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BENTLEY SERVICE HANDBOOK
The information in this document is correct when going to print This Handbook includes information relating to certain
but in view of the Company’s continuing efforts to develop and features which are available as a customer option, and
improve its products it may have become out of date by the time therefore may not be fitted as original equipment to your
you read it. The latest information is always available to Authorised motor car.
Bentley Retailers. The information given here must not be taken
Published by Bentley Motors Limited
as forming part of or establishing any contractual or other
Crewe Cheshire CW1 3PL England
commitment by Bentley Motors, Inc., and no warranty or
Publication number TSD B0022
representation concerning the information is given. Printing by Elanders Hindson Limited
The word ‘Bentley’, and the ‘Bentley logo’ are registered trade © Bentley Motors Limited
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INTRODUCTION
Introduction Also included is valuable advice concerning correct cleaning

As the owner of one of the world’s most exclusive cars, you will and storage procedures, as well as information that may help in
consider it essential to ensure that your car is maintained and the event of an emergency.
operated in a manner befitting the world-renowned status of the
Bentley marque.
Specifications
This Service Handbook provides the information you will need This Chapter contains important operational specifications that
in order to ensure that your Bentley Continental GT is maintained may influence the manner in which the car is used and maintained.
and cared for in a manner befitting its fine pedigree. Before driving
For example: fluid capacities and weights.
the car for the first time, we recommend that you study this
Handbook, together with the Owner’s Handbook and any other
documents supplied. Approved Consumables
The Service Handbook is divided into the following Chapters: This Chapter contains specifications for the oils, fluids and other
consumable materials, approved to ensure the operational
Maintenance longevity of your car.
Regular and correct maintenance is essential to fully satisfy the
operational expectations of the discerning Bentley owner. Warranty Information
This Chapter lists and fully describes those maintenance items The requirements of ownership and Bentley’s obligations under
necessary to ensure the continued reliability and superior the comprehensive three-year warranty, are described in this
performance of your car. It is incumbent upon the owner to ensure Chapter.
that they are carried out correctly and regularly.
Contained within the Chapter is a summary of the tasks that Change of Owner Details
an Authorised Bentley Retailer will undertake as part of the In the event of a change of ownership occurring, you are advised
service, and the intervals that they will be carried out at. to complete one of the forms in Chapter 5 ‘Change of Owner
At the end of the Chapter are Vouchers to record the Service Details’, in order to ensure that the full benefits of Bentley
History of your car. ownership are transferred to the new owner.
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INTRODUCTION
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CONTENTS
This is an Index Marker
ADDRESSES v Power steering system 1-13

Braking system 1-14
IMPORTANT INFORMATION vi Windscreen washer system 1-15
Bulb replacement 1-16
MAINTENANCE Diagnostic socket 1-17
Introduction 1-3 Ignition system 1-17
Opening and closing the bonnet 1-3 Fuses 1-17
Working in the engine compartment 1-5 Facia fuseboard 1-18
Owner maintenance 1-6 Boot compartment fuseboard 1-21
Engine compartment topping-up points 1-8 Engine compartment fuseboard 1-23
Approved engine oil 1-8 Emergency starting 1-26
Engine cooling system 1-11 Vehicle lifting and supporting 1-28
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CONTENTS
Cleaning and car care 1-30 CHANGE OF OWNER DETAILS

Storage and recommissioning 1-35 Ownership information 5-2
Shipping precautions 1-37 Change of ownership forms 5-2
Safety precautions 1-38
Vehicle identification 1-40 SERVICE
Service schedules 6-2
SPECIFICATIONS Service vouchers 6-4
Introduction 2-3 Vehicle identification and code label 6-4
Engine 2-3
Wheels and tires 2-3
NOTES
Electrical 2-3
Capacities 2-3
INDEX
Dimensions 2-3
Weights 2-5
APPROVED CONSUMABLES
Fluids and lubricants 3-3
WARRANTY INFORMATION
Introduction 4-3
Warranty 4-3
Customer satisfaction guide 4-6
Reporting safety defects 4-11
Limited warranty statements 4-12
Emission warranty statements 4-15
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ADDRESSES
BENTLEY MOTORS INC. BENTLEY MOTORS LIMITED

3800 Hamlin Road Registered Office and Factory
Auburn Hills Crewe Cheshire CW1 3PL
Michigan 48326 England
Telephone: 001 248 754 6464 Telephone: 01270 653653 Customer Services
Fax: 001 248 754 6455 Fax: 01270 500620
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Symbols used within this book CAUTION

The following symbols have been used throughout this Handbook. Identifies information which prevents the vehicle being
To ensure the optimum safety of the occupants and the damaged.
operational safety and reliability of the car, you are advised to pay
particular attention to the information accompanying the warning
and caution symbols. NOTE
Identifies additional information which will help you get
the best from your vehicle.
WARNING
Identifies important safety information.
For the sake of the environment
Following these instructions will help protect you
Identifies information relating to the protection of the
from accidents and injury.
environment.
WARNING Vehicle identification

Throughout these documents, any information A label in Chapter Six contains all the Technical Information
regarding warnings will be contained inside a box. The relative to the vehicle, should it become necessary to discuss
warning boxes will contain a symbol. aspects of the vehicle with an Authorised Bentley Retailer.
An arrow in the bottom right-hand corner denotes there
is more information in the warning, either in the next column
or on the next page.
A square in the bottom right-hand corner denotes the
end of the warning.
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PRELIMINARY INFORMATION
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INTRODUCTION 1 2
Correct regular checks and maintenance by the owner or driver,
and the carrying out of comprehensive workshop servicing by
qualified technicians at the specified intervals, are essential to fully
ensure the continued reliability, safety and performance of your
Bentley Continental GT.
This Chapter specifies and fully describes information on
checking and topping-up fluids, fuse replacement, emergency
starting, vehicle lifting, comprehensive cleaning instructions, advice
on storage and recommissioning procedures, as well as the vehicle
identification number label page.
Information from this label will be necessary when discussing
the vehicle with your Authorised Bentley Retailer.
Chapter Six contains the approved service schedules and the
service vouchers that will provide a continuous record of the 8031
service history of your vehicle. Ensure that the service vouchers
are correctly endorsed after each service. Fig. 1-1
Adherence to the whole servicing regime is an essential Opening the bonnet
1 Bonnet release lever
requirement, if the full expectations of Bentley ownership are to 2 Bonnet release catch
be realised.
OPENING AND CLOSING THE BONNET turned off and have returned to their fully stowed position. The
Opening (see Fig. 1-1) bonnet release lever is located in the front left-hand footwell. Pull
Before you open the bonnet, ensure the windscreen wipers are the lever (item 1) towards you to unlock the bonnet.
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From outside the vehicle, pull the bonnet release catch (the WARNING
centre of the Bentley insignia) as illustrated (item 2). Using your Hot coolant can scald! Wait until there is no sign of
hand under the leading edge, lift the bonnet slightly until the gas escaping steam, smoke or coolant, before carefully
assist lift mechanism engages. opening the bonnet.
Do not use the release catch to lift the bonnet. When working in the engine compartment, always observe
the safety warnings, (refer to the heading ‘Working in the engine
compartment’ on page 1-5).
Closing
To close the bonnet, pull the leading edge of the bonnet down
against gas strut pressure, allowing the bonnet to lower down into
its catches unassisted.
Then, placing a hand either side of the bonnet Bentley insignia,
push down firmly to close the bonnet fully (see Fig. 1-2). Do not
attempt to slam the bonnet. If the bonnet does not close correctly,
open it fully and try again.
After closing the bonnet, always check that it is correctly
secured - it must lie flush with the surrounding body panels and
the release catch must have dropped back into the insignia housing.
WARNING
8225
If the bonnet is not closed correctly, it could open while
you are driving, obscuring your view of the road. This
Fig. 1-2
could cause an accident!
Closing the bonnet
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WARNING (continued) WARNING (continued)

If you notice that the bonnet is not closed correctly Avoid spilling fluids onto hot engine or exhaust
when driving, stop the vehicle as soon as safety permits components, a fire could result.
and close the bonnet correctly. Avoid causing short-circuits in the electrical system;
particularly at the jump lead connection points.
Always ensure that tools, cleaning cloths or any other objects
WORKING IN THE ENGINE COMPARTMENT are not inadvertently left in the engine compartment.
When working in the engine compartment, observe the following
safety precautions at all times. Do not remove the coolant expansion tank cap when the
engine is hot, the cooling system will be pressurised.
WARNING When the engine has cooled, cover the cap with a large,
All work on the engine or in the engine compartment, thick cloth to protect the face, hands and arms against escaping
e.g. checking and topping-up fluids, involves the risk of coolant and steam and slowly remove the cap.
injury, scalding, an accident or even a fire. Do not work underneath the car unless it is supported on
Never open the bonnet if you see steam or coolant escaping suitable stands, and has been prevented from moving.
from the engine compartment, there is a risk of scalding. If you intend to carry out any work which requires the engine
Apply the parking brake and move the selector lever to the to be running, be aware that there is an additional, potentially
'P' position. Switch off the engine and remove the key from the fatal, risk from rotating parts, such as drive belts, alternator, and
ignition. radiator cooling fans, as well as the risk of electric shocks from
Wait until no more steam or coolant is emitted, and then the high voltage ignition system.
allow the engine to cool before carefully opening the bonnet. You should also observe the following points.
Keep children away from the car. Never touch the ignition system wiring.
Never touch hot engine components – you may burn Remove all jewellery, loose clothing and tie back and cover
yourself. long hair.
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WARNING (continued) Authorised Bentley Retailer, there are a number of important

These items could become trapped in rotating engine checks which need to be completed more frequently.
parts, causing fatal injuries.
CAUTION
Never press the accelerator if a gear is engaged.
It is essential that the car is on totally level ground when
The vehicle could move unexpectedly, even if the parking brake
checking any fluid levels using the dipsticks. If the car is
is applied, resulting in fatal injury.
not on level ground, any reading will be inaccurate.
If work is to be carried out on the fuel or electrical systems,
you must observe the following safety information in addition to
the warnings given above. Weekly checks
• Always disconnect the battery from the vehicle's electrical 1. Check all exterior lamps, including the brake lamps for correct
system. The vehicle must be unlocked before this is done, operation. If any lamps do not operate, consult an Authorised
or the alarm will be triggered. Bentley Retailer.
• Do not smoke. 2. Check operation of the vehicle horn.
• Never use naked flame. 3. Check that all seat belts operate correctly.
• Always have a fire extinguisher readily available. The belt should extend without any snatches or snags, but
remain securely locked when pulled sharply.
4. Check operation of the parking brake and footbrake.
OWNER MAINTENANCE
It is the responsibility of the owner to ensure that the car is 5. Check beneath the vehicle for signs of fluid leaking.
maintained in accordance with the information contained within 6. Check condition and pressure of tires, including the spare:
this book. • Check the pressures when the tires are cold and adjust if
The importance of regular servicing on a time or distance basis necessary.
cannot be over-emphasised. • Check the tread depth and inspect the tires for any damage
In addition to the regular services carried out by your or distortion.
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• Also check the tire pressures if the warning text FLAT TYRE Also check the brake fluid level if BRAKE FLUID STOP
or CHECK TYRE PRESSURES and the relevant warning VEHICLE! and the relevant warning symbol or
symbol ( or ) appear in the driver information panel. appear in the driver information panel.
7. Check the windscreen washer fluid level and top-up if 4. Check the coolant level, and if necessary, top-up with the
necessary (refer to the heading ‘Windscreen washer system’ recommended solution of 50% anti-freeze (available from an
on page 1-15). Authorised Bentley Retailer) and 50% water by volume, (refer
Also refill the fluid if REFILL WINDSCREEN WASHER to the heading ‘Checking the coolant level and topping-up’ on
FLUID and the warning symbol appear in the driver page 1-12).
information panel. If INSUFFICIENT COOLANT and the relevant warning
symbol appear in the driver information panel, top-up the
For the sake of the environment coolant level.
Service oil and fluid leaks are harmful for the Only use anti-freeze from an Authorised Bentley
environment. Retailer.
For this reason, regular checks of the ground
underneath the vehicle should be made.
Three-monthly checks
1. Check the engine oil level, and top-up if necessary (refer to
Monthly checks the heading ‘Checking and topping-up the engine oil level’ on
1. Check that the air conditioning system operates correctly. page 1-8). If the warning message CHECK OIL LEVEL and the
2. Check and top-up the power steering fluid level, (refer to the warning symbol appear in the driver information panel,
heading ‘Checking and topping-up the power steering fluid’ on top-up with 2.11 US pt (1 litre) of engine oil.
page 1-14). Carefully top-up with the recommended engine oil until the
3. Check the brake fluid level, and top-up if necessary (refer to reading on the dipstick is at the maximum level (see Fig. 1-4,
the heading ‘Checking and topping-up the brake fluid’ on page Inset).
1-14). Do not overfill, otherwise engine damage could occur.
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WARNING ENGINE COMPARTMENT TOPPING-UP

If the warning message OIL PRESSURE STOP ENGINE! POINTS (see Fig. 1-3)
and the warning symbol appear in the driver If frequent topping-up is necessary, consult an Authorised Bentley
information panel, switch off the engine immediately Retailer, who will check the vehicle and have supplies of
and check the oil level. replacement fluids.
Carefully top-up with the recommended engine oil until the Prior to removing a filler cap, wipe clean the surrounding area.
reading on the dipstick is at the maximum level (see Fig. 1-4, Inset).
Do not overfill, otherwise engine damage could occur.
Checking and topping-up the engine oil level
Start the engine. If the symbol continues to flash, do not
WARNING
drive the vehicle switch the engine off immediately.
Before opening the bonnet, always observe the safety
Contact an Authorised Bentley Retailer for assistance.
warnings, (refer to the heading ‘Working in the engine
compartment’ on page 1-5).
NOTE Approved engine oil

