Removing Rear Side Panel
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Information
- All straightening work on the body in the connection area of the sheetmetal parts to be replaced must be completed before the damaged parts are removed .
- Cut out rear side panel in the area of the pillars.
- 1.1. Cut through the side panel in the areas -C-, -D-
and -E-
using the oscillating body saw. Maintain the dimensions -X-
→ Cut dimension, old part: 220 mm, -Y-
→ Cut dimension, old part: 200 mm and -Z-
→ Cut dimension, old part: 150 mm
. Do not damage internal components.
Courtesy of PORSCHE CARS NORTH AMERICA, INC.
Courtesy of PORSCHE CARS NORTH AMERICA, INC.
- 1.2. Cut the welded joint between the rear side panel and reinforcements on the C and D pillars using the spotweld cutter (areas -B-, -F-, -G-, -H-, -I-
).
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Courtesy of PORSCHE CARS NORTH AMERICA, INC.
- 1.3. Cut the laser-welded joint between the rear side panel and reinforcement on the C-pillar using the parting grinder (area -A- ).
- 1.1. Cut through the side panel in the areas -C-, -D-
and -E-
using the oscillating body saw. Maintain the dimensions -X-
→ Cut dimension, old part: 220 mm, -Y-
→ Cut dimension, old part: 200 mm and -Z-
→ Cut dimension, old part: 150 mm
. Do not damage internal components.
- Remove rear side panel