Rear door panel
| Rear door panel | 
| To remove | 
| 1. | The outer door panel is folded over the door framework at the back. Grind away the fold so that the outer door panel comes loose.   | |
| 2. | Drill out the spot welds.   | |
| 3. | Knock the outer door panel loose and lift it away. | |
| 4. | Remove the remaining metal folds inside the door framework. | |
| 5. | Align the edges of the door structure and grind clean the door structure. | |
| To fit | 
| 1. | Apply sealant on the impact members. Use Terostat 1k-PUR.   | |
| 2. | Apply adhesive to the front and rear edges of the door framework. Use Teromix 6700. | |
| 3. | Apply welding primer to the bottom edge of the door framework. Use Teroson zinc spray. | |
| 4. | Position the new outer door panel, making sure the metal folds are against the door framework. Secure the clamps.   | |
| 5. | Spot weld on the door frame at the front edge and the bottom. Knock down and clamp the upper outer door panel metal fold.   | |
| 6. | Knock in the metal fold on the rear edge of the door with a hammer. Do not use pliers as they may damage the outside of the door. | |
| 7. | Fit the door in place and check its fit and alignment with the body. Adjust as necessary. | |
| 8. | Wash away surplus welding primer. Welding primer reduces the adhesion of paint, filler and sealant. | |
| 9. | Apply primer to all bare metal surfaces. Use Standox 1K Fullprimer. | |
| 10. | Use Terostat 1K-PUR to seal joints and metal folds. | |
| 11. | Apply anti-corrosion agent to the door after it has been painted. | |

 
		