For further information on warning displays and symbols Use only Mobil 1 0W-40 oil.
that appear in the driver information panel, refer to
Chapter Three, ‘Instruments and Warning Lamps’ in the WARNING
Owner’s Handbook. Only use engine oil approved by an Authorised Bentley
Retailer. The use of any other type of oil may invalidate
the warranty.
For the sake of the environment
Service oil and fluid leaks are harmful to the environment. It should not be necessary to top-up the engine oil unless the
For this reason, regular checks of the ground warning message CHECK OIL LEVEL and the relevant warning
underneath the vehicle should be made. symbol appear on the driver information panel.
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1 2 3 4 5
8310
Fig. 1-3
Engine compartment topping-up points
1 Washer fluid reservoir 4 Brake fluid reservoir
2 Coolant expansion tank 5 Power steering fluid reservoir
3 Engine oil filler cap and dipstick
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Ensure that the vehicle is on level ground, and has reached Raise the bonnet, (refer to the heading ‘Opening and closing
its normal operating temperature, then switch off the engine. the bonnet’ on page 1-3).
Wait at least two minutes for the oil to drain into the sump. Remove the dipstick, wipe it clean, then replace it fully. Remove
the dipstick again and check the oil level (see Fig. 1-4, Inset):
• If the oil level is in section ‘A’ of the dipstick, do not top-up
the oil level.
1 2
• If the oil level is in section ‘B’ of the dipstick, you may top-up
the oil level with approximately 1.05 US pt (0.5 litre) of
approved engine oil.
• If the oil level is in section ‘C’ of the dipstick, you must
top-up the oil level with approximately 2.11 US pt (1.0 litre)
of approved engine oil.
If topping-up is necessary, turn the engine oil filler cap
anti-clockwise, to remove it.
WARNING
A The oil filler cap may be very hot. Protect your hands
C with a thick cloth before attempting to remove or refit
the cap.
B 8198
Oil is highly flammable!
Ensure that no engine oil comes into contact with hot engine
Fig. 1-4 components when you are topping-up.
Oil filler cap and dipstick
1 Engine oil filler cap
2 Engine oil dipstick Avoid overfilling the engine, take great care when topping-up.
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Add oil slowly and carefully, wait a few minutes and re-check For the sake of the environment
the level, before adding more oil. It is illegal to pollute drains, water courses, and soil. Use
The oil level is critical. authorised waste collection facilities, including civic
amenity sites and garages providing facilities for the
Never overfill the engine, damage to components may result.
disposal of used oil and used oil filters. If in doubt, contact your
When the oil level reaches section ‘A’ on the dipstick, refit Local Authority for advice on disposal.
the filler cap.
ENGINE COOLING SYSTEM

The engine cooling system is filled with a solution of 50%
Used engine oils anti-freeze (type G30-91 available from an Authorised Bentley
The following points are for your guidance on the handling and Retailer), and 50% water by volume.
disposal of used engine oil.
The coolant should retain this mixture strength all year round
to prevent corrosion of the coolant passages, enhance cooling
WARNING
performance and to provide frost protection to –31°F (–35°C).
Engine oil is poisonous, and must be stored in a safe
place out of the reach of children. Except in an emergency, water should not be used to top-up
the cooling systems as this will dilute the concentration of coolant
Prolonged and repeated contact may cause serious
and reduce the protection.
skin disorders, including dermatitis and cancer.
It should not be necessary to top-up the coolant unless the
Wear protective clothing, including impervious gloves where
warning message INSUFFICIENT COOLANT and the relevant
practicable.
warning symbol appear on the driver information panel.
Avoid contaminating clothes with oil.
Avoid contact with the skin as far as possible; wash WARNING
thoroughly after any contact. Extra care must be taken when working on the engine
Keep out of the reach of children! or in the engine compartment.
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WARNING (continued) WARNING (continued)

When the engine is warm or hot, the cooling system When working in the engine compartment, always
is pressurised, do not remove the expansion tank cap observe the safety warnings, (refer to the heading
in these conditions; escaping steam or coolant could ‘Working in the engine compartment’ on page 1-5).
scald you.
Checking the coolant level and topping-up

Raise the bonnet, (refer to the heading ‘Opening and closing the
bonnet’ on page 1-3). The engine cooling system incorporates an
independent expansion tank.
Check the coolant levels when the engine is cold.
Clean the area around the cap, then slowly turn the expansion
tank cap anti-clockwise, allowing any pressure in the system to
dissipate, then remove.
The engine coolant level is correct when the coolant is between
the ‘MIN’ and ‘MAX’ indicators inside the tank, (see Fig. 1-5).
If necessary, add the solution of 50% anti-freeze and 50% water
by volume slowly, until the level is correct. Do not overfill.
Securely fit the expansion tank cap.
WARNING
8201
Do not remove the pressure cap from the coolant
expansion tank while the engine is hot as scalding fluid
Fig. 1-5
and steam under pressure can be blown out.
Coolant level marks
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WARNING (continued)
Cooling system anti-freeze is toxic! Always store
anti-freeze in its original container, with the lid in place,
and keep it out of the reach of children.
This precaution also applies to any coolant that may have
MAX
been drained from the car.
MIN
In extremely cold ambient temperatures, an incorrect
anti-freeze mixture could result in the coolant freezing, causing
the engine to seize. As the heater would not operate in these
conditions, there is a risk of passengers being exposed to
extreme cold.
8199
POWER STEERING SYSTEM
The power steering system is filled with Pentozine CHF 11S
Fig. 1-6
(RH 5000) fluid. The level should be checked with the fluid at
Power steering dipstick
normal operating temperature, approximately 122°F (50°C) and
with the engine switched off.
WARNING WARNING (continued)

Before opening the bonnet to check the power steering Power steering fluid is poisonous! Always store power
fluid level, always observe the safety warnings, (refer steering fluid in its original container, with the lid in
to the heading ‘Working in the engine compartment’ place, and keep it out of the reach of children.
on page 1-5). Use only Pentozine CHF 11S (RH 5000) fluid.
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WARNING (continued) Checking and topping-up the power steering fluid

Use of an incorrect specification fluid can cause damage Raise the bonnet, (refer to the heading ‘Opening and closing the
to the power steering system. bonnet’ on page 1-3).
If topping-up is necessary, clean the area around the cap, then
remove the cap from the reservoir.
The fluid level should be between the ‘MIN’ and ‘MAX’
indicators on the dipstick, (see Fig. 1-6).
If necessary, add fluid until the level is correct. Do not overfill.
Wipe the dipstick, then replace the reservoir cap.
BRAKING SYSTEM
The braking system reservoir is filled with DOT 4 brake fluid.
It should not be necessary to top-up the brake fluid unless the
warning message BRAKE FLUID STOP VEHICLE! and the relevant
warning symbol or appear on the driver information
panel. The brake fluid level should be between the ‘MIN’ and ‘MAX’
marks indicated on the reservoir, (see Fig. 1-7).
Checking and topping-up the brake fluid

Raise the bonnet, (refer to the heading ‘Opening and closing the
8200
bonnet’ on page 1-3).
Fig. 1-7 If topping-up is necessary, read the warning on the top of
Brake fluid reservoir the cap, then remove the cap from the reservoir.
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Take care to avoid brake fluid coming into contact with finished
paintwork.
Add DOT 4 brake fluid until the level is between the ‘MAX’
and ‘MIN’ marks on the side of the reservoir.
Do not overfill.
Fit the reservoir filler cap.
WARNING
Before opening the bonnet to check the brake fluid
level, always observe the safety warnings, (refer to
the heading ‘Working in the engine compartment’ on
page 1-5).
Brake fluid is poisonous!
Always store brake fluid in its original container, with the lid 8211
in place, and keep it out of the reach of children.

Fig. 1-8
Have the brake fluid changed every two years.
Washer fluid reservoir
If brake fluid is not changed regularly, constant, heavy use of
the brakes could cause a vapour lock.
This would seriously affect the efficiency of the braking
WINDSCREEN WASHER SYSTEM
system and increase the risk of an accident.
The washer system reservoir is filled with a solution of 30%
Use only DOT 4 brake fluid. isopropyl alcohol and 70% water by volume.
Use of a universal or incorrect specification brake fluid will This mixture strength will provide frost protection to –14°F
cause damage to the brake system. (–10°C).
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It should only be necessary to top-up the washer fluid when

the warning message REFILL WINDSCREEN WASHER FLUID and
the relevant warning symbol appear on the driver information
panel. Refer to Chapter 3 of the Owner's Handbook.
Raise the bonnet, (refer to the heading ‘Opening and closing
C the bonnet’ on page 1-3).
B A
B Fill the reservoir until the fluid is level with the base of the
filler neck (see Fig. 1-8).
A WARNING
Before opening the bonnet to check the washer fluid
level, always observe the safety warnings, (refer to the
heading ‘Working in the engine compartment’ on page
1-5).
D
BULB REPLACEMENT
D
The headlamp assemblies on this vehicle are operated by a high
voltage, that can cause serious personal injury and even death if
8274 handled incorrectly.
Fig. 1-9 Access to other bulbs can only be gained by removing other
Diagnostic socket, fuseboard locations and access vehicle components.
A. Diagnostic socket Therefore, it is recommended that all bulbs are
B. Facia fuseboard
C. Engine compartment fuseboard changed by an Authorised Bentley Retailer or other
D. Boot compartment fuseboard qualified personnel.
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DIAGNOSTIC SOCKET (see Fig. 1-9) The engine compartment fuseboard (item C) is located below
A diagnostic socket (item A) is located underneath the driver’s the lower windscreen vent and requires the removal of various
kneeroll. The socket forms part of the ‘on board’ diagnostics components. It is therefore recommended, that replacement of
facility and is for use by service personnel. fuses in this fuseboard should only be carried out by a qualified
technician.
The boot compartment fuseboard (item D) is in the boot
IGNITION SYSTEM
compartment, on the left-hand side.
WARNING
The engine is equipped with an electronic ignition
Fuses
system. Because of the high voltage produced it is
The fuseboards utilise blade type fuses. The ampere rating of each
dangerous to touch any electrical components for
fuse is shown on the shoulder of the individual fuse.
example, ignition coils, sparking plug sockets, ignition cables,
diagnostic socket, and amplifier modules, if the ignition is Fuse positions can be identified using the following illustrations
switched on. and tables.
A fuse removal tool, is clipped to the edge of the boot
NOTE compartment fuseboard (see Fig. 1-11, arrowed).
This spark ignition system meets all requirements of the Prior to removing a fuse, switch off the ignition and all electrical
Canadian Interference-Causing Equipment Regulations. accessories.
To check a fuse, remove it from the fuseboard, a break in the
link wire inside indicates a ‘blown’ fuse.
FUSES To remove a fuse press the removal tool onto the head of the
Fuseboard locations fuse, squeeze the tool and pull the fuse from the fuseboard.
There are three fuseboards fitted to the vehicle and they are If the fuse has ‘blown’, it should be replaced with a fuse of the
located in the following positions (see Fig. 1-9). same type and rating. To fit a fuse, align the blades of the fuse with
The facia fuseboard (item B) is behind the driver’s kneeroll. the slots in the fuseboard and press the fuse firmly into position.
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Facia fuseboard There is no fuse label on the fuseboard, a particular fuse should
The facia fuseboard is located behind the driver’s kneeroll. be located by using the numbers and descriptions in this table
To gain access, locate the release lever, situated at the outer together with the numbers on the facia fuseboard illustration (see
edge underneath the kneeroll. Fig. 1-10).
Pull the lever rearwards.

The following table identifies each fuse in the facia fuseboard
Facia fuse details (see Fig. 1-10)
and the circuits it protects.
Fuse no. Rating Circuit protected
1 40 A Audio amplifier
Left-hand door Control Module (CM)
2 20 A
Left-hand rear quarter glass (CM)
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
10
11
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Right-hand door Control Module (CM)

3 20 A
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
21
20
19
Right-hand rear quarter glass (CM)

40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
4 20 A Aerial amplifier
58
59
60
DV64
5 5A Roof module (CM)

61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88
6 15 A Keyless entry (CM)

79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
89
7 15 A Vacuum pump
8 25 A ABS/ESP (CM)
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9 5A TV tuner - Not used
Fig. 1-10
10 15 A Front body (CM) left-hand indicator
Facia fuseboard layout
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Fuse no. Rating Circuit protected Fuse no. Rating Circuit protected
11 15 A Front body (CM) right-hand indicator Driver instrument panel, Electronic park
27 5A
brake switch, Diagnostic socket (pin 16)
12 15 A Front body (CM) left-hand dip/main
28 5A Telephone (CM)
13 15 A Front body (CM) right-hand dip/main
29 5A Park heater radio receiver
14 20 A Front body (CM) horns
HVAC (CM), Coolant circulation pump,
15 5A Stop lamps switch 30 10 A
Heat regulator valves
16 20 A Park heater (CM) 31 5A Analogue clock
17 10 A Infotainment display screen 32 5A Driver and passenger lumbar system
18 10 A Steering column (CM) 33 5A Navigation system (CM)
19 10 A Keyless entry (CM) 34 5A Anti-theft alarm siren
20 – Not used 35 5A Front body (CM) - Interior lamps
21 5A Engine management current supply relay 36 10 A Front body (CM)
Engine management (CM) 1 37 10 A Rear seat lumber support (when fitted)
22 5A
Engine management (CM) 2 38 – Not used
23 5A Driver instrument panel 39 – Not used
24 – Not used 40 – Not used
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43 – Not used 60 10 A Air suspension (CM)
44 – Not used 61 5A ABS (CM)
45 – Not used 62 5A Global close switch
46 – Not used Front body (CM)
47 – Not used 63 5A Light switch

