Outer sill (conv.)
Outer sill (conv.) |
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Mount the car in an alignment bench with measuring fixture and cross-measure as necessary.
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Cut the outer sill panel 25 mm below the hinge and 80 mm behind the hole in the sill. Make sure that underlying reinforcement is not damaged.
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Drill out the spot welds and grind down the welds to the inner sill reinforcement.
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Knock away the sill panel and align any deformed metalwork.
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Roughly cut the spare part so that it will overlap the joints by a couple of centimetres.
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Fit the new sill in place and fix it with a few welding clamps.
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Cut through the new sill and body simultaneously so that the joints can be butt-welded.
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Remove the sill and punch or drill holes for plug welding.
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Grind the surfaces to be welded on the sill and the body.
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Apply welding primer to the surfaces which are to be spot welded or plug welded. Use Teroson Zinkspray.
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Fit the sill in place and fix it with a few welding clamps.
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Plug weld the sill in place.
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Spot weld the sill in place.
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Weld the joints.
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Grind the welds clean.
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Wash off surplus welding primer. Welding primer makes for poorer adhesion of paint, filler and sealant.
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Apply primer to all surfaces that have been ground clean. Use Standox 1K Füllprimer.
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Seal joints and metal folds with putty. Use Terostat 1K-PUR.
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Apply anti-corrosion agent to internal surfaces after painting. Use Terotex HV 400.
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