1 | Check rear fixed element (3) for damage. |
If damage is present, | |
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Replace rear fixed element (3). |
2 | Install cup suction tools on outside of rear fixed element (3) and place rear fixed element (3) on suitable surface with inside pointing upward. |
Helper required. |
3 | Cut adhesive bead (1) at rear fixed element (3) back to a residual height of approx. 1 to 2 mm using a scraper. |
If rear fixed element (3) is reused. |
4 | Fully cut back residues of spacers (2) and adhesive bead (1) present in this area. |
If rear fixed element (3) is reused. |
5 | Remove cutting residues using a wet and dry vacuum cleaner. |
If rear fixed element (3) is reused. |
6 | Apply cleaner to bonding surfaces on inside of rear fixed element (3) using part of cleaning cloth and wipe dry with other part of cleaning cloth. |
The cleaner is included in the repair kit. |
7 | Apply primer uniformly to all bonding surfaces on inside of rear fixed element (3) and allow to fully dry. |
Do not apply primer to uncoated field. |
If rear fixed element (3) is reused, only the bonding surfaces without residual adhesive material must be coated with primer. |
The primer is included in the repair kit. |
8 | Replace spacers (2). |
If rear fixed element (3) is reused. |
P77.21-A039-06