Telephone (CM)
48 – Not used
64 5A Steering column (CM)
49 – Not used
65 10 A Park heater replacement coolant pump
50 – Not used
HVAC (CM)
51 – Not used 66 5A
HVAC compressor
52 5A Air bag (CM) + Air Bag OFF warning lamp
Transmission (CM)
53 5A Cruise control brake switch 67 10 A
ESP switch
54 5A Driver instrument panel
Gearchange switch
68 5A
55 10 A Engine management (CM) 1 and (CM) 2 Park solenoid lock switch
56 5A Oil level/temperature sensor 69 5A Electronic park brake (CM)
57 – Not used 70 5A Speed sensitive steering (CM)
58 – Not used 71 5A Active rear aerofoil (CM)
59 5A Rear Body + Tail lamp (CM) 72 5A Air quality sensor
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9 23
1
73 – Not used 10
11
24
25
2 37
100 12 26 38
74 – Not used 47 48 49 50 3 13 27 39
14 28 40
4 15 29 41
75 – Not used 5 16 30 42
17 31 43
6 18 32 44
76 – Not used 51 52 53 54 19 33 45
7 20 34 46
21 35
77 – Not used 8
22 36
78 10 A Rear seat heaters 8219
79 – Not used
Fig. 1-11
80 – Not used Boot compartment fuseboard layout
Fuse removal tool location arrowed
81 – Not used
82 – Not used
Boot compartment fuseboard (see Fig. 1-11)
83 – Not used
This fuseboard is located on the left-hand side of the boot
84 15 A Front cigar lighter compartment. To gain access, turn the two trim panel retainers
85 15 A Rear cigar lighter one quarter turn anti-clockwise and remove the trim panel.
The following table identifies each fuse in the boot
86 – Not used
compartment fuseboard and the circuits it protects.
87 30 A Driver’s seat (CM) There is no identification on the fuseboard, a particular fuse
88 30 A Front passenger’s seat (CM) should be located by using the numbers and descriptions in this
table together with the numbers on the boot compartment
89 20 A Rear seat heater (CM)
fuseboard illustration (see Fig. 1-11).
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Boot compartment fuse details (see Fig. 1-11)

Fuse no. Rating Circuit protected 17 – Not used
3 80 A Battery management relay 2 20 – Not used
4 – Not used
21 – Not used
5 – Not used
22 – Not used
6 40 A Air suspension compressor
23 5A Luggage compartment lamps
7 – Not used
24 10 A Rear body (CM), RH Tail lamp
8 – Not used
25 – Not used
9 25 A Active rear aerofoil
26 10 A Rear body (CM), LH Tail lamp
10 5A Battery management (CM)
27 15 A Power socket – Boot
11 5A Tire pressure monitoring (CM)
28 – Not used
12 5A Park distance control (CM)
Electronic park brake (CM)
13 – Not used 29 30 A
Right-hand motor
14 5A Fuel filler door release
Electronic park brake (CM)
30 30 A
15 25 A Heated rear window relay 2 Left-hand motor
16 25 A Heated rear window relay 1 31 – Not used
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Boot compartment relays (see Fig. 1-11)

32 5A Battery parallel circuit relay Relay no. Component description
47 Heated rear windscreen relay 1

33 5A Fuel pump relay 1
34 20 A Fuel pump module – Right 48 Fuel filler door release relay
35 20 A Fuel pump module – Left 49 Battery management relay 2
50 Heated rear windscreen relay 2

36 30 A Engine management ignition supply relay
37 – Not used 51 Battery management relay 1
38 – Not used 52 Starter relay
53 Air suspension compressor relay

39 – Not used
40 – Not used 54 Fuel pump relays
41 3A Vehicle inclination sensor
42 15 A Rear body (CM) boot lid release motor

Engine compartment fuseboard
43 – Not used The engine compartment fuseboard is located in the rear corner
of the engine compartment on the passenger’s side.
44 10 A Air suspension (CM)
Access to the fuseboard requires removal of various
45 – Not used components.
Therefore, replacement of the fuses should only be carried
46 – Not used
out by a qualified technician.
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Details of the fuses are included in case of emergency where

qualified assistance is available.
The following table identifies each fuse in the engine
38 39 40 41 compartment fuseboard and the circuits it protects.
There is no identification on the fuseboard, a particular fuse
should be located by using the numbers and descriptions in this
table together with the numbers on the engine compartment
34 35 36 37
fuseboard illustration (see Fig. 1-12).
32 33 27 28 29 30 31 Engine compartment fuse details (see Fig. 1-12)

10 20
24 26 1 10 A Fuel injectors – Bank 1
9 19
23 25 8 18
7 17 2 10 A Fuel injectors – Bank 2
22 6 16
5 15
3 – Not used
21
4 14 4 5A Front body (CM)

3 13
2 12 Mass air flow sensors
1 11
Exhaust gas temperature sensors
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5 5A Secondary air injection non
return valves
Fig. 1-12
Engine compartment fuseboard layout Vacuum pump
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Fuel pump 2 9 – Not used
Secondary air injection pump
6 10 A 10 10 A Engine management (CM) 1 and (CM) 2
Auxiliary coolant pump
Leak detection pump 11 15 A Headlamp washer system pump
Engine cooling thermostat
12 10 A Radiator fans
Dump solenoid valve – Bank 1
Turbo bypass valve – Bank 1 13 25 A Oxygen sensors
Inlet camshaft timing valve – Bank 1 Park position heater

14 20 A
7 10 A Exhaust camshaft timing valve – Bank 1 Heated element washer jets
Purge valve – Bank 1
15 15 A Transmission (CM)
Dual mode exhaust valve – Bank 1
Engine mount valve – Bank 1 16 10 A Turbo cooling pump
Boost control valve – Bank 1 17 – Not used
Engine mount valve – Bank 2
18 15 A Front body (CM)
Dump solenoid valve – Bank 2
Turbo bypass valve – Bank 2 19 40 A Windscreen wiper motor
Inlet camshaft timing valve – Bank 2 20 15 A Windscreen washer pump
8 10 A
Exhaust camshaft timing valve – Bank 2
21 – Not used
Purge valve – Bank 2
Dual mode exhaust valve – Bank 2 Fuel injectors – Bank 1
22 40 A
Boost control valve – Bank 2 Ignition coils – Bank 1
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Fuse no. Rating Circuit protected Relay no. Component description

23 40 A Accessory relay feed 36 Secondary air injection pump relay 1
24 50 A ABS (CM) 37 Not used
Fuel injectors – Bank 2 38 Engine management accessories relay
25 40 A
Ignition coils – Bank 2 39 Secondary air injection pump relay 2
26 40 A Ignition relay 40 Engine management current supply relay 2
27 50 A Radiator fan 2 41 Turbo pump relay
28 50 A Radiator fan 1
29 50 A Secondary air injection pump 1
EMERGENCY STARTING (see Fig. 1-13)
30 50 A Secondary air injection pump 2 Because the vehicle is fitted with two batteries, it is extremely
31 50 A HVAC blower motor unlikely that the following Emergency Starting procedure will ever
be necessary.
However, in the event that the battery does become
Engine compartment relays (see Fig. 1-12)
discharged, your Continental GT cannot be started by pushing or
Relay no. Component description towing. The only approved method of starting the car is by the
use of a battery fitted to another vehicle.
32 Headlamp washer system relay
33 Engine management current supply relay 1 WARNING
The engine compartment of any motor vehicle is a
34 Smoothing capacitor
potentially dangerous area and can cause serious
35 Ignition relay personally injury.
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WARNING (continued)
Therefore;
+
When handling batteries always observe the +
following safety information:
• Before working on the electrical system, always switch
off the engine, the ignition and all electrical
equipment.
• Always wear eye protection.
• Fires, sparks, naked lights and smoking are prohibited.
• When handling cables and electrical equipment, avoid
generating sparks and electrostatic charge.
• Never allow the battery terminals to short circuit, as
high-energy sparks can cause injury.
8214
• A highly explosive mixture of gases is given off when a
battery is being charged. Fig. 1-13
• Keep children away from acid and batteries. Emergency starting battery connections
• Never use a damaged battery, an explosion could result.

• Replace a damaged battery immediately.
Always follow the jump leads manufacturer’s instructions.
Position the donor vehicle so that its battery is adjacent to
Using jump leads (see Fig. 1-13) the rear of your car.
Jump leads must meet the specification DIN 52773 and the leads Apply the parking brakes and ensure the gear levers are in
must have a minimum diameter of 0.22 in (5.5 mm). neutral on both vehicles.
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NOTE Starting the vehicle

Ensure the two vehicles do not touch, or the circuit could Turn off the ignition switch. Switch off all electrical equipment on
be completed as soon as the positive terminals are both the vehicles and follow the procedures set out below.
connected. 1. Connect the red jump lead from the positive (+) terminal on
Ensure the donor battery is of the same voltage (12 volts) as the battery of the donor vehicle to the positive (+) terminal
your vehicle. on the starter battery which is located on the
right-hand side of the boot compartment.
2. Connect the black jump lead from the negative (–) terminal of
the donor vehicle to the negative (–) terminal of the main
system battery which is located on the left-hand side
of the boot compartment.
3. Ensure that the jump leads are clear of all moving parts and
start the engine of the donor vehicle.
4. Start the engine of your vehicle. Once the engine is running
normally, allow it to idle for several minutes.
5. Switch off the engine of the donor vehicle and disconnect the
jump leads - disconnect the leads in the reverse sequence to
the connection, i.e. disconnect the black lead from your car
first.
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VEHICLE LIFTING AND SUPPORTING
In a service environment, the vehicle should only be lifted and
Fig. 1-14
Lifting and supporting points using a trolley supported using a two-pillar vehicle lift, using the support points
jack or two-pillar vehicle lift shown (see Fig. 1-14).
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If the car is to be lifted using the vehicle jack supplied, then

the wheel change jacking points should be used (see Fig. 1-15).
For further information concerning use of the vehicle jack
supplied, refer to Chapter 12 of the Owner’s Handbook.
WARNING
Only use the designated jacking points.
Never lift or support the vehicle on any other
part of the underbody.
The car jack supplied with the vehicle is for emergency use
only, it is not intended to be used for any service work.
Any service activity involving working with the vehicle off 8299
the ground must be carried out on a two-pillar vehicle lift,

using the designated jacking points, and following the correct Fig. 1-15
safety procedures. Lifting points using vehicle jack
Any other method of raising the vehicle would be impractical

and unsafe.
For example, if a trolley jack was used to raise the vehicle,
it would then be necessary, in the interest of safety, to place an
To prevent damage to the underside of the car, always use
axle stand at the same jacking point.
rubber pads between the lift and the vehicle.
As this would be impossible, never raise the vehicle with
Before positioning the vehicle over the lifting platform, ensure
a trolley jack.
that the underbody will not foul the platform, and that the vehicle
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will be at a height sufficient to position the rubber pads between IMPORTANT (continued)
the lifting platform and the jacking points. NOTE
If necessary, raise the suspension to the High ride height using The ride height control function can be re-activated by
the procedure shown in Chapter 7 ‘Infotainment System’ within reversing the de-activating procedure.
the Owner’s Handbook. However, the system will automatically be
Ensure the Ride Height function is de-activated before lifting re-activated when the vehicle reaches 6 mile/h (10 km/h).
the vehicle, to prevent gas escaping from the suspension units.
Referring to the following procedure. WARNING
When lifting the car, always observe the following
safety information.
IMPORTANT All occupants must leave the car before it is lifted.
Prior to raising a lifting platform, to prevent gas escaping from The car should only be lifted on the relevant jacking points
the suspension units, it will be necessary to de-activate the ride shown in the illustrations (see Fig. 1-14 and Fig. 1-15).
height control function of the vehicle. Never run the engine when the car is supported on a jack,
Place the vehicle in the ‘Jacking up mode’ as follows: there is a risk of accidents.
Never allow anyone to work beneath the vehicle unless it is
Switch on the ignition.
supported on suitable stands, there is a risk of accidents.
Simultaneously press and hold down these two
buttons located on the lower centre console for
five seconds. CLEANING AND CAR CARE
Regular cleaning will help maintain the value of your vehicle.
JACK MODE will be displayed in the driver information
If substances such as bird droppings, tree sap, road dirt,
panel: The vehicle can now be lifted without damaging the air
industrial deposits or other harmful deposits are allowed to remain
suspension system.
on the vehicle, they will damage the paintwork.
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High temperatures, and strong sunlight can further intensify WARNING (continued)
the corrosive effect. Improper use of cleaning products could damage your
Therefore, protect the vehicle against harsh environmental health or damage your car.
conditions by washing and polishing regularly. When using any car cleaning products, always work
After periods of cold weather, when detergents and salt etc., in a well ventilated area.
have been used on the roads, it is important that the underside of Never use cleaning products that contain volatile fluids. They
the vehicle is also washed thoroughly. can be toxic, highly inflammable and could cause a fire or
explosion.
Before cleaning your car, select the P-Park position and apply
CLEANING THE EXTERIOR the parking brake. Switch off the engine and remove the key from
Cleaning products the ignition switchbox.
The products referred to in the following procedures, have been
specially formulated to clean and protect the surface finishes of
the car. For the sake of the environment
These products can be obtained from an Authorised Bentley Always select car cleaning products which have minimal
Retailer. effect on the environment.
Do not dispose of car cleaning products with
WARNING household waste.
Car cleaning products can be toxic. Ensure they are Observe all the information provided with the product.
stored in their original containers, with the lids in place,
and keep them out of the reach of children.
Washing your car
Failure to do this could result in poisoning.
In order to maintain the car exterior in good condition, the
Always read and observe the manufacturer’s instructions and following procedures are recommended.
warnings included with the cleaning products.
After wetting, start at the top of the car and work down using
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a clean sheepskin Washmitt and fresh water with a small amount contamination and degradation. If using a hose, do not use
of Car Shampoo added. excessive pressure from the hose and always thoroughly wet the
After washing, rinse the car using fresh water or a low pressure car before commencing cleaning.
hose. Remove excess water with a chamois leather. When
leathering off the car, the leather should be rinsed frequently in CAUTION
clean cold water. Under no circumstances should any attempt be made to
remove dirt, mud, or dust when the surface of the car
Remove any road tar, squashed flies etc., from the car by gently
is dry.
rubbing with a soft cloth moistened with an appropriate tar
remover (do not apply to the windscreen or windows). Finally, Never use a dry cloth or sponge when cleaning, this can
rinse well with clean cold water and dry with the leather. produce serious scratching of the paintwork or glass. Soak dirt,
Always wash the car with clean, preferably running, cold or mud or dust with plenty of water first.
lukewarm water. Frequent washing is the best safeguard against The use of automatic car wash facilities is not
recommended, as the detergents used and the nylon brush
washing action may stain or seriously scratch the paintwork,
damage to the windows could also occur.
Do not use a pressure washer or steam cleaner on the exterior
paintwork, glass or brightwork.
Avoid washing your car in strong sunlight.
Cleaning the active rear aerofoil

