Additional information can be found in the superordinate service document.
The safety information in the superordinate service document must be observed.
The following operation steps are shown on the left component parts and must be similarly performed on the right side of the vehicle in the case of damage.
The new front longitudinal member part up to the passenger compartment floor area (1) is delivered without weld studs. The weld-in positions of the weld studs from the damaged front longitudinal member to the passenger compartment floor area (1) must be transferred to the new front longitudinal member part up to the passenger compartment floor area (1).
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1 | Expose spot welds on the front longitudinal member up to the passenger compartment floor area (1) (areas A1, A2 and A3). |
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2 | Cut off spot welds on the front longitudinal member up to the passenger compartment floor area (1) (areas A1, A2 and A3). |
Cut off spot welds through 2 panel thicknesses (areas A2 and A3). |
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3 | Dispose of the leftover piece that has been separated off. |
4 | Punch holes on the front longitudinal member up to the passenger compartment floor area (1) with a diameter of 6 mm (areas B1, B2 and B3). |
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5 | Grind mating surfaces on the front longitudinal member up to the passenger compartment floor area (1) down to bare metal in the cross-hatched areas and around the holes (areas B1, B2 and B3). |
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6 | Grind mating surfaces on the front longitudinal member up to the passenger compartment floor area (1) down to bare metal in the cross-hatched areas and around the holes. |
Sand down spot weld flanges to bare metal on both sides. |
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7 | Remove shavings. |
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8 | Apply zinc dust paint to the insides of the spot weld flanges. |
9 | Grind mating surfaces on the front longitudinal member up to the passenger compartment floor area (1) down to bare metal in the cross-hatched areas. |
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10 | Remove shavings. |
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11 | Mark positions of the weld studs and place a punch mark on the respective marking. |
For this purpose, use the noted dimensions for the weld studs from the damaged front longitudinal member up to the passenger compartment floor area (1). |
12 | Rub area for weld studs down to bare metal. |
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13 | Weld on the weld studs. |
14 | Clean weld joints. |
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15 | Remove shavings. |
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16 | Punch holes on the crossmember (2) with a diameter of 6 mm (areas C1 and C2). |
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17 | Grind mating surfaces on crossmember (2) down to bare metal in cross-hatched areas and around holes (areas C1 and C2). |
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18 | Remove shavings. |
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19.1 | Left side of vehicle. |
See Fig. A. |
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19.2 | Right side of vehicle. |
See Fig. B. |
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20 | Remove shavings. |
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21 | Apply zinc dust paint to the insides of the spot weld flanges. |
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22.1 | Left side of vehicle. |
See fig. C. |
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22.2 | Right side of vehicle. |
See fig. D. |
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23 | Remove shavings. |
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24 | Apply zinc dust paint to the insides of the spot weld flanges. |
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