Install Outer Wheel Arch Section With Reinforcement

2023 BMW M3 Base, Automatic TransSECTION Install Outer Wheel Arch Section With Reinforcement
NOTE: TECHNICAL INFORMATION 
Use only approved spot welder for repair
For additional information see: 41 00... applicable BMW Workshop Equipment
  • Install the new outer wheel arch section part in areas (1)  and (2)  and weld it according to the new part preparation process
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  • Weld new part in the areas (1) 

    In this process, avoid excessively high heat input in the adjacent adhesive area (arrows)

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  • Weld the new part in the area (1) 

    Avoid applying too much heat to the adjacent adhesive area (2) 

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  • Install new part and weld in the areas (1)  and (2) 
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    NOTE: TECHNICAL INFORMATION 
    For additional information see: INSTALLING CAVITY SEALING (NOT EXPANDED)  .
  • Apply sealant D1 to the cavity sealing (1) 

    Install cavity sealing (1) 

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    CONSUMABLE SPECIFICATION

    Sealant D1 (seam sealing)  310 ml 83422409985
  • Apply sealant D1 to the cavity sealing (2) 
  • Install new part and weld in the areas (1) 
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  • Apply sealant D1 to the cavity sealing (1) 

    Install cavity sealing (1) 

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