Gap dimensions at hoods, doors and covers - AR60.00-P-0700-01PB
TEST VALUES FOR GAPS ON HOODS, DOORS AND LIDS
| Number | Designation | Model 203.706/707/708/718/730/735/740/742/743/745/746/747/752/756/764 | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BE60.00-P-1001-01E | Gap dimension | Engine hood to fender | Dimension "A" | mm | 3.6 (± 1) |
| Engine hood to headlamp | Dimension "R" | mm | 4 (± 0.5) | ||
| Engine hood to bumper | Dimension "D" | mm | 5 | ||
| Fig., see | AR60.00-P-0700-01PB | ||||
| BE60.00-P-1002-01E | Gap dimension | Front door to A-pillar | Dimension "B" | mm | 6.5 (+1) |
| Front door to fender | Dimension "H" | mm | 3.5 (-0.5/+1) | ||
| Front door to rear door | Dimension "I" | mm | - | ||
| Front door to roof | Dimension "C" | mm | - | ||
| Rear door to C-pillar | Dimension "T" | mm | - | ||
| Rear door to lower side section | Dimension "J" | mm | - | ||
| Front door to rear fender | Dimension "P" | mm | 3.5 (+1.0/-0.5) | ||
| Fig., see | AR60.00-P-0700-01PB | ||||
| BE60.00-P-1003-01E | Gap dimension | Trunk lid to top of rear fender | Dimension "F" | mm | - |
| Trunk lid to taillamp | Dimension "M" | mm | - | ||
| Rear fender to taillamp | Dimension "U" | mm | 2.5 (± 0.5) | ||
| Fig., see | AR60.00-P-0700-01PB | ||||
| BE60.00-P-1004-01E | Gap dimension | Tailgate to roof | Dimension "E" | mm | 8.5 (+1) |
| Tailgate to rear fender | Dimension "M" | mm | 3.5 (± 1) | ||
| Tailgate to taillamp | Dimension "L" | mm | 4 (± 1) | ||
| Tailgate to bumper | Dimension "S" | mm | 6.5 (-1.5) | ||
| Tailgate to D-pillar | Dimension "Q" | mm | - | ||
| Fig., see | AR60.00-P-0700-01PB | ||||
| BE60.00-P-1005-01E | Gap dimension | Fuel filler flap | Dimension "K" | mm | 3.5 (± 1) |
| Fig., see | AR60.00-P-0700-01PB | ||||
Adjust hoods, doors and lids as shown in drawing. The gap should not run wedge-shaped or be too narrow at points. Deviations from parallel gap should be max. 0.5 mm over the entire length. If the inside clearance is too large or too small, the movable body parts must be centered accordingly. The reference measurements apply only for repair work on bodies damaged in accidents.