fahrenheit (°F).
Note


3 AUDIO
– Press and hold down the ▼ button for 2 seconds to access the
AUDIO page.
– With the audio on / off highlighted -arrow-, press the ● button
to select TOGGLE . This will allow the LF transmission and RF
reception audible indicators to be changed between on and
off.
Note

Battery Status and Charging

Should the battery voltage fall below a pre-defined warning limit
the device will display a warning message accompanied by an
audible warning.
If the battery voltage falls below a pre-defined critical level the
device will display a warning message accompanied by an audi‐
ble warning, then the device will power off.
– To charge the Wireless pressure reader, connect the mini USB
lead -2- to the device -1- and a suitable power supply e.g.
Phone charger. Typical charge time is 2-3 hours.
Note
The device cannot be used while charging. If powered up whilst

charging, the charging message will be displayed and the unit will
automatically power off.
Error Messages
Below are examples of error messages that may be displayed on
the device.
If a sensor is not triggered the unit shall indicate that no sensor
data has been received -arrow-.
Sensor errors are defined as either:

♦ Hardware errors -arrow-

♦ Measurement errors -arrow-
♦ Remaining battery life of sensor is low -arrow-
Precautions
Caution
♦ Do not drop.
♦ Avoid storage in extremes of temperature.
♦ This device is not waterproof, do not immerse in water.
WARNING
Do not operate near a heart pacemaker.

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Hot air gun

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Panel preparation equipment

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Windscreen removal tools

Specialist tool cabinet

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