To improve access to the aerofoil for cleaning purposes, it can be
8243 deployed manually.
Fig. 1-16 Press the upper aerofoil switch on the lower centre console
Active rear aerofoil manual control switches switch panel (see Fig. 1-16), to deploy the aerofoil.
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Clean the aerofoil following the guidelines given under the WARNING
heading ‘Washing your car’ on page 1-31. There is a risk of injury, when cleaning the underside
Remember to retract the aerofoil after cleaning. of the vehicle, always protect your hands and arms from
sharp metal edges.
WARNING Note that moisture, ice and salt on the brake system
Before deploying or retracting the rear aerofoil, ensure components may affect braking efficiency.
that no obstructions (for example, items of clothing,
jewellery or any part of the body) are likely to become
trapped. Polishing
After washing and drying the car, the paintwork should be
protected by the application of a suitable non-abrasive wax
NOTE following the manufacturer’s instructions on the label.
When manually retracting the aerofoil, the retraction
process is in four movements, providing adequate
CAUTION
warning to ensure the closing area is clear of obstruction.
To prevent damage to the paintwork, do not apply wax
If the aerofoil is obstructed during deployment or retraction, in a dusty or gritty atmosphere.
it will return automatically to the previously held position.
In climatic conditions where long periods of sunshine
prevail, more frequent cleaning/polishing may be necessary.
Washing beneath the car If regular cleaning/polishing is not carried out, the original gloss
It is essential that the underside of the car is kept free of road salt and finish may deteriorate. Any stone chips in the paintwork
and heavy accumulations of dirt and mud. should be rectified immediately to avoid further damage.
At each washing, the underside should be washed with a hose,
paying particular attention to the under wing areas and the sills. Plating
Heavy deposits of mud which cannot be removed with the Stainless steel and chromium plating should be cleaned with a damp
hose should be removed with a non-metallic scraper. cloth and then polished with a soft, dry cloth.
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Where tarnishing has occurred, the surface should be lightly as tires should be cleaned and protected by the application of
polished with Supreme Car Polish to restore the finish. Rubber Conditioner.
CAUTION WARNING
Do not polish plated surfaces in a dusty or gritty Never wash tires with a concentrated jetwash of water,
atmosphere, scratching may occur. Under no even light pressure can cause damage.
circumstances should a metal polish containing abrasives
Note that moisture, ice and salt on the brake
be applied.
system components may affect braking efficiency.
Glass
To obtain maximum clarity of the windows, they should be cleaned Alloy or Chrome plated wheels (when fitted)
using Cream Glass Cleaner. This will also leave a protective shield To maintain the original lustre of the alloy wheels or chrome
on the glass that will retard contamination. wheels and to remove brake dust, tar, and road dirt, the wheels
should be cleaned with Wheel Cleaner.
CAUTION After cleaning, rinse with clean cold water. Dry the chrome
Never use warm or hot water to remove snow and ice wheels with a chamois leather and then polish with a soft, dry cloth.
from windows and mirrors. Where tarnishing of chrome wheels has occurred, the surface
This can cause the glass to crack. should be lightly polished with Supreme Car Polish to restore the
finish.
The heating elements for the rear screen heater are on the
inside. Do not place stickers on the heating elements, damage may
CAUTION
result.
Do not polish plated surfaces in a dusty or gritty
atmosphere, scratching may occur.
Rubber components Under no circumstances should a metal polish
After washing and cleaning the car, the rubber components such containing abrasives be applied.
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CLEANING THE INTERIOR carpet shampoo or a mild detergent diluted with clean, warm
Upholstery water. Care should be taken not to over-wet the material.
Leather upholstery should be cleaned with a damp cloth. If
necessary, obstinate marks can be cleaned with a small quantity
Seat belts
of Leather Cleaner. Only use Leather Cleaner in accordance with
Cleaning may safely be carried out using mild soap and water.
the manufacturer’s instructions, to remove marks on
the upholstery. Care should be taken to avoid contamination of the webbing
with polishes, oils, and chemicals, and particularly battery acid.
An occasional application of Leather Conditioner and Hide
Food, used in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions, Extend the belts from their reels and wash with warm water
will preserve the upholstery. containing a mild soap. Care should be taken not to over-wet the
webbing. Allow the belts to dry naturally, before allowing them to
retract.
Woodwork
Woodwork should be cleaned with a damp cloth, then dried and
polished with a clean dry cloth.
Air bag covers
Clean with a damp cloth. Do not over-wet the area.
Water must never be allowed to lie upon the woodwork.
Then dry with a clean cloth.
CAUTION
Never use a proprietary wood polish.
STORAGE AND RECOMMISSIONING
To ensure the correct degree of protection, always follow the
information and recommendations given in this chapter.
Carpets Your Authorised Bentley Retailer will make recommendations,
The carpets should be cleaned periodically with a vacuum cleaner and provide help to ensure that any recommissioning procedures,
or soft brush in order to remove dust or dirt. Stains or grease which may be necessary after storage or shipping, can be carried
marks may be removed from the carpets by means of a good quality out with minimum disruptions.
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Recommended storage procedures • Fully charge each battery, following the manufacturer’s
Prior to storage, ensure that the vehicle interior and exterior are instructions on the battery conditioner.
clean and dry and that any damage is rectified. Then, carry out the
following procedures:
Battery conditioner specification
• The storage building should be dry and well ventilated.
• Increase the tire pressures to 3,5 bar (350 kPa, 50 lbf/in2). Output voltage 13.7 v DC ±0.1 v
• Check that the pressure in the temporary use spare tire is Output current 500 mA
4,2 bar (420 kPa, 60 lbf/in2).
Ripple <10 mV
• Check the levels of the engine oil, engine cooling system
reservoir, power steering system reservoir, and the braking Short circuit current 125 mA
system reservoir.
Load regulation 25 mV
• Ensure that the fluid levels are correct; top-up as necessary.
Line regulation <10 mV
WARNING Output connector 1 Positive
The power steering system and the braking 1 Negative
system are filled with different types of fluid.
Indicators Input ON (red lamp illuminated)
When filling or topping-up the reservoirs it is
essential that the correct fluid is used. Damage will occur if Charging (yellow lamp illuminated)
incorrect fluids are used in a system. Protection Current limit
Short circuit
• Ensure all electrical equipment is switched off. Reverse polarity
• Ensure a battery conditioner conforming to the following
Input/Output isolation 3.75 kV
specification is used.
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• Cover the car with a light cotton or muslin dust sheet, WARNING
ensuring that the tires are covered if there is a possibility of The power steering system and the braking
sunlight penetrating into the storage area. system are filled with different types of fluid.
When filling or topping-up the reservoirs it is
WARNING essential that the correct fluid is used. Damage will occur if
incorrect fluids are used in a system.
If the vehicle is to be stored in this condition for periods
in excess of three months, then it will be necessary to
contact an Authorised Bentley Retailer, who will give • Start the engine, noting that the warning lamps on the driver
advice and guidance on the correct additional procedures for information panel extinguish after the engine has started.
longer storage periods. Switch off immediately if any warning lamps remain
The additional procedures must be followed in preparation illuminated.
for when the vehicle is next recommissioned. • Check the operation of all the controls, instruments, lamps,
and accessories.
Recommissioning procedure SHIPPING PRECAUTIONS

If the vehicle has not been driven for a period in excess of three Due to the complexity of the electronics fitted to the vehicle, it
months, contact an Authorised Bentley Retailer. is recommended, prior to shipping, to contact an Authorised
Otherwise, the following points are all that should require Bentley Retailer, who can fully explain the consequences of
attention before the car is roadworthy: disconnecting both batteries.
When transporting a car overseas always contact a reputable
• Check all the tire inflation pressures and adjust to the
shipping agent to obtain the correct advice and service.
recommended inflation pressure.
The following points must be brought to the attention
• Ensure that the fluid levels are correct; top-up as necessary. of the shipping agent:
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• Ensure that the driver’s door is open and the ignition key is therefore that when dealing with the fuel system, the following
removed from the ignition switchbox. precautions are observed.
• Disconnect the left-hand battery earth terminal and ensure
that the terminal is insulated. Health hazard
• The driver’s door can then be closed/opened as required. • All forms of contact with the fuel system should be kept to an
absolute minimum.
• When the car is shipped in a container, place a bag of
silica-gel inboard of each wheel, below the suspension. • Fuel is an irritant to the eyes and skin and any affected parts
should be washed immediately with clean water.
WARNING • Fuel vapours are irritant to the eyes and lungs and if high
If it is necessary to drain the fuel from the fuel tank, it concentrations are inhaled, it may cause nausea, headaches, and
should be syphoned into a closed container, but do not depression.
run the engine to completely drain the system or • Always ensure that the area is well ventilated. Whenever
damage to the fuel pumps could occur. possible, the vapours should be ducted out of the building.
Damage to the exhaust system catalyst could also occur if • Suitable protection should always be used e.g. gloves, aprons,
the engine is allowed to run until the fuel system is completely goggles, etc.
empty.
A note should be positioned on the facia stating that the fuel Fire risk
tank is empty and that no attempt should be made to start the • Extreme care must be exercised whenever any work is carried
engine until the tank contains fuel. out on the fuel system.
• Always ensure that the no smoking rule is strictly observed and
that there is either a foam, dry powder, or CO2 (carbon dioxide)
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS fire extinguisher readily to hand.
Fuel • Before disconnecting any fuel lines, ensure that battery leads
Fuel (petrol) is acutely toxic and highly inflammable. It is important are disconnected.
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Fig. 1-17
Vehicle identification locations
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• If the fuel is to be removed from the tank, ensure that it is • Gross Front axle weight rating.
syphoned into a closed container. • Gross Rear axle weight rating.
• Fuel has a sufficiently high vapour pressure to cause a hazardous The VIN is also visible in the lower left-hand corner of the
build-up of vapour in poorly ventilated areas. windscreen.
A label is also attached to the left-hand door closing pillar, in
Exhaust gases the form of a machine readable bar code.
The danger from inhaling exhaust gases cannot be over A self-adhesive vehicle identification and paint and trim code
emphasised. label is affixed in the boot compartment, adjacent to the spare
When operating the engine in a garage, workshop, or a wheel well (see Fig. 1-17).
confined space, always ensure that the area is well The information on this label should correspond to the label
ventilated. Whenever possible, the exhaust gases should be in Chapter Seven of this Handbook.
ducted out of the building.
Sitting in the car with the heating, ventilation and air
conditioning system operating will not eliminate the danger.
VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION (see Fig. 1-17)

The Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) is stamped onto the
vehicle body, below the cover panel accessed from the engine
compartment, and also onto a plate attached to the left-hand door
hinge panel.
The following information is also included on the VIN plate.
• Vehicle Type Approval Number.
• Gross Vehicle Weight rating.
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QUICK REFERENCE
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INTRODUCTION ELECTRICAL
Where not otherwise indicated or separately listed, all technical System voltage 12 V direct current
data in this section applies to vehicles with standard equipment
for North American and Canadian markets. Main systems battery on the left-hand side 85 ampere hour
Starter battery on the right-hand side 61 ampere hour
ENGINE
Number of cylinders/Type 12 cylinder, 2 banks of 6 in CAPACITIES
W configuration Description US gallons Metric
Firing order 1-12-5-8-3-10-6-7-2-11-4-9 Fuel tank (nominal) 23.77 gal 90,0 litres
3
Capacity – 5998 cm Engine cooling system 40.15 pt 19,0 litres
Bore 3.3 in 84 mm Engine oil with filter renewal 26.41 pt 12,5 litres
Stroke 3.6 in 90.2 mm Transmission fluid 23.03 pt 10,9 litres
Compression ratio 9.0:1 – Windscreen washer reservoir 13.73 pt 6,5 litres
Engine power 552 bhp 560 PS Braking system 1.83 pt 0,87 litre
Engine torque 479 lbf ft 650 Nm Power steering system 3.80 pt 1,8 litres
DIMENSIONS
WHEELS AND TIRES Dimensions (see Fig. 2-1) Imperial Metric
Wheel size 9J X 19 A Overall length 15 ft 8 in 4807 mm
Standard tire size 275/40 R19 (105Y) EL ‘B’ B Wheelbase 9 ft 2745 mm
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E B
A
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Fig. 2-1
Vehicle dimensions
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DIMENSIONS (continued) Weight Imperial Metric

