Cut Upper Section On Outer Corner Pillar Paneling - Ar64.30-D-5732-01TS
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AS00.00-Z-0017-01A |
Model 907.6/7
The following operation steps are shown on model 907.633 with code D03 (Roof and rear-end doors, high version) on the right side of vehicle and must be performed analogously on the left side of vehicle if damaged.
- Mark separating point on outer corner pillar paneling upper section (1) (area A).
Observe dimension (A).
- Cut separating point at outer corner pillar paneling upper section (1) (area A).
Do not cut too deeply.
Otherwise the components below can be damaged and weakened.
Commercially available devices/tools
Body power jigsaw
- Mark separating point on outer corner pillar paneling upper section (1) (area B).
Mark separating point along edge (area B).
- Cut separating point at outer corner pillar paneling upper section (1) (area B).
Do not cut too deeply.
Otherwise the components below can be damaged and weakened.
Commercially available devices/tools
Body power jigsaw
- Expose weld seams at outer corner pillar paneling upper section (1) (area C).
Commercially available devices/tools
Rotary wire brush
- Cut weld seams at outer corner pillar paneling upper section (1) (area C).
Commercially available devices/tools
Angular grinder
Straight grinder
- Expose spot welds at outer corner pillar paneling upper section (1) (areas D and E).
Commercially available devices/tools
Rotary wire brush
- Cut off spot welds at outer corner pillar paneling upper section (1) (areas D and E).
Commercially available devices/tools
Spot weld milling machine
- Remove damaged upper section of outer corner pillar paneling (1).
- Mark separating points at outer corner pillar paneling upper section (1) (areas F1
, F2
and F3
).
Mark separating points as shown (areas F1 , F2 and F3 ).
- Cut separating points at outer corner pillar paneling upper section (1) (areas F1
, F2
and F3
).
Do not make the cuts too deep.
Otherwise the components below can be damaged and weakened.
Commercially available devices/tools
Body power jigsaw
- Joggle outer corner pillar paneling upper section (1) in hatched area (area H) approx. 10 mm.
Commercially available devices/tools
Sheet metal crimping pliers
- Grind mating surface in hatched area (area H) down to bare metal.
Commercially available devices/tools
Rotary wire brush
- Grind down mating surfaces to bare metal in cross-hatched areas.
Commercially available devices/tools
Rotary wire brush
- Remove shavings and milling chips.
Commercially available devices/tools
Wet and dry vacuum cleaner
- Bend up remaining sections in cross-hatched area (area I).
Commercially available devices/tools
Chisel