41 00... Body Gap Dimensions

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The dimensions specified in this information are applicable at an object temperature of 20 °C. The aim of adjustment is to achieve a uniform gap.

Symmetry of the gaps between left and right sides of the vehicle has top priority.

The door gaps must not deviate between the front and rear door gap by more than 1.0 mm.

No gap dimension are specified for components which cannot be adjusted.

Dimensions in mm

Fig 1: Hood, Front Bumper, Front Fender, Headlamp And Front Pillar Body Gap Dimension And Measurement Points

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Fig 2: Front Bumper And Headlamp Body Gap Dimension And Measurement Points

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Panel, bumper, front
Headlight

Fig 3: Front Moonroof Panel And Rear Moonroof Panel Body Gap Dimension And Measurement Points
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Fig 4: Front Fender, Front Door, Rear Door And Sill Trim Panel Body Gap Dimension And Measurement Points
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Fig 5: Quarter Panel, Rear Door And Sill Trim Panel Body Gap Dimension And Measurement Points
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Rear door
Rear side walls

Fig 6: Rear Door And Rear Wheel Arch Body Gap Dimension And Measurement Points
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Fig 7: Roof Panel, Rear Gate, Quarter Panel And Rear Bumper Body Gap Dimension And Measurement Points
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