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Replace rear sill panelling (model L 48)
 Remove
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Detach attaching parts
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Important: Note size of new
part!
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Remove rear sill panelling
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Drill out rear sill panelling
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Install
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Cut new part to size within the component supplied
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Adjust rear sill panelling to fit
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Take off rear sill panelling
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Important: Observe body repair
with structural adhesive.
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Apply corrosion protection adhesive system 93 160 535/15 05
000
Note: Leave 40 mm
around the MIG brazed seams free of adhesive.
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| 8. |
Adjust rear sill panelling to fit
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| 9. |
Weld rear sill panelling
Note: Observe
specifications for welded and riveted joints and for body repair
with structural adhesive.
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Bend the wheel arch
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Using a suitable hammer, bend over the flanged edge, at the
same time holding a small mallet or block against it.
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Apply excess adhesive as a seam seal and corrosion protection
using a spatula or flat paintbrush
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Use structural adhesive in area (II)
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MIG braze inner rear sill panelling
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Grind MIG brazed seams
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Seal bodywork seams and plug welds.
Note: Observe corrosion
protection measures for seam seals.
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Seal cavity
Note: Observe
protective wax corrosion protection measures.
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| 15. |
Apply underseal.
Note: Observe corrosion
protection measures for PVC protection.
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