Dimensions (see Fig. 2-1) Imperial Metric Maximum front axle load 3420 lb 1550 kg
Height (unladen at Maximum rear axle load 3220 lb 1460 kg
C 4 ft 6 in 1390 mm
standard ride height)
D Ground clearance 4.3 in 110 mm
Overall width
E 6 ft 5 in 1965 mm
(mirrors folded)
Overall width
F 6 ft 9 in 2102 mm
(including mirrors)
Front axle track 5 ft 4 in 1623 mm
Rear axle track 5 ft 3 in 1607 mm
Turning circle
37.7 ft 11.50 metres
(wall to wall)
Turning circle
36.9 ft 11.24 metres
(kerb to kerb)
WEIGHTS
Weight Imperial Metric
Unladen weight 5320 lb 2410 kg
Gross vehicle weight 6170 lb 2800 kg
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FLUIDS AND LUBRICANTS

Component/System Product
The following list identifies those fluids and lubricants which are
essential to ensure that your Continental GT is maintained Final drive lubrication Castrol SAF - AG4
correctly. (Service fill)
All of the products listed are available from an Authorised Power steering Pentozine CHF 11S
Bentley Retailer. (RH 5000 fluid)
Brake system DOT 4
Air conditioning R134A
Approved fluids and lubricants
refrigerant
Component/System Product Air conditioning PAG oil - ND8
refrigerant oil
Engine lubrication Mobil 1 0W-40 oil will give protection
in temperatures down to – 4°F (– 20°C),
and will also give protection at sustained
high speed driving.
If the recommended oil is not available,
consult an Authorised Bentley Retailer.
Engine coolant Use a 50:50 mixture of water and

G30-91 anti-freeze.
This will provide frost protection down
to – 31°F (– 35°C).
Transmission Shell ATF M1375.4
lubrication
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INTRODUCTION Council of Better Business Bureaus Inc.,

This Chapter contains the comprehensive Warranty information 4200 Wilson Boulevard,
applicable to your new Bentley. Please read the Chapter carefully
Arlington, Virginia 22203-1804.
to determine your Warranty rights and obligations.
Your satisfaction in understanding the warranties that apply to NOTE
your Bentley is important to us. Notice of Change of Address.
Therefore, if you have any questions concerning Warranty Notice of Used Car Purchase.
coverage please contact:
The “National Traffic & Motor Vehicle Safety Act of 1966”
Bentley Customer Relations
requires manufacturers to be in a position to contact
Bentley Motors, Inc. vehicle owners if a correction of a product defect becomes
38 Hamlin Road necessary. If you change your address or buy a used
Auburn Hills, Michigan 48326 Bentley, please complete one of the Change of Ownership
forms in Chapter Five of this Handbook.
Telephone: 1 (800) 822 2834
If a you have a concern or you are not satisfied with the service
that you receive from your Retailer please call or write to Bentley
WARRANTY
Customer Relations.
Each new Bentley motor car and each replacement part or
Bentley Motors, Inc., provides a Mediation and Arbitration assembly manufactured or supplied by us, is warranted by Bentley
service for the resolution of disputes arising under this Limited Motors, Inc., (‘The Company’) to be free from defects in material
New Vehicle Warranty. or workmanship under normal use and service for the applicable
This service is called (‘BBB’) AUTO LINE and is conducted Warranty period mentioned below.
through local offices of the Better Business Bureau. Included within the terms of the Warranty is the cosmetic
If you wish to use this service, call the following number free paintwork, this covers the vehicle against any paint problem which
of charge 1 (800) 955 5100, or write to: relates to manufacture or materials.
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It is also a requirement of the Warranty that all body panels then an Authorised Bentley Retailer should be consulted
and under body sealing is inspected annually throughout the immediately and arrangements should be made with them for the
Warranty period, by an officially appointed Authorised Bentley delivery of the car or part to their premises.
Retailer.
The inspection and any subsequent damage rectification NOTE
required, must be carried out as recommended by an Authorised The repair or replacement will not be carried out free
Bentley Retailer or Authorised Coachwork Repairer at the of charge under the Warranty if:
owner’s expense.
• The car or part has not been maintained in accordance with
The Warranty period for a new car is three years, with no the recommended maintenance instructions and periods.
mileage limitation and commences on the date of delivery to the
• The car has been used for rallying, racing or for any use for
first owner.
which it was neither intended nor designed.
The Warranty period for replacement parts, assemblies and
• The car or part has been neglected or subjected to accident
components fitted during the Warranty period (unless otherwise
damage.
noted), is until the expiration of the new car Warranty or 1 year,
whichever occurs last. • The car or part has been altered or modified or the
manufacturer’s identification number or mark has been
Only Authorised Bentley Retailers provide approved facilities changed or removed.
for the servicing and repair of Bentley cars, with full technical
• The repair or replacement is necessary as a result of fair
support from the Company.
wear and tear.
These Authorised Bentley Retailers will, under the terms of
• A non-approved part or assembly has been fitted.
this Warranty, repair or replace free of charge to the owner any
part or assembly which is proved to the Company’s satisfaction to • The car has been repaired or a part or assembly has been
show a defect in either material or workmanship within the fitted other than by the Company or one of its Authorised
applicable Warranty period. Bentley Retailers.
If a problem occurs within the applicable Warranty period, The owner is responsible for the cost of general maintenance,
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including scheduled services and routine adjustments, as The scope of this Warranty is limited to the United States and
recommended by the Company and all replacement parts and Canada.
assemblies and other material used in such maintenance, This Warranty is issued to the First Owner of the car and can
scheduled services and adjustments. only be transferred to subsequent owners through an Authorised
This Warranty is subject to Federal Law. In the event of any Bentley Retailer.
dispute arising, which is not resolved between the parties within The benefits described in this Warranty are available from any
a reasonable time, the Company agrees to accept the decision of Authorised Bentley Retailer or by any other member of the
the (‘BBB’) AUTO LINE, conducted through local offices of the Bentley Motors group.
Better Business Bureau.
In exceptional circumstances the manufacturer will consider
If you wish to use this service, call the following number free claims outside the normal (36 month) Warranty period.
of charge 1 (800) 955 5100, or write to: The terms of this Warranty in no way affect the rights derived
Council of Better Business Bureaus, Inc. by the owner from his contract with the person/organisation
4200 Wilson Boulevard, selling him the Company’s product.
Arlington, Virginia 22203-1804.

We encourage you to use (‘BBB’) AUTO LINE, before you
decide to seek remedies in a court of law.
In some states you may be required to use (‘BBB’)
AUTO LINE before you can assert your rights in a court
of law.
The (‘BBB’) AUTO LINE service is free of charge and permits
you to present your case without an attorney.
Additional information on (‘BBB’) AUTO LINE can be found
under the heading ‘Customer satisfaction guide’ on page 4-6.
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CUSTOMER SATISFACTION GUIDE We are particularly concerned with your continued interest
Bentley Motors congratulates you on your selection of our fine in Bentley automobiles and it is our desire you should have
car, which reflects your discriminating taste for the ownership of confidence in the vehicle you own.
fine possessions. Our Authorised Retailers and our entire staff at Bentley
Bentley Motors is extremely proud of our heritage and Motors are at your disposal to provide any assistance which you
commitment to unexcelled quality and craftsmanship. may feel necessary.
This commitment to excellence in providing a truly luxurious The Company is sincerely interested in resolving any problems
prestige product is unequalled in the automotive industry. you may have with your Bentley motor car. In order to obtain
Owner satisfaction is extremely important to Bentley Motors performance of any obligation under this Limited Warranty, bring
and our Authorised Retailers. your Bentley motor car to any Authorised Retailer.
To ensure customer satisfaction we provide a quality retailer Any such retailer is authorised to perform Warranty services.
network with the finest in parts, service and information support. Your Authorised Bentley Retailer has fully trained personnel and
is equipped with the special tools and equipment to provide
Owner satisfaction begins with the care and service you give assistance in the care of your Bentley motor car.
your motor car and is vital to its operation. It is essential to follow
closely the recommended service and maintenance schedule It is our hope that either your retailer or the Company will
provided in this Handbook. be able to resolve, to your satisfaction, any problem with your
motor car.
It is our recommendation that you develop a good service
relationship with your retailer as he is directly responsible to you We understand and we ask you to recognise that despite our
for regular service work and any Warranty adjustments which may efforts and those of our retailers, misunderstandings can occur.
be found necessary. Should a situation arise that you do not understand or is not
handled to your satisfaction, we suggest you proceed in the
It is our intent that your ownership of a Bentley motor car following manner.
will bring you many years of satisfaction and that you will be
provided with courteous, competent and efficient service from First – report your problem or concern to a representative
our retailer network. of the retailer management staff. As all problems must ultimately
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be resolved at the retailer level, it is important to you and your states, in ‘AUTO LINE’ an automotive complaint resolution
retailer that he be allowed the opportunity to effect a solution to program run by the Council of Better Business Bureaus (‘BBB’).
your problem. If your inquiry is not resolved to your complete This program is available to resolve many types of problems
satisfaction, ask to speak with the retailer owner. As it is his regarding motor cars less than three years old (from date of
business, he is most concerned with your continued patronage. delivery to original owner). Please contact the Bentley Motors,
Second – if your retailer has not satisfactorily resolved your Inc. Customer Relations Department for information as to
problem, you may wish additional review by Bentley Motors, Inc., whether the Company operates in the AUTO LINE Program in
through one of our zone offices. You may contact the Company your state. If you wish to contact AUTO LINE: (1) call, free of
at the office serving your area as listed in this guide, or at our toll charge, the local BBB office listed in your telephone directory; or
free national number: (2) call 1– 800–228– 6505 – a 24 hour toll free number (to obtain
1– 800–777– 6923. the no-charge AUTO LINE number or your nearest BBB office);
or (3) write to AUTO LINE, Council of Better Business Bureaus,
When writing or telephoning our zone offices for assistance
Inc. 4200 Wilson Boulevard, Arlington, Virginia 22203.
it will be necessary for you to provide the following information:
Please note: If Bentley Motors, Inc., participates in the AUTO
• your name, address and telephone number LINE Program in your state, you must use AUTO LINE before
• where you can be reached exercising your rights or seeking remedies under the federal
Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act and certain state laws. Pursuit of
• vehicle identification (chassis) number
your rights and remedies under other laws, however, does not
• vehicle delivery date and mileage require you to use AUTO LINE first.
• selling and servicing retailer
Third – occasionally an instance may arise where, due to a

particular circumstance, you as a Bentley motor car owner may
not agree with a decision made by us or one of our Authorised
Retailers. Should such a situation occur and you desire an impartial
third party opinion, Bentley Motors, Inc., participates in certain
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Special Notice to Canadian Customers

Occasionally a customer complaint cannot be resolved through
Bentley Motor Cars (Canada) Ltd., customer satisfaction/
assistance/relations program. If after exhausting the procedures in
this Warranty Handbook your problem is still not resolved, you
have yet another option.
Bentley Motor Cars (Canada) Ltd., participates in an
arbitration program administered by the Canadian Motor Vehicle
Arbitration plan (CAMVAP). CAMVAP will advise you about how
your complaint may be reviewed and resolved by an independent
third party through binding arbitration.
Your complete satisfaction is the goal of Bentley Motors and
our retailers. Participation in CAMVAP makes a valuable
contribution to our achieving that goal. There is no charge for
using CAMVAP. CAMVAP results are fast, fair, and final as the
award is binding on both you and Bentley Motor Cars (Canada) Ltd.
For more information, call CAMVAP directly at 1–800–207–
0685 or our owner relations department at 1–248–754–6464.
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Special Notice To California Customers vehicle Limited Warranty must be filed with the BBB within six
Portions of the Song-Beverly Consumer Warranty Act (‘the Act’) (6) months after the expiration of the Warranty.
are reproduced in this Special Notice. Please read this law for a To file a claim with BBB AUTO LINE, call 1-800-955-5100.
statement of certain rights available to California residents Your call will automatically be directed to the appropriate BBB
purchasing new cars from California retailers. AUTO LINE office in California. There is no charge for this call.
Notices under section (e) (1) (i) of the Act should be addressed to:
2. In order to file a claim with BBB AUTO LINE, you will have to
Bentley Motors, Inc. provide your name and address, the brand name and vehicle
5388 N. Sterling Center Dr. identification number (VIN) of your vehicle, and a statement of
Westlake Village the nature of your problem or complaint. You will also be asked
to provide: the approximate date of your acquisition of the vehicle,
CA 91361
the vehicle’s current mileage, the approximate date and mileage at
the time your problem was first brought to the attention of Bentley
or one of our retailers, and a statement of the relief you are
CALIFORNIA AUTO LINE PROGRAM seeking.
1. Bentley Motors, Inc. (‘Bentley’) participates in BBB AUTO
BBB staff may try to help resolve your dispute through
LINE, a mediation/arbitration program administered by the
mediation. If mediation is not successful, or if you do not wish to
Council of Better Business Bureaus (4200 Wilson Boulevard,
participate in mediation, eligible customers may present their case
Arlington, Virginia 22203) through local Better Business Bureaus.
to an Arbitrator at an informal hearing. The Arbitrator’s decision
BBB AUTO LINE and Bentley have been certified by the
should ordinarily be issued 40 days from the time your complaint
Arbitration Review Program of the California Department of
is filed (47 days if you did not first contact Bentley about your
Consumer Affairs.
problem).
If you have a problem arising under a Bentley written new
vehicle Limited Warranty, we encourage you to bring it to our 3. You are required to use BBB AUTO LINE before asserting in
attention. If we are unable to resolve it, you may file a claim with court any rights or remedies conferred by 15 U.S.C. Section 2310
BBB AUTO LINE. Claims arising under a Bentley written new or California Civil Code Section 1793.2 (e). You are not required
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to use BBB AUTO LINE before pursuing rights or remedies under

any other state or federal law.
4. REMEDIES YOU MAY SEEK IN BBB AUTO LINE.

