41 00... Position Of Shaped Parts For Cavity Sealing

2013 BMW 128i 2D Convertible, Eng CD N52, Standard TransSECTION 41 00... Position Of Shaped Parts For Cavity Sealing
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Cavity sealing is carried out in specific body areas in order to reduce interior noise and to reduce condensation. To do this, shaped parts are inserted in the cavities. These shaped parts adapt themselves optimally due to heating of the body to approx. 180 Β°C by expansion to the shape of the cavities.

Because it is not possible to heat the body to this extent for a body repair, a different procedure has been specified for this situation. See CAVITY ACOUSTIC BAFFLE (EXPANDED)Β , CAVITY ACOUSTIC BAFFLE (NOT EXPANDED)Β , or CAVITY SEALING WITH 2-COMPONENT PU CAVITY FOAMΒ .

Fig 1: Identifying Shaped Parts Position For Cavity Sealing
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