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41 12 535 Replace Luggage Compartment Floor And Both Side Members (Tail Panel Trim Removed)

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These repair instructions comprise the procedures for REPAIR STAGE 3 .

Remove or cover those vehicle components in the repair area which are susceptible to heat or dust.

STRIP DOWN VEHICLE 

Place vehicle on straightening bench.

The following new body parts are required:

Following CONSUMABLES  are required:

Material Quantity
Adhesive K5a 2
Blind rivets N3 25
Cleaning agent R1 1
Sealant D1  

Removal of luggage compartment floor and both side members 

Operation is partially described on the left side. Right side identical.

Mark severance cut (1) in accordance with dimension and cut.

IMPORTANT: Cut outer panel only.
Dimension "a" = 25 mm from component edge of front luggage compartment floor.
Open welded connections in area (2).
Remove trunk floor.
Fig 2: Identifying Welded Connections And Severance Cut Dimension
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NOTE: New part is installed with overlap in area of severance cut (1).

Open welded connections in area (1).

Fig 3: Identifying Welded Connections
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Shown without side wall for purposes of clarity.

Mark severance cut in accordance with dimension and cut side member.

Dimension "a" = approx. 80 mm from component edge side member.

Open welded connections in area (1).

Fig 4: Identifying Welded Connections And Severance Cut Dimension
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Mark severance cut (1) as pictured and cut.

IMPORTANT: Cut outer panel only.

Open welded connections in areas (2).

Fig 5: Identifying Severance Cut Line And Welded Connections
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Open weld joints in areas (1) and remove cross-member section (2).

Fig 6: Identifying Cross-Member Section And Weld Joints
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New part preparation 

Mark new luggage compartment floor in accordance with severance cut on vehicle + 20 mm extra material and cut.

Disconnect required components from the new component wheel arch extension.

Flatten stampings (1) on both sides.

Fig 7: Identifying Stampings
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Mark severance cut (1) in accordance with severance cut on vehicle and cut.

Detach welded connections and remove wheel arch section (2).

Prepare REINFORCEMENT PLATE  for severance cut.

Adjust new parts to fit with alignment bracket or universal mount and secure.

Fig 8: Identifying Wheel Arch Section And Severance Cut Line
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Adjust luggage compartment well in combination with cross member and tail panel to fit and secure.

In areas (1) to (3), set 4.2 mm dia. holes for blind rivets.

Area Number
1 8 of
2 5
3 4
Fig 9: Identifying Areas For Blind Rivet Bore Holes
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Remove new part and deburr holes.

IMPORTANT: Do not grind new parts and body in area of bonding surfaces.

Installing side members and luggage compartment floor 

Install new parts and reinforcement plates with alignment bracket or universal mount and weld analogue to series standard.

Installing luggage compartment floor, middle 

Clean all  bonding surfaces with cleaning agent R1.

Apply adhesive to bonding surfaces.

Install new part and rivet with blind rivets.

Perform MAG welding throughout to new part in area (1).

Set 20 mm MAG welds at a distance of 15 mm in area (2).

IMPORTANT: Risk of damage to adhesive area.
Avoid applying excessive heat to the neighboring adhesive areas.
Fig 10: Identifying MAG-Welding Areas
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