In BBB AUTO LINE, you may seek repairs, reimbursement for
past repairs, incidental/collateral damages, and the repurchase or
replacement of your vehicle.
5. You are free to reject the decision issued by a BBB AUTO

LINE Arbitrator. If you reject the decision, you will be free to
pursue further legal action. The Arbitrator’s decision and any
findings will be admissible in a court action to California Civil Code
Section 1793.2 (d).
If you accept the Arbitrator’s decision, Bentley will be bound
by the decision, and will comply with the decision within a
reasonable time not to exceed 30 days after we receive notice of
your acceptance of the decision.
6. Please call BBB AUTO LINE for further details as to your

eligibility for this program.
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REPORTING SAFETY DEFECTS

If you believe that your vehicle has a defect which could cause a
crash or could cause injury or death, you should immediately
inform Bentley Motors, Inc.
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LIMITED WARRANTY STATEMENTS a new Bentley motor car. The obligations of the Company under
BENTLEY MOTORS INC.* (‘the Company’) warrants each new this Warranty are limited to the repair, or, at its option, the
Bentley motor car and each replacement part, assembly, and replacement with a new or remanufactured unit, without charge
component supplied by it to be free from defects in material and for labour or parts, of any part, assembly or component
workmanship under normal use and service, and subject to the determined to be defective in material or workmanship during the
terms and conditions stated below in this Limited Warranty, for applicable Warranty period. All items which are replaced become
the Warranty Period set forth in Paragraph 1. the property of the Company.
All service under this Warranty must be performed by an
1. WARRANTY COVERAGE Authorised Bentley Retailer at its place of business.
(a) GENERAL WARRANTY COVERAGE. Except as excluded in
Paragraphs 4 and 5, the Company warrants each new motor car 3. LIMITATIONS OF WARRANTIES
to be free from defects in material and workmanship for a period THIS WARRANTY LIMITS THE DURATION OF ALL IMPLIED
of three (3) years, unlimited mileage, after delivery of the motor WARRANTIES, INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION THE
car to the original owner. IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS
FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, TO THE TIME PERIODS SET
(b) REPLACEMENT PARTS COVERAGE. Except as excluded in
FORTH IN PARAGRAPHS 1 (a) and 1 (b).
Paragraphs 4 and 5, the Company warrants parts, assemblies and
components which are replaced, are free from defects in material SOME STATES DO NOT ALLOW LIMITATIONS ON HOW
and workmanship. This Warranty period (unless otherwise noted), LONG AN IMPLIED WARRANTY LASTS, SO THE ABOVE
is until the expiration of the new car Warranty or 1 year, whichever LIMITATION MAY NOT APPLY TO YOU.
occurs last.
4. EXCLUSIONS FROM WARRANTY COVERAGE
* In Canada, this Warranty is provided by Bentley Motor Cars
(a) TIRES. This Warranty does not cover tires. Tires are
(Canada) Ltd.
Warranted by the tire manufacturer under a separate Warranty.
2. EXTENT OF COMPANY OBLIGATIONS (b) MAINTENANCE SERVICE, WEAR AND TEAR. The
This Warranty extends to each original and subsequent owner of obligations of the Company do not extend to maintenance
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services such as tune-ups, cleaning of coolant, fuel, and hydraulic for commercial service, or for racing or reliability trials; (c) if the
systems, wheel balancing and alignment, and other service motor car is registered and used outside the United States,
adjustments; nor to the repair or replacement of service items Canada, or its territories or possessions; (d) if failure or
such as lubricants and fluids, spark plugs, wiper blades, filters, belts, malfunction of the motor car or of any warranted part, component
coolant hoses and brake pads; nor to the deterioration of or assembly results from an accident; (e) if failure or malfunction
paintwork, upholstery or any other part, assembly or component is caused by negligence in use of the motor car, or by performance
as a consequence of normal wear and tear or exposure to the of service, repair or modification of the motor car other than in
elements. accordance with the recommended servicing and repair
procedures of the Company, or by the fitting of a part, assembly
(c) INCIDENTAL AND CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES. THIS or component not conforming to specifications of the
WARRANTY NEITHER COVERS NOR EXTENDS TO ANY manufacturer of the motor car; or (f) if the motor car’s odometer
INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGE OR has been disconnected or tampered with so as to affect the true
EXPENSE SUCH AS INCONVENIENCE, HOTEL OR reading of the motor car’s mileage.
RESTAURANT EXPENSES, PARKING FEES, CAR RENTALS
OR THE LOSS OF TIME OR USE OF THE MOTOR CAR.
SOME STATES DO NOT ALLOW THE EXCLUSION OR 6. RETURN OF OWNER INFORMATION CARD
LIMITATION OF INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL The original and each subsequent owner of a Bentley motor car
DAMAGES, SO THE ABOVE LIMITATION OR EXCLUSION is requested to complete and return an Owner Information page
MAY NOT APPLY TO YOU. in Chapter Five of this Handbook.
The return of this Card is for information purposes and is not
5. OBLIGATIONS OF OWNER AS TO CORRECT CARE a condition precedent to Warranty coverage.
The Company will not cover damage caused by the following
conduct or circumstances: (a) if the essential maintenance services
identified in the Service Schedules and the maintenance 7. EXCLUSIVENESS OF EXPRESS WARRANTY
instructions described in this Handbook are not performed and This written Warranty and the emission control system warranties
followed at the prescribed intervals; (b) if the motor car is used are the only express warranties applicable to the motor car which
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are given by the Company or the manufacturer of the motor car. should your motor car become disabled during the term of
Any and all other express warranties, representations, this Warranty.
promises or statements shall be of no force or effect as regards Specific details of this program are provided in the Roadside
the Company or the manufacturer of the motor car. Assistance booklet.
This Warranty merges all prior discussions, understandings,
representations and agreements concerning the Warranty and the
motor car.
If any provision of this Warranty is declared or made ineffective
or unenforceable by law, adjudication or otherwise, such
ineffectiveness or unenforceability shall not affect any of the other
terms and conditions of this Warranty.
No person is authorised to change or modify this Warranty
and under no circumstances may this Warranty be changed or
modified orally.
NOTE
This Warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may
also have other rights which vary from state to state.
8. ROADSIDE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM

The Bentley Roadside Assistance Program is our commitment to
providing the owners of Bentley motor cars the finest ownership
experience in the world.
The Roadside Assistance Program offers important benefits
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EMISSION WARRANTY STATEMENTS is free from defects in factory supplied materials and
(2004 Model year vehicles) workmanship which could cause it to fail to conform with the
Federal Emission Warranty Statements applicable EPA regulations.
Bentley Motors, Inc.* warrants to the ultimate purchaser and each You will not be charged for repair, replacement, or adjustment
subsequent purchaser of a Bentley motor car that the vehicle is needed to correct emissions related defects of the parts listed
designed, built and equipped so as to conform with the U.S. Clean within the Emission Warranty Coverage List. This includes labour
Air Act and the regulations of the Transport Canada as may be and diagnosis.
applicable to the vehicle at the time of manufacture, and that it is The Federal Emission Defects Warranty also covers the
free from defects in materials and workmanship that would cause following specified major emission control components for eight
it to fail to conform with these requirements. (8) years or 80,000 miles, whichever first occurs:
• Catalytic Converters (including shell)
• Engine Control Module (ECM)
Emission Defects Warranty
• On-board emission diagnostic device (OBD)
Under the Federal Emissions Defects Warranty, Bentley Motors,
Inc.* must provide a general Emission Defects Warranty for two • Related parts and associated labour
(2) years or 24,000 miles, whichever first occurs. Bentley Motors,
Inc. extends this Warranty to three (3) years or 50,000 miles
Emission Performance Warranty
whichever first occurs. The three years or 50,000 miles Warranty
Bentley Motors, Inc.* warrants to the ultimate purchaser and each
Period shall begin on the date the vehicle is delivered to the first
subsequent purchaser that, should the vehicle fail an EPA approved
retail purchaser or on the date the vehicle is first placed in service,
emission test and such nonconformity results, or will result in the
whichever first occurs.
absence of remedy, in the owner of the vehicle having to bear any
Bentley Motors, Inc. warrants that your vehicle: penalty or other sanction (including the denial of the right to use
is designed, built and equipped to conform, at the time it is the vehicle) under local, state or federal law, then Bentley Motors,
sold, with the emission standards of the U.S. Environmental Inc. or its Authorised Retailer will diagnose, adjust, repair, or
Protection Agency (EPA) and replace to its specification any parts that are necessary to make
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the vehicle pass the test at no cost to the owner, provided that correct maintenance of your vehicle, regardless of whether those
the vehicle is maintained and operated in accordance with the states or local jurisdictions have enacted Warranty provisions that
written instructions for correct maintenance and use issued by differ from the federal provisions.
Bentley Motors, Inc. *** A similar Warranty is offered in British Columbia by
This Performance Warranty Period begins on the date the Bentley Motor Cars (Canada) Ltd.
vehicle is delivered to the first retail purchaser or on the date the
vehicle is first placed in service, whichever first occurs, and
continues for a period of 3 years or 50,000 miles** whichever first
occurs.
This Performance Warranty also covers the following specified
major emission control components for eight (8) years or 80,000
miles, whichever first occurs:
• Catalytic Converters (including shell)

• Engine control module (ECM)
• On-board emission diagnostic device
• Related parts and associated labour
* In Canada this Warranty is provided by Bentley Motor Cars

(Canada) Ltd.
** Defects in material or workmanship continue to be covered
under the new vehicle Limited Warranty.
This Warranty applies only in the United States of America in
those states and local jurisdictions which have established periodic
vehicle inspection and maintenance programmes to encourage
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Emissions Warranty Coverage List Air flow devices or sensors including, but not limited to:
Listed below are the components that may affect your vehicle’s Boost pressure sensor
emissions that are covered under the Federal Emission Defects
Altitude sensor
Warranty and Performance Warranty as previously
defined. Airflow meter – (HFM)
Engine position sensors including, but not limited to:
Air Intake System including, but not limited to:
Camshaft position sensor – (CMP sensor)
Air cleaner housing (ACL)
Crankshaft position sensor – (CKP sensor)
Intake manifolds
Fuel system including, but not limited to:
Turbocharger – (TC) (including wastegate and dump valve)
Fuel pressure regulator – (FPR)
Turbocharger – (TC) wastegate solenoid
Fuel injectors
Dump valve solenoid
Fuel distribution rail
Charge air cooler – (CAC)
Fuel delivery/return lines
Camshaft adjuster unit
Camshaft timing adjuster assembly Throttle body assembly and housing
Camshaft timing adjuster solenoid Throttle body – (TB)
Throttle and throttle controls including, but not limited
Fuel Metering System: to:
Fuel injection, Throttle Body or Multipoint Throttle position sensors – (TP sensor)
(Mechanical or Electronic)
Accelerator pedal position sensor – (APP sensor)
Temperature sensors including, but not limited to:
Engine coolant temperature sensor – (ECT sensor) Ignition System including, but not limited to:
Intake air temperature sensor – (IAT sensor) Ignition coils
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Spark plugs Leak detection pump

Knock sensors – (KS) Fuel pumps
Spark timing control module – (ECM) Park heater fuel metering pump (if applicable)
Camshaft position sensor – (CMP sensor)
Crankshaft position sensor – (CKP sensor) Secondary Air Injection System – (AIR) including, but not
limited to:
Engine coolant temperature sensor – (ECT sensor)
Secondary air control valves
Intake air temperature sensor – (IAT sensor)
Secondary air control solenoid
Positive Crankcase Ventilation System – (PCV) Secondary air injection pump
PCV valve or orifices Non-return valve
PCV connection assembly
Oil filler cap Exhaust System
Exhaust manifold
Fuel Evaporative Control System (EVAP) including, but not Catalytic converters – (WU – TWC and TWC)
limited to:
Front exhaust pipe
EVAP canister
Canister solenoid valve Engine Emission Control System Sensors (modules,
Canister purge valve sensors, solenoids, valves) including, but not limited to:
Fuel filler cap Engine control module – (ECM)
Fuel tank assembly Transmission control module – (TCM)
Park heater (if applicable) Heated oxygen sensors – (HO2S) (pre and post catalyst)
Fuel lines Engine coolant temperature sensor – (ECT) sensor
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Intake air temperature sensor – (IAT sensor) The spark plugs and air cleaner elements are scheduled for
Camshaft position sensor – (CMP sensor) replacement at four years or 40,000 miles – 64,373 kilometres as
part of a required maintenance service and are warranted under
Crankshaft position sensor – (CKP sensor)
the Federal Emission Defects Warranty until they are replaced at
Turbocharger by-pass valve solenoid their first replacement interval or until such first replacement
Turbocharger by-pass valve position sensor interval has passed.
Exhaust gas temperature sensor
Vacuum signal pump
Vacuum pump sensor
Vehicle speed pulse generator (VSPG)
On Board Diagnostics – (OBD)

Malfunction indicator light – (MIL) - Instrument panel
OBD system – (ECM)
Data link connector – (DLC)
Thermostat monitoring sensor
Related Parts associated with the above systems:

Hoses
Switches, sensors, solenoids
Gaskets/seals
Wires/harnesses/connectors
TSD B0022 4-19

What is not covered by the Federal Emission Defects warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular
Warranty and the Federal Emission Performance purpose, to the time periods set forth in these warranties.
Warranty Some states in the USA do not allow limitations on

