AR65.20-W-1007A | Removing and installing side roof frame | 20.2.97 |
BODY 942.899 with CODE (F04) L cab (long)
W65.20-0002-09
1 Welding flanges to rear roof frame
2 Welding flange to B-pillar
3 MIG welds on B-pillar
2 Welding flange to window frame
6 Welding flange to window frame
7 Welding flange to front section
of roof frame
4 Welding flanges to rear roof frame
5 Welding flanges to A-pillar outer section
Danger! | The high voltage used for arc welding presents a lethal hazard. Explosion hazard when welding in the area of highly combustible materials. Injury hazard from welding spatter and UV light while welding. Welding gases are poisonous when inhaled. | Use insulating mats. | |
| General notes on body repair | All models | |
| General notes on welding | Model 638, 901, 902, 903, 904, 950, 952, 953, 954 | |
| Removal | ||
1 | Remove side section of roof paneling | ||
2 | Remove side paneling | ||
3 | Remove side roof struts | ||
4 | Detach welds (1-7) and remove side roof frame | If B-pillar is also to be replaced | |
Remove roof frame together with B-pillar. | |||
| Installation | ||
5 | Position new roof frame together with adjacent framework parts | Before welding in | |
Check door cutout and gaps with temporarily attached paneling parts. | |||
6 | Tack weld framework components | Check positioning of all components again. | |
7 | Install new roof frame | Welds (1-7) as on original part | |
8 | Install side roof struts | ||
9 | Install side section of roof paneling | ||
10 | Install side paneling |
Referenced documents
- ah6000n000101a General information on body repair
- ah6000n000501a General notes on welding
- ar6000w575002a Removing damaged components
- ar6000w575004a Installing carriers, pillars and panelling parts
- ar6310w5743b Removing and installing side paneling
- ar6320w1350a Replacing complete B-pillar
- ar6510w5755a Removing and installing roof paneling side section
- ar6520w100601a Removing and installing roof strut
- ar7210w1089a Check gaps and installation depth of door
- as0000z000701a The high voltage used for electric welding presents a lethal hazard. Risk of explosion from welding in areas close to highly inflammable materials. Risk of injury from weld splatter and UV-light when welding. Risk of poisoning from