Does Bajaj provides any engine Cowl for Puls as in Apache&Gladiat

To access the sponge filter on a Ryobi RM2010 electric lawn mower, follow these steps:

1. Make sure the lawn mower is turned off and unplugged.
2. Locate the cowl on the side of the lawn mower. This is the cover that protects the engine.
3. Look for the height adjustment lever on the same side as the cowl. The sponge filter is typically located under the cowl, near the height adjustment lever.
4. Lift the cowl to access the sponge filter. The cowl may be secured with clips or latches, or it may be held in place by screws.
5. Once the cowl is open, you should be able to see the sponge filter. It may be held in place with a clip or other fastening device.
6. Carefully remove the sponge filter from its housing and set it aside.
7. Use a soft brush or a cloth to gently clean any dirt or debris from the filter. Avoid using any harsh chemicals or detergents, as these can damage the filter.
8. Once the filter is clean, replace it in its housing and secure it in place.
9. Close the cowl and make sure it is securely fastened.

You talking engine air filter or cabin filter? Engine air filter is located in air box in engine compartment.. unclamp , open box , remove old filter, wipe out box, replace new filter , reclamp box.
Cabin filter located under cowl just below windshield. remove cowl bolts / plastic rivets. pull off cowl .. filter is in center and slides out like a drawer.. slide in new filter and replace cowl.

There is an air inlet at the upper back side of te cowl. Check if that is open...

take cowl panel behind hood off ,im sorry take wiper arms off first
then cowl panel .
they're are linkages and grommets under cowl either a gromment is stripped out or wiper tower broken

Is it water or engine coolant leaking? Check the coolant level and see if its low. If the coolant level is low...the coolant system will need to be pressure tested and leak pinpointed. If you sure its water...I would look at the black windshield cowl. This cowl channel's away water and could be leaking on the motor. There is windshield washer hoses in the cowl that could be leaking. Good Luck

the wipers till work but they will not park in the down position, correct?

The usual fix for this is to replace the wiper motor pulse board. You can find them at your local auto parts store for about $50

the wiper motor will be under the plastic cowl that is under the wipers arms. Once the wiper arms and cowl are removed you will see the wiper motor.

I can give you some more details if you would like to try to tackle this yourself. The wiper arms can sometimes be a challenge to remove and often require a small two jaw pulley to press them off from the posts. If you can get the wiper arms off the rest is a breeze as long as you have some basic tools and a set of torx bits.

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1. Drain the coolant. Refer to Draining and Filling Cooling System .
2. Remove the instrument panel storage compartment.
3. Disconnect the electrical connectors, as necessary.
4. Remove the center floor air distribution duct.
5. Remove the hinge pillar trim panels.
6. Remove the blower motor cover.
7. Remove the blower motor.
8. Remove the steering column.
9. Roll back the instrument panel. Refer to IP Carrier Replacement in Instrument Panel, Gauges and Console.
10. Remove the coolant recovery reservoir.
11. Remove the heater hoses.
12. While holding the heater case to the cowl, remove the screw on the interior side of the cowl, near the evaporator pipe, if equipped.
    1. On the engine side of the cowl, remove the 4 screws that hold the heater case to the cowl.
    2. On the engine side of the cowl, remove the 2 nuts that hold the heater case to the cowl.
    3. Remove the heater case. Ask an assistant for help, if necessary.
    4. Remove the 7 screws that hold the heater cover to the heater case.
    5. Remove the heater cover.
    6. Remove the heater core from the retainer.
    7. Installing
       
       1. Install the heater core into the retainer.
       2. Install the 7 screws that hold the heater cover to the heater case. Replace the seals.
       3. Install the heater cover. Verify that the heater cover is properly sealed.
       4. Install the heater case. If necessary, ask an assistant for help.
       5. On the engine side of the cowl, install the nuts that hold the heater case to the cowl.
       6. On the engine side of the cowl, install the 4 screws that hold the heater case to the cowl.
          1. On the interior side of the cowl, install the screw.
          NOTE : Refer to Fastener Notice in Cautions and Notices.
          
          
          1. Tighten the following fasteners:
          Tighten
          
          • Tighten the screws on the engine side of the cowl to 1.9 N.m (17 lb in) .
          • Tighten the two nuts to 2.8 N.m (25 lb in) .
          • Tighten the screw on the interior side of the cowl to 11 N.m (97 lb in) .
          1. Install the heater hoses.
          2. Install the coolant recovery reservoir.
          3. Roll forward the instrument panel. Refer to IP Carrier Replacement in Instrument Panel, Gauges and Console.
          4. Install the steering column.
          5. Install the blower motor.
          6. Install the blower motor cover.
          7. Install the hinge pillar trim panels.
          8. Install the center floor air distribution duct.
          9. Connect the electrical connectors, as necessary.
          10. Install the instrument panel storage compartment.
          11. Add the engine coolant. Refer to Draining and Filling Cooling System
          12. Inspect the system for leaks.
          