These Warranty obligations do not apply to: how long an implied Warranty lasts, so the above
limitations may not apply to you.
Malfunctions in any part caused by any of the following –
misuse, improper adjustments (except those performed by an These warranties give you specific legal rights and you
Authorised Retailer during Warranty repair work), modifications, may also have other rights which vary from state to state
alteration, tampering, disconnection, improper or inadequate in the USA.
maintenance*, or failure to use unleaded gasoline. * Warranty claims or manufacturer recall liability will not be
Damage resulting from fire, accident, acts of nature or other denied as a result of either:
events beyond the control of Bentley Motors Ltd., Bentley Motors,
a. Failure to comply with a required maintenance instruction
Inc. or Bentley Motor Cars (Canada) Ltd.
to check the condition of an emissions warranted
Replacement of warranted parts at a required scheduled component and to replace or adjust it as necessary, or
maintenance service interval (for example, spark plugs, filters,
hoses and belts). b. Failure to perform Bentley Motors, Inc. Additional
Maintenance service recommendations.
Any vehicle on which the odometer mileage has been changed
+ Some states in the USA do not allow the exclusion or
and the total mileage cannot be readily determined.
Costs associated with incidental or consequential damages + limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so the
(except for damage to other vehicle components proximately above limitations may not apply to you.
caused by a failure of a component covered by the Federal Emission
Defects Warranty) such as loss of time, inconvenience, loss of use
of the vehicle, commercial loss or towing.
These warranties limit the duration of all implied
warranties, including without limitation the implied
4-20 TSD B0022

California Emission Control Warranty Statement Where a warrantable condition exists, Bentley Motors, Inc.
Your Warranty Rights and Obligations will repair your vehicle at no cost to you including diagnosis, parts
If your Bentley motor car meets both of the following and labour.
requirements:
– it is certified for sale in California Manufacturer’s Warranty Coverage
– it is registered in California or other state which has – For a minimum of 3 years or 50,000 miles+ (whichever first
adopted California emission standards and Warranty occurs):
regulations a. If your vehicle fails a Smog Check inspection, all necessary
You have the Warranty rights and obligations set forth in this repairs and adjustments will be made by Bentley Motors, Inc. to
section. ensure that your vehicle passes the inspection. This is your
emission control system Performance Warranty.
The California Air Resources Board and Bentley Motors, b. If any emission-related part on your vehicle is defective, the
Inc. are pleased to explain the emission control system part will be repaired by Bentley Motors, Inc. This is your
Warranty on your 2004 model year vehicle. In California, short-term emission control system Defects Warranty.
new motor vehicles must be designed, built and equipped
to meet the state’s stringent anti-smog standards. – For 7 years or 70,000 miles (whichever first occurs):
a. If an emission related part listed in this Warranty Statement
Bentley Motors, Inc., must warrant the emission control specially noted with coverage for 7 years or 70,000 miles is
system on your vehicle for the periods of time listed below defective, the part will be repaired or replaced by Bentley Motors,
provided there has been no abuse, neglect or improper Inc. This is your Long-term emission control system Defects
maintenance of your vehicle. Warranty.
Your emission control system may include parts such as the
NOTE
fuel injection system, the ignition system, catalytic converter, and
A warranted part is any part on the vehicle which affects
engine computer. Also included may be hoses, belts, connectors
any regulated emissions.
and other emission related assemblies.
TSD B0022 4-21

Please refer to the Federal Emission Warranty Statements for Bentley Motors, Inc.
details of any additional coverage. 3800 Hamlin Road
+
Defects in material or workmanship continue to be covered Auburn Hills
under the new vehicle Limited Warranty. Michigan 48326
Telephone: 1– 248 754 6464
Fax: 1– 248 754 6455
Owner’s Warranty Responsibilities
As the vehicle owner, you are responsible for the performance or
of the required maintenance listed in this Service California Air Resources Board
Handbook.
Mobile Source Operations Division
Bentley Motors, Inc. recommends that you retain all receipts P. O. Box 8001
covering maintenance on your motor car, but Bentley Motors, Inc.
9528 Telstar Avenue
cannot deny Warranty solely for the lack of receipts or for your
El Monte, CA 91734 – 8001
failure to ensure the performance of all scheduled maintenance.
You are responsible for presenting your vehicle to an
Authorised Bentley Retailer as soon as a problem exists. The
Warranty repairs should be completed in a reasonable amount of
time, not to exceed 30 days.
As the vehicle owner, you should also be aware that Bentley
Motors, Inc. may deny you Warranty coverage if your vehicle or
a part has failed due to abuse, neglect, improper maintenance or
unapproved modifications.
If you have any questions regarding your Warranty rights and
responsibilities, you should contact:
4-22 TSD B0022

Additional Information About Emission Warranties Section 43205 (a) (4), the Long Term Defects Warranty, the
Repairs covered by the Federal Emission and California Emission following components from the Emission Warranty Coverage List
Warranties will be performed by any Authorised Bentley Retailer fitted to 2004 Model Year Bentley vehicles will be repaired or
at its place of business with no charge for parts or labour (including replaced (including diagnosis) at no cost to the owner during the
diagnosis) using genuine Bentley Motors Service Parts for any part Warranty period of 7 years or 70,000 miles, whichever first
of the emission control systems covered by the Emission occurs, provided that the vehicle is maintained and operated in
Warranties and found to be defective. Any warranted part which is accordance with the written instructions for correct maintenance
scheduled for replacement as required maintenance is warranted up to and use issued by Bentley Motors, Inc.
the first scheduled replacement point for that part.
The 7 years or 70,000 miles Warranty period shall commence
In any emergency when an Authorised Bentley Retailer is not on the date the vehicle is delivered to the first retail purchaser or
reasonably available, then repairs may be performed at a substitute on the date the vehicle is first placed in service, whichever first
service establishment, or by the owner, using any replacement occurs.
parts. Furthermore, if genuine replacement parts are not available
Furthermore, for vehicles which fail to pass a California vehicle
or the repair is not completed within 30 days then emergency
inspection smog check test after a period of use of 3 years or
repairs may also be performed.
50,000 miles but before the expiration of 7 years or 70,000 miles,
The owner will be reimbursed for such emergency repairs the owner may present the vehicle to an Authorised Bentley
(including diagnosis) that are covered by the Emission Defects Retailer or substitute service establishment for Warranty repairs.
Warranty or the Emission Performance Warranty, provided
replaced parts and paid invoices are presented at an Authorised If the smog check failure was caused by the failure or
Bentley Retailer as a condition of reimbursement. malfunction of a part defined in the Long Term Emission Defects
Warranty Parts List, then the vehicle may be repaired at no cost
For vehicles certified for sale and registered in the state of to the owner provided that the vehicle or engine has not been
California or another state which has adopted California emission abused, neglected, or incorrectly maintained, and that these
standards and Warranty regulations the following shall apply: conditions did not directly cause the need for the repair or
In accordance with the California Health and Safety Code replacement of the defective part.
TSD B0022 4-23

However, if the vehicle owner elects to use a substitute service

establishment for Warranty repairs then, except in the case of an
emergency as described above, Bentley Motors, Inc. will not be
liable for any expenses arising from these unauthorised repairs.
4-24 TSD B0022

Long Term Emission Defects Warranty Coverage Fuel Evaporative Emission Control (EVAP) System:
List Fuel tank assembly
Air Induction System: Park heater (if applicable)
Intake manifolds Fuel pump (main)
Turbocharger – (TC) (including wastegate and dump valve) Park heater fuel metering pump (if applicable)
Turbocharger – (TC) wastegate solenoid
Dump valve solenoid Secondary Air Injection (AIR) System:
Charge air cooler – (CAC) Secondary air control solenoid
Camshaft adjuster unit Secondary air injection pump
Camshaft timing adjuster assembly
Exhaust System:
Camshaft timing adjuster solenoid
Exhaust manifolds
Catalytic converter – (WU – TWC and TWC)
Fuel Metering System:
Front exhaust pipe
Altitude sensor
Camshaft position sensor – (CMP sensor) Engine Emission Control System:
Throttle body – (TB) - including Throttle position Engine control module – (ECM)
sensors (TPS) Transmission control module – (TCM)
Heated oxygen sensors (HO2S) (pre and post catalyst)
Ignition System: Exhaust gas temperature sensor
Knock sensor – (KS) Turbocharger by-pass valve solenoid
Spark timing control module – (ECM) Turbocharger by-pass valve position sensor
TSD B0022 4-25

On Board Diagnostics (OBD):

Malfunction indicator light – (MIL) - Instrument panel
OBD system – (ECM)
4-26 TSD B0022

Emission Performance Warranty Claim particular claim, then he will forward the claim to Bentley Motors,
Procedures Inc. who will notify the owner within the specified time period
A claim under the Emission Performance Warranty may be raised whether the claim will be honoured. If the claim is not to be
immediately upon the failure of an emission test approved by the honoured then the owner will be notified in writing as to the
United States Environmental Protection Agency if, as a result of reasons for the denial.
the failure, the owner is required to take action of any kind in If the owner is not so notified within the required time period
order to avoid the imposition of a penalty or sanction if his/her then he/she will receive Performance Warranty repairs free of
vehicle is not brought into conformity, or repaired to some charge.
specified extent, within some specified period of time. In any emergency when an Authorised Bentley Retailer is not
However, for vehicles certified for sale and registered in the reasonably available or is unable to effect a repair within a
State of California or another state which has adopted California reasonable time, repairs may be performed at a substitute service
emission standards and Warranty regulations, for a period of establishment.
3 years or 50,000 miles, a claim may be raised immediately upon The owner will be reimbursed for such emergency repairs
the failure of a Smog Check test approved by the United States (including diagnosis) that are covered by the Defects or
Environmental Protection Agency. Performance Warranties, provided that replaced parts and paid
The owner may bring a claim under the Emission Performance invoices are presented at an Authorised Bentley Retailer as a
Warranty by taking his/her vehicle to any Authorised Bentley condition of reimbursement.
Retailer for repair, and presenting a copy of the State inspection
report. A decision as to the validity of the claim (where relevant)
shall be made within a reasonable time not to exceed 30 days or
the time period required by federal, state or local law, whichever
is the shorter, unless a delay is requested by the vehicle owner or
is caused by an event not attributable to Bentley Motors, Inc. or
the Retailer performing the Warranty repair.
If the Retailer is unable, for any reason, to honour the
TSD B0022 4-27

Information Concerning Maintenance and Replacement The emission control systems of 2004 Model Year Bentley
Parts Cars were designed, built and tested using genuine Bentley Motors
The required maintenance relevant to the vehicle and its Parts and the cars are certified as being in conformity at the time
emission control systems, together with additional service of delivery to the first retail purchaser with the regulations of the
recommendations for vehicle maintenance are contained within United States Environmental Protection Agency, the requirements
Chapter 6 of this Handbook. This maintenance should be carried of the California Air Resources Board and Transport Canada, as
out at the specified time or mileage. may be applicable.
Evidence of compliance with the required maintenance Accordingly, it is recommended that any replacement parts
instructions should be obtained on completion of the work. used for maintenance, repair or replacement of emission control
An Authorised Bentley Retailer should endorse the relevant systems be genuine Bentley Motors Service Parts.
Service Record in the space provided for this purpose, or The owner may elect to have maintenance,
complete documentation secured from any other source. replacement or repair of the emission control devices and
This is most important to the owner as it provides systems performed by any automotive repair
confirmation that the work has been carried out, a fact establishment or individual, and may elect to use
that the owner may be required to substantiate in case of equivalent parts other than genuine Bentley Motors
a defects or performance Warranty dispute. Service Parts for such maintenance, replacement or
repair without invalidating these warranties.
A Warranty claim will not be denied solely because the owner
has no record that the required maintenance instructions in the If other than genuine Bentley Motors Service Parts are used
Service Schedules have been performed; however, a Warranty for maintenance, replacement, or repair of components affecting
claim may be denied if the owner’s failure to perform the emission control, the owner should assure himself/herself that
required maintenance resulted in the failure of a warranted part. such parts are guaranteed by their manufacturer to be equivalent
to genuine Bentley Motors Service Parts in respect of calibration,
This Service Handbook containing the completed
performance, and durability.
Service Schedules records should be passed to each
subsequent purchaser of the vehicle. Bentley Motors Limited, Bentley Motors, Inc. or Bentley
4-28 TSD B0022

Motor Cars (Canada) Ltd., however, assume no liability

whatsoever with respect to replacement parts other than genuine
Bentley Motors Service Parts.
The use of replacement parts other than genuine Bentley
Motor Cars Service Parts, however, will not invalidate these
warranties. Use of replacement parts which are not of equivalent
quality may impair the effectiveness of the emission control
systems.
TSD B0022 4-29

Customer Assistance For vehicles certified for sale and registered in California:
Bentley Motors, Inc. wishes to ensure that the Emission Defects California Air Resources Board
Warranties and the Emission Performance Warranty are correctly Mobile Source Operations Division
administered. In the event that you do not receive the Warranty P. O. Box 8001
service to which you believe you are entitled under these 9528 Telstar Avenue
warranties or need additional assistance or information El Monte, CA 91734 – 8001
concerning the warranties, contact:
Bentley Motors, Inc.
3800 Hamlin Road
Auburn Hills
Michigan 48326
Telephone: 1– 248 754 6464
Fax: 1– 248 754 6455
Owners can also obtain further information concerning the

Emission Defects and Performance Warranties or report
violations of the terms of the Emission Performance Warranty by
contacting:
The Manager
Certification and Compliance Division (6405J)
Warranty Claims
Environmental Protection Agency
Ariel Rios Building
1200 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW
Washington, D.C. 20460
4-30 TSD B0022

Change of Owner Details 5

TSD B0022
CHANGE OF OWNER DETAILS
OWNERSHIP INFORMATION
The Ownership Information form in this Chapter may be
completed to advise Bentley Motors, Inc. of any change in
ownership.
This form can also be used to notify Bentley Motors, Inc. of
any updates to customer details.
The completed form should then be detached from the book
and returned to the following address:
Bentley Motors, Inc.

