Withdrawal
Note:
Wear gloves to protect your hands from injury.
Be careful not to bend or scratch trim panels and body parts.
1. Remove the following parts
A. Rear seat assembly.
B. Rear door anti-seize pad.
C. Transverse bulkhead cladding.
D. Luggage compartment side trim.
E. C-pillar trim.
2. Turn away a nut of fastening of motionless lateral glass (A).
3. Cut off the sealant with a special tool (A) (09801-311000).
Attention.
- It is not allowed to cut off the glue to the painted surface of the body, damage to the paintwork will interfere with normal gluing.
- Remove the rubber seal with fasteners from the body.
- Cover all surrounding surfaces before applying the compound.
4. Remove the side fixed glass.
Installation
1. Using a knife, cut evenly the old adhesive so that its thickness is about 2 mm on the contact surface around the entire perimeter of the side fixed window opening:
Attention.
It is not allowed to cut off the glue to the painted surface of the body, damage to the paintwork will interfere with normal gluing.
Cover all surrounding surfaces before applying the compound.
Remove the fasteners from the body.
2. Clean the contact surface of the body with a sponge dampened with alcohol. After cleaning, avoid getting oil, grease and water on the surface.
3. Using a sponge, apply glass primer to the edge of the fixed glass, then lightly wipe it off with a rag:
Attention.
Do not apply body primer to fixed side glass, be careful not to confuse sponges with different primers.
Never touch the primed surface with your hands. Otherwise, the adhesive may not adhere properly to the fixed side glass, resulting in water leakage after installation.
Keep water, dust and abrasive materials away from the primed surface.
4. Using a sponge, apply a thin layer of body primer to the old adhesive remaining around the circumference of the glass opening. Leave it on for at least 10 minutes to dry.
Attention.
Do not apply a glass primer to the body, be careful not to confuse sponges with different primers.
Never touch the primed surface with your hands.
5. Load the adhesive into the cartridge, being careful not to allow air pockets to form, which could interfere with the even distribution of the adhesive. Insert the cartridge into the glue gun and apply a bead of glue along the edges of the fixed glass. Apply adhesive no later than 30 minutes after priming the glass. In the corners, a strip of glue should be made a little thicker.
6. Install the side fixed glass.
7. Wait for the glue to dry (at least one hour), then pour water over the fixed glass and check for leaks. If a leak is detected, the damaged area must be thoroughly dried and then sealed with a sealant:
After installing the fixed glass, do not use the vehicle for at least four hours. If during this time it is necessary to use the car, you should move at low speed.
8. Install all remaining removed parts in reverse order.