Inner side panel (conv.)
| Inner side panel (conv.) | 
The following section describes how to change the inner side panel, inner B pillar, inner side reinforcement and strap guide mounting.
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        Mount the car in an alignment bench with measuring fixture and cross-measure as necessary.
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        Remove the side panel.
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        Remove the rear section of the door frame.
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        Remove the outer side reinforcement and the B pillar reinforcement.
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        Remove the rear section of the outer sill reinforcement.
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        Drill out the spot welds and grind away the seam welds that secure the inner side panel.
         
        
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        Grind down the seam welds securing the inner side panel.
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        Knock away the inner side panel.
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        Grind down the welds securing the end of the torsion box.
         
        
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        Cut away the outer section of the torsion box as illustrated. The outer section is to be refitted on assembly.
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        Grind the welds.
         
        
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        Drill out the spot welds and grind away the seam welds that secure the inner side reinforcement. Remove the inner side reinforcement, inner B pillar and belt guide mounting.
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        Grind clean the surfaces to be welded on the spare part and the body.
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        Drill holes for plug welding in the spare part.
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        Apply welding primer to the surfaces to be spot welded on the spare part and the body. Use Teroson Zinkspray.
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        Fit the inner side reinforcement in place on the inner side panel. Fit the inner side panel in place on the body and fix it with a few welding clamps.
         
        
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        Put the inner B pillar and the belt guide mounting in place and secure them with some welding clamps. Measure in the exact position with the measuring fixture.
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        Tack on the inner B pillar with a few welds.
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| 19. | 
        Fit the outer sill reinforcement. See
        
          
        
        Rear section of outer sill reinforcement (conv.)
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| 20. | 
        Put the B pillar reinforcement, the outer side reinforcement, the door frame, side panel and door in place. Check the fit.
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        Remove the side panel, door frame, the outer side reinforcement and the B pillar reinforcement. Seam weld the inner B pillar and belt guide mounting in place.
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        Weld the inner B pillar to the side panel and sill reinforcement.
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        Weld the inner side panel in place.
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        Spot weld the inner side panel in place and then seam weld the welds in the wheel housing.
         
        
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        Fit the outer side reinforcement and outer B pillar reinforcement. See
        
          
        
        Outer side reinforcement with outer B pillar reinforcement (conv.)
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        Put the removed section of torsion box in place and seam weld it on.
         
        
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        Fit the door frame and side panel. See
        
          
        
        Door frame (conv.) and
        
          
        
        Side panel (conv.)
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| 28. | 
        Wash off surplus welding primer. Welding primer makes for poorer adhesion of paint, filler and sealant.
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| 29. | 
        Apply primer to all bare metal surfaces. Use Standox 1K Füllprimer.
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| 30. | 
        Seal joints and metal folds with putty. Use Terostat 1K-PUR.
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| 31. | 
        Apply anti-corrosion agent to internal surfaces after painting. Use Terotex HV 400.
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