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Remove rear fender complete

Type ar · topic 63.50 · version 0100 · 2016-07-29

Applies to: Model 213.2

Where it sits

Function group 3 Body › 63 Side wall › 63.50 Rear fenders — Series 213 (models 2**)

EinPAS 35 Body/frame/detachable parts › 35.34 Sidewall › 35.34.35 Fender/sidewall — Series 213 (models 2**)

EinPAS 35 Body/frame/detachable parts › 35.37 Fender › 35.37.31 Rear fender — Series 213 (models 2**)

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Remove rear fender complete

Model

213.2

The following steps are shown on the left side of the vehicle and must be performed analogously on the right side in the event of damage.

Remove rear fender complete

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1

Mark separating points on rear fender (1) and cut (areas A, B and C).

Do not make the cuts too deep.
Otherwise the components below can be damaged and weakened.

Mark separating points along Y-markings (areas B and C).

Dimensions:
a = approx. 30 mm

2

Separate adhesive bead between outer rear wheel well and rear fender (1) (area D).

The rear fender is bonded to the outer rear wheel well (1).

3

Expose spot welds on rear fender (1) and cut out (areas E).

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4

Expose spot welds on rear fender (1) and cut out (areas F).


Joint spot welds on panels that are one behind the other must be cut out through two panel thicknesses.


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5

Heat rear fender (1) in crosshatched areas.

Cross-hatched areas are bonded with adhesive.

6

Remove rear fender (1).

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7

Remove remaining adhesive material in area of outer rear wheel well (area H).

The height of the remaining adhesive should be max. 2  mm. Always remove loose adhesive.

8

Repair bare parts with primer stick (area H).

9

Sand down mating surfaces to bare metal in cross-hatched areas .

Sand down spot weld flanges to bare metal on both sides.

10

Remove grinding dust and drill chips.

11

Coat insides of spot weld flanges with zinc dust paint.

Do not coat bonding surfaces with zinc dust paint (areas G).
Otherwise adhesion problems may occur.

Observe pretreatment of bonding surfaces.