Rear Floor Rear Panel Replacement (5-Door Hatchback 68
Standard)
Note: According to
different corrosion warranties, only the regional mandatory joining
methods are allowed.
Removal Procedure
3. |
Remove all related panels and
components. |
4. |
Visually inspect the damage.
Repair as much of the damage as possible. |
5. |
Remove the sealers and
anti-corrosion materials from the repair area, as necessary.
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6. |
Locate and mark all the
necessary factory welds of the rear floor rear panel (1).
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7. |
Note the number and location
of weld studs for installation of the service assembly.
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8. |
Drill all factory
welds. |
9. |
Remove the damaged rear floor
rear panel (1). |
Installation Procedure
1. |
Position the rear floor rear
panel on the vehicle (1). |
2. |
Align the rear floor rear
panel. |
3. |
Drill 4 mm (3/16 in) every 100
mm (4 in) for rivets along the attaching flanges of the rear floor
rear panel were a resistance spot welder can not be applied
(1). |
4. |
Remove the new rear floor rear
panel. |
5. |
Clean and prepare the
attaching surfaces for spot welding and riveting. |
6. |
Apply structural adhesive (1)
to all attaching surfaces. |
7. |
Position the rear floor rear
panel (1) on the vehicle. |
8. |
Verify the fit of the rear
floor rear panel. |
9. |
Clamp the rear floor rear
panel into position. |
10. |
Rivet the rear floor rear
panel. |
11. |
Spot weld accordingly
(1). |
12. |
Weld accordingly the weld
studs as noted. |
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Note: Steps 13 to 15
only for vehicles with Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG).
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13. |
Position the bracket for LPG
tank. |
14. |
Use the holes on the bracket
to mark the positions on the rear floor rear panel. |
15. |
Drill holes to rear floor rear
panel |
16. |
Apply the sealers and
anti-corrosion materials to the repair area, as necessary.
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17. |
Paint the repaired
area. |
18. |
Install all related panels and
components. |
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