Prospecting Manager
3800 Hamlin Road
Auburn Hills
Michigan 48326
5-2 Change of ownership forms This is a Contents marker TSD B0022

Return to:
Ownership Information Bentley Motors, Inc.,
Prospecting Manager
Notification of purchase 3800 Hamlin Road
Update to customer details
Auburn Hills
Michigan 48326
Please either type or complete in BLOCK CAPITALS.
VIN: ______________________________ Delivery Date: ______________ Dealer Name: __________________

Model: ____________________________ Registration Number: _________________ Mileage/Km: ____________
Owner – Key data

Title: _____________________________ First Name: __________________________________________________
Last Name: __________________________________________________
Preferred mailing address: Home: Business:
Business name (if applicable): ________________________________________________________________________
Address: _________________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________________
Town/City: ___________________________________ County/State: _______________________________________
Post/Zip Code: _______________________________ Country: ___________________________________________
Home Tel No: ________________________________ Business Tel No: _____________________________________
Mobile No: __________________________________ e-mail Address: ______________________________________
Preferred Mode of Contact: Post Telephone e-mail
Date of Birth: ___________________________
Motor Car Traded in (Make, Model, Year): __________________________________ Price: ____________________
Current/previous Bentley Owner: Yes No Details: _______________________________________
Other Cars Owned: _______________________________________________________________________________
Correspondence Language: ________________
Owner – Demographic Data

Business Sector: ____________________ Position in Business: ______________________________________
Hobbies and Interests: _____________________________________________________________________________
Data Protection Statement

Bentley Motors, Inc., ("we") may store and use the information you have provided, and any ongoing information you provide, for the purpose of
providing you with information about our products and company. We may contact you by mail, telephone, fax or e-mail for these purposes. We
may also share your information with selected third parties for the purpose of providing information to you. We or they may contact you by mail,
telephone, fax or e-mail to let you know about Bentley goods and services or our marketing events which we believe may be of interest to you.
Important: Data Protection legislation may require your consent to the use of the information you provide.
Customer Signature: Date:

Return to:
Prospecting Manager
Auburn Hills
Michigan 48326

Owner – Key data

Title: _____________________________ First Name: __________________________________________________
Last Name: __________________________________________________
Address: _________________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________________
Date of Birth: ___________________________
Other Cars Owned: _______________________________________________________________________________



Return to:
Prospecting Manager
Auburn Hills
Michigan 48326

Owner – Key data

Title: _____________________________ First Name: __________________________________________________
Last Name: __________________________________________________
Address: _________________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________________
Date of Birth: ___________________________
Other Cars Owned: _______________________________________________________________________________



Service 6
TSD B0022
SERVICE
SERVICE SCHEDULES or used in regions where dusty conditions exist, consult your
Authorised Bentley Retailer regarding the need for more frequent
Distance covered Interval Type of service servicing.
1000 miles/1600 km 6 weeks Early life service
10,000 miles/16,000 km 1 year A
Vehicle services
20,000 miles/32,000 km 2 years A+B Your motor car must be serviced in accordance with the listed
30,000 miles/48,000 km 3 years A+C service schedules.
40,000 miles/64,000 km 4 years A+B+D Each scheduled service helps to maintain the safety, reliability
and value of the car. In addition to other necessary service
50,000 miles/80,000 km 5 years A+C procedures, each of these comprehensive services will contain the
60,000 miles/96,000 km 6 years A+B+E following:
70,000 miles/112,000 km 7 years A+C

80,000 miles/128,000 km 8 years A+B+D Service ‘A’
90,000 miles/144,000 km 9 years A+C 1. Replace the engine oil and filter.
100,000 miles/160,000 km 10 years A+B+F 2. Check all fluid levels.
3. Check braking and steering systems.
The service schedules are then repeated.
4. Check wheels, tires.
Use the information given in the chart together with the lists of 5. Check cooling system for frost protection and leaks.
tasks given under each type of service. 6. Replace pollen and dust filters.
7. Check windscreen wipers and washers.
Adverse conditions 8. Check vehicle batteries and replace remote key unit batteries.
If your car is frequently operated in areas of extreme temperature 9. Check operation of active rear aerofoil.
6-2 TSD B0022

SERVICE
10. Check condition and operation of seat belts. Service ‘D’

11. Replace tire pressure sensor batteries. 1. Renew the air filter elements.
12. Check operation of driver aids, horns and lighting system. 2. Check position and mounting of the exhaust system.
13. Check all facia warning lamps, including system malfunction 3. Check the braking system.
lamps, for correct operation. 4. Check condition of the engine drive belt.
5. Renew the spark plugs.
Service ‘B’ 6. Lubricate all door check mechanisms.
1. Replace the brake fluid. 7. Check headlamps settings.
2. Check braking and steering systems for leaks and security.
3. Check fuel system for leaks and damage.
4. Check drive shaft gaiters.
5. Check suspension fixings and ball joints. Service ‘E’
6. Check power steering reservoir fluid level. 1. Renew brake caliper flexible hoses.
7. Check air suspension system.
8. Check remote locking and anti-theft alarm systems.
9. Check bodywork for corrosion, stone chips and
contamination. Service ‘F’
10. Carry out full functional check and road test the car for 1. Renew main fuel filter.
satisfactory performance and condition. 2. Renew transmission oil.
3. Renew the secondary air injection filters.
Service ‘C’ 4. Check induction system for leaks.

Carry out an exhaust emission test (First 3 years after initial 5. Renew evaporative loss control canister.
registration and then every 2 years). 6. Renew leak detection pump filter.
TSD B0022 6-3

SERVICE
SERVICE VOUCHERS
A complex car must be serviced in accordance with the service
schedules to help maintain its safety, reliability, and value.
Service schedule intervals are dependent upon the miles/
kilometres covered by the car, or by the time interval between
services.
A self-adhesive vehicle identification and code

label is supplied in the vehicle glove box.
Please remove the backing sheet and affix the
label in this position.
Vehicle identification and code label

This is a Contents marker
6-4 TSD B0022

Pre-delivery Pre-delivery
Tick (✓) box Tick (✓) box

Pre-delivery inspection Pre-delivery inspection
VIN VIN
Date: Date:
Actual odometer reading: Actual odometer reading:
Dealer code: Dealer code:
Dealer stamp: Dealer stamp:
Service Manager’s signature: Service Manager’s signature:
Return to Bentley Motors Limited.
TSD B0022
Owner Details
Name:
Address:
1000 miles (1600 km) Service 1000 miles (1600 km) Service

1000 mls 1600 kms 6 weeks 1000 mls 1600 kms 6 weeks
VIN VIN
Date: Date:
TSD B0022
Owner Details
Name:
Address:
Voucher 1 Voucher 1

10,000 mls 16,000 kms 1 year 10,000 mls 16,000 kms 1 year
VIN VIN
Date: Date:
TSD B0022
Owner Details
Name:
Address:
Voucher 2 Voucher 2

VIN VIN
Date: Date:
TSD B0022
Owner Details
Name:
Address:
Voucher 3 Voucher 3

VIN VIN
Date: Date:
TSD B0022
Owner Details
Name:
Address:
Voucher 4 Voucher 4

VIN VIN
Date: Date:
TSD B0022
Owner Details
Name:
Address:
Voucher 5 Voucher 5

VIN VIN
Date: Date:
TSD B0022
Owner Details
Name:
Address:
Voucher 6 Voucher 6

VIN VIN
Date: Date:
TSD B0022
Owner Details
Name:
Address:
Voucher 7 Voucher 7

VIN VIN
Date: Date:
TSD B0022
Owner Details
Name:
Address:
Voucher 8 Voucher 8

VIN VIN
Date: Date:
TSD B0022
Owner Details
Name:
Address:
Voucher 9 Voucher 9

VIN VIN
Date: Date:
TSD B0022
Owner Details
Name:
Address:
Voucher 10 Voucher 10

VIN VIN
Date: Date:
TSD B0022
Owner Details
Name:
Address:
Notes
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NOTES
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Index
TSD B0022

INDEX
TSD B0022

INDEX
A Checking brake fluid level 1-14

Addresses v Checking engine coolant level 1-12
Adverse conditions – Additional servicing 6-2 Checking engine oil level 1-8
Air bag covers 1-35 Checking power steering system fluid 1-14
Approved consumables 3-1 Checking washer fluid level 1-15
Approved engine oil 1-8 Cleaning
Automatic car wash 1-32 Active rear aerofoil 1-32
Air bag covers 1-35
Carpets 1-35
B
Battery conditioner specification 1-36 Chromium plating and stainless steel 1-33
Glass 1-34
Bonnet 1-3
Rubber components 1-34
Closing the bonnet 1-4
Seat belts 1-35
Opening the bonnet 1-3
Upholstery 1-35
Boot compartment fuseboard 1-21
Wheels 1-34
Brake fluid 1-14
Woodwork 1-35
Brake fluid reservoir 1-14
Cleaning and car care 1-30
Braking system 1-14 Cleaning products 1-31
Bulb replacement 1-16 Cleaning the exterior 1-31
Cleaning the interior 1-35
C Contents iii
Capacities 2-3 Coolant – Topping-up 1-12
Carpets 1-35 Coolant level 1-11
Change of owner details 5-1 Coolant reservoir 1-12
Change of ownership forms 5-2 Customer satisfaction guide 4-6
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INDEX
D Engine compartment fuseboard 1-24

Diagnostic socket 1-17 Facia fuseboard 1-18
Dimensions 2-3, 2-4, 2-5 Fuseboard locations 1-17
Boot compartment fuseboard 1-21
E Engine compartment fuseboard 1-23
Electrical – Specifications 2-3 Facia fuseboard 1-18
Emergency starting 1-26 Fuseboard locations and access 1-16
Emission warranty statements 4-15 Fuses 1-17
Engine – Specification 2-3
Engine compartment 1-5 I
Engine compartment fuseboard 1-23 Ignition system 1-17
Engine compartment topping-up points 1-8, 1-9 Important information vi
Engine coolant level 1-11 Introduction i
Engine coolant reservoir 1-12
Engine cooling system 1-11 J
Engine oil – Approved 1-8 Jump starting 1-26
Engine oils – Used 1-11
L
F Leather upholstery 1-35
Facia fuseboard 1-18 Lifting the vehicle 1-28
Fluid topping-up points – Engine compartment 1-8 Limited warranty statements 4-12
Fluids and lubricants 3-3
Fuse identification M
Boot compartment fuseboard 1-22 Maintaining the car 1-6
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INDEX
Maintenance 1-1, 1-3 Rubber components 1-34

Monthly checks 1-7
S
O Safety precautions 1-38
Owner maintenance 1-6 Exhaust gases 1-40
Weekly checks 1-6 Fuel 1-38
Monthly checks 1-7 Seat belts 1-35
Three-monthly checks 1-7 Service schedules 6-2
Ownership information 5-2 Service vouchers 6-4
Servicing 6-1
Service A 6-2
P
Service B 6-3
Plating 1-33
Service C 6-3
Polishing your car 1-33
Service D 6-3
Power steering system 1-13
Service E 6-3
Power steering system fluid 1-13
Service F 6-3
Power steering system reservoir 1-13 Shipping precautions 1-37
Specifications 2-1
R Introduction 2-3
Recommended storage procedures 1-36 Capacities 2-3
Recommissioning procedure 1-37 Dimensions 2-3, 2-4, 2-5
Relay identification Electrical 2-3
Boot compartment fuseboard 1-23 Engine 2-3
Engine compartment fuseboard 1-26 Weights 2-5
Reporting safety defects 4-11 Wheels and tires 2-3
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INDEX
Steering system 1-13 Vehicle identification number 1-40

Steering system fluid 1-13 Vehicle lifting and supporting 1-28
Storage and recomissioning 1-35 Vouchers – Service 6-4
Storage procedures 1-36
Supporting the vehicle 1-28 W
Symbols used within this book vi Warranty information 4-1
Introduction 4-3
T Customer satisfaction guide 4-6
Three-monthly checks 1-7 Emission warranty statements 4-15
Topping-up Limited warranty statements 4-12
Brake fluid level 1-14 Reporting safety defects 4-11
Engine coolant level 1-12
Washer fluid reservoir 1-15
Engine oil level 1-8
Washing beneath the car 1-33
Power steering fluid level 1-14
Washing your car 1-31
Washer fluid level 1-15, 1-16
Weekly checks 1-6
Topping-up points – Engine compartment 1-8
Weights 2-5
Wheels 1-34
U
Used engine oil 1-11 Wheels and tires – Specifications 2-3
Using jump leads 1-27 Windscreen washer system 1-15
Woodwork 1-35
V Working in the engine compartment 1-5
Vehicle details label 6-4
Vehicle identification and code label vi, 1-40, 6-4
Vehicle identification locations 1-39
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BENTLEY SERVICE HANDBOOK

BENTLEY SERVICE HANDBOOK

Introduction Also included is valuable advice concerning correct cleaning

BENTLEY SERVICE HANDBOOK

BENTLEY SERVICE HANDBOOK

This is an Index Marker

ADDRESSES v Power steering system 1-13

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Cleaning and car care 1-30 CHANGE OF OWNER DETAILS

BENTLEY SERVICE HANDBOOK

BENTLEY MOTORS INC. BENTLEY MOTORS LIMITED

TSD B0022 Addresses v

BENTLEY SERVICE HANDBOOK

Symbols used within this book CAUTION

WARNING Vehicle identification

vi Important information TSD B0022

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WARNING (continued) WARNING (continued)

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WARNING (continued) Authorised Bentley Retailer, there are a number of important

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WARNING ENGINE COMPARTMENT TOPPING-UP

NOTE Approved engine oil

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ENGINE COOLING SYSTEM

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WARNING (continued) WARNING (continued)

Checking the coolant level and topping-up

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WARNING WARNING (continued)

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WARNING (continued) Checking and topping-up the power steering fluid

Checking and topping-up the brake fluid

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in place, and keep it out of the reach of children.

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It should only be necessary to top-up the washer fluid when

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Pull the lever rearwards.

Right-hand door Control Module (CM)

Right-hand rear quarter glass (CM)

5 5A Roof module (CM)

6 15 A Keyless entry (CM)

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46 – Not used Front body (CM)

47 – Not used 63 5A Light switch

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Fuse no. Rating Circuit protected

78 10 A Rear seat heaters 8219