Hi,
You can sometimes (if you have 2 elbows on each arm) reach around the back of the intake manifold and replace the coil pack using a 1/4 inch rachet with a 7mm socket.
Most of the time you need to remove the plastic cowl assembly located under the windshield wipers. To do this remove both wiper arms by lifting the plastic covers at the bottom of each wiper arm. Remove the 15mm nuts that hold the wiper arms down and wiggle the arms while pulling upwards until they come off (take note of which is left and right, they are different sizes). Next remove the plastic phillips screws/ plastic rivets that hold the cowl down on the bottom towards the engine(the screw comes up half way and when you pull up the base/ rivet comes up with it).
Next pull up on the cowl where it meets the windshield left or right side and you will hear the retainers snap and release. Continue pulling until the cowl is loose. Next disconnect the hoses that go to the washer nozzles. Put the cowl aside.
Next remove the micron filter located on the passengers side of the cowl (if it has one it is a good time to replace it). Remove from left to right 8or 9 8mm bolts that hold the lower cowl down. On the drivers side disconnect the 8 pin connector for the wiper motor. Now disconnect the washer fluid hose that goes thru the cowl on the passengers side. Lift up on the cowl and you should be able to wiggle it out and set it aside. You can now see the coil pack behind the intake manifold. Take note of spark plug wire location on the coil pack because they have to go back on in the same order.. Reassemble in reverse order. Note that while the cowl is off it is a great time to replace the spark plugs on the back of the engine.
Good luck to you and congratulations for doing it yourself

SECTION 303-03: Engine Cooling 2001 Lincoln LS Workshop Manual REMOVAL AND INSTALLATION Degas Bottle Removal and Installation

1. Drain the engine cooling system. For additional information, refer to Cooling System Draining, Filling And Bleeding in this section.

1. Remove the cowl vent screen. For additional information, refer to Section 501-02 .

Cowl Vent Screen Removal
NOTE: To remove the left side cowl vent screen, the right cowl vent screen must be removed first. Follow the entire cowl vent screen procedure.
Right Side Only

1. NOTE: The fasteners are reuseable.
   Remove the right side of the cowl vent screen.
   1. Remove the two-part pin-type retainers and separate the Velcro ® attachment of the rubber hinge cover to the rear outboard corner of the cowl vent screen.
   1. Pull up on the cowl vent screen to release the lower clips.

Entire Cowl Vent Screen

1. Remove the two wiper pivot arms.
   1. Remove the two pivot arm nut covers.
   1. Remove the two nuts.
   1. Remove the two wiper pivot arms.

1. NOTE: Remove the right side first when removing the entire cowl vent screen.
   Remove the cowl vent screen.
   1. Remove the two-part pin-type retainers and separate the Velcro® attachment of the rubber hinge cover to the rear outboard corner of the cowl vent screen.
   1. Lift up on the cowl vent screen to release the clips.

1. Disconnect the engine vent hose, and separate the air bleed hose from the degas bottle.

1. Remove the seven bolts and reposition the cross vehicle support.

1. Disconnect the degas return hose from the degas return tube.

1. Remove the two bolts.

1. Remove the degas bottle from the vehicle.

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HEATER CORE

Remove or Disconnect

1. Engine coolant.
2. Instrument panel storage compartment.
3. Electrical connectors, as necessary.
4. Center floor air distribution duct.
5. Hinge pillar trim panels.
6. Blower motor cover.
7. Blower motor.
8. Steering column.
9. Roll instrument panel back.
10. Coolant recovery reservoir.
11. Heater hoses.Screw on interior side of cowl, near the evaporator pipe (if equipped) while holding heater case to the cowl
12. Four screws on the engine side of the cowl holding the heater case to the cowl.
    1. Two nuts on the engine side of the cowl holding the heater case to the cowl.
    2. Heater case.
    • It may be necessary to have an assistant when removing heater case.
    1. Heater cover.
    • Remove seven screws that hold cover to the heater case.
    1. Heater core from retainer

Install or Connect

1. Heater core into retainer.

• Install seven screws that hold heater cover to heater case.

1. Heater cover.

• Make sure heater cover is properly sealed.

1. Heater case.

• May be necessary to have an assistant when installing heater case.

1. Nuts.
2. Screws.

Tighten

• Screws on engine side of the cowl to 1.9 N.m (17 lb in) .
• uts to 2.8 N.m (25 lb in) .
• Screw on interior side of the cowl to 11 N.m (97 lb in) .

1. Heater hoses.
2. Coolant recovery reservoir.
3. Roll instrument panel forward.
4. Steering column.
5. Blower motor.
6. Blower motor cover.
7. Hinge pillar trim panels.
8. Center floor air distribution duct.
9. Electrical connectors, as necessary.
10. Instrument panel storage compartment.
11. Engine coolant.

• Check the system for leaks.