I am sure they can be removed. Just make sure they do not affect the related electrical components in the car. I would also recommend that you let the dealer do it- the one who said they can be removed.

 

Yep... I was hoping that this was something I could do myself. But perhaps not... Thanks

 

Greetings from across the pond jft1000,

If you look at the parts diagram below, it looks quite easy,

https://www.scuderiacarparts.com/part-finder/landrover/range-rover/oe/482/4811/90137

I know someone on the uk forum did the same on a 2021 and had a small patch made up so i assume quite easy. I personally wouldn't think it would make any difference the screens being plugged in or not, but who i am to say.

If you tilt the screen forward there should be a small pad on the top you can remove which houses the fixings just like the l405 and then upscrew unplug and cover the hole left. Just had a look on mine

Just taken a picture of mine, shown point where you need to prize open

Good luck

DrF

 

Thanks for the input... Since I didn't find anything online that could help with the details, I figured it out and made my own video on how to remove the rear seat entertainment system. Should work for all later Range Rover models. Hope this helps those inclined to have the rear seat screens removed. See below video link:

How to Remove the Rear Seat Entertainment System on a 2024 Range Rover and Similar Models/Years

 

Evening jft1000,

Here's what someone in the UK did. If you search fullfatrr.com you will find lots of helpful info

 

Drfenn, do you by chance have a link to the post for the person that made the cover for the range Rover? I have the exact same range rover and have now taken off the television, but I'm at a complete loss on where to get a cover and the Kydex option is so out of my skillset that it just won't work for me

Thx much!

 

Has anyone come up with a solution to cover the hole? 3d printed option? Thanks in advance. rgds Mark

 

See my above video link. Go to the end of the video and you can see the cover I made using kydex.

 

I did see that video, and thank you for making it. Knowing that we could remove the screens helped make a decision on buying the car. I like the covers you made, I was thinking of modifying the cover to include a hook for wife’s handbag, hence asking about a 3D print file/option.

 

Mark, did you ever find a readily available solution other than the Kydex?

 

Ok so rear entertainment center is not worth it. Check. Thx I was always wondering about this.

 

I can’t find a use for it. Especially how it was implemented.

 

Does removing the screen cause any error messages within the electrical system?

 

I don't know. I couldn't figure out how to remove the revamped plastic in the P550e. I would guess it does not cause errors messages in earlier models, as many people have done it. There is a grub screw under the screen, I'm fairly confident that is what is holding the cover in place, but don't want to undo it without being sure. Having something rattling around in there would probably be the final straw for my wife and this car.

If anyone has a diagram/link to a diagram showing the new plastic shrouds and how they clip together, I'd very much appreciate it.

 

I have passed on several vehicles because they have rear screens.
Surely RR know this is an issue with some owners/ buyers and could come up with a workable solution that wouldn't leave an ugly gaping hole on the seatback when screens are removed?
I wonder why they haven't?