Part of rear floor
| Part of rear floor | 
| To remove | 
This method refers to the right-hand side but the left-hand side can be dealt with in a similar manner.
| 1. | 
        Remove the
        
         Rear bumper abutment
        
        .
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| 2. | 
        Cut the floor as indicated by the marks.
         
        
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| 3. | 
        Drill out the spot welds.
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| 4. | 
        Tap out the rear floor and straighten any deformed metal.
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| To fit | 
| 1. | 
        Cut the replacement panel as illustrated. The cut should be made so that the replacement panel overlaps by about 20 mm.
         
        
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| 2. | 
        Drill holes for plug welding in the replacement panel.
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| 3. | 
        Grind all surfaces that are to be welded.
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| 4. | 
        Apply welding primer to all surfaces that are to be plug or spot welded.
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| 5. | 
        Put the floor in place and align it.
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| 6. | 
        Weld the floor in place.
         
        
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| 7. | 
        Grind the welds.
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| 8. | 
        Wash away surplus welding primer. Welding primer reduces the adhesion of paint, filler and sealant.
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| 9. | 
        Apply primer to all bare metal surfaces.
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| 10. | 
        
         Fit the rear bumper abutment
        
        .
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| 11. | 
        Seal joints and seams with sealant.
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| 12. | 
        Apply PVC replacement to the underside of the floor.
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| 13. | 
        Apply a thin film of corrosion inhibitor inside frame members and cavities after painting.
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