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BODY
I
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348
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5
1
77
Fig
BF
33
Template
for
door
mirror
installation
for
left
hand
drive
vehicle
INSTALLING
OSITION
SECTION
A
A
When
installing
round
shape
movable
outside
fender
rnirror
tighten
the
nut
to
tightening
torque
range
from
0
4
to
0
5
kg
m
2
9
to
3
6
ft
lb
so
that
fender
rnirror
rnovernent
starting
torque
is
in
range
from
20
to
75
kg
rn
I74
to
65
1
in
lb
When
the
nut
is
tightened
to
tightening
torque
of
1
5
kg
m
10
8
ft
lb
higher
the
fender
mirror
stud
bolt
may
be
broken
Tl4
11
I
Mirror
stay
2
I
Mirror
base
31
Cap
Fig
BF
34
Round
shape
movable
outside
fender
mirror
installing
unit
TRUNK
LID
AND
REAR
BUMPER
CONTENTS
SEDAN
AND
COUPE
TRUNK
LID
LOCK
Removal
Adjustment
TRUNK
LID
TORSION
BAR
VAN
BACK
DOOR
LOCK
BF
20
BF
20
BF
20
BF
21
Removal
Adjustment
BACK
DOOR
TORSION
BAR
Installation
REAR
BUMPER
Removal
BF
21
BF
22
BF
24
BF
24
BF
24
BF
24
BF
21
BF
19
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BODY
SEDAN
AND
COUPE
CD
@
h
r
1
@
@
II
I
Trunk
lid
2
Trunk
lid
lock
assembly
13
I
Trunk
lid
weatherstrip
4
Hinge
fixing
pin
15
I
Trunk
lid
hinge
6
Striker
assembly
Fig
BF
35
Trunk
lid
and
hinge
construction
Sedan
Removal
striker
position
Adjusting
stroke
toward
left
and
right
sides
direction
is
4
8
mm
0
1890
in
and
8
mm
0
3150
in
toward
vertical
direction
TRUNK
LID
LOCK
1
Loosen
installation
bolts
and
remove
the
striker
and
lock
from
the
body
Coupe
When
adjusting
engagement
between
the
lock
and
striker
adjust
striker
position
toward
left
and
right
sides
adjusting
stroke
6
mm
0
2362
in
and
lock
position
for
vertical
direction
adjusting
stroke
8
mm
0
3150
in
2
Remove
the
leaf
clip
used
to
secure
the
trunk
lid
lock
cylinder
on
the
body
and
remove
the
trunk
lid
lock
cylinder
Adjustment
When
adjusting
engagement
between
the
lock
and
striker
set
the
lock
stationarily
and
properly
adjust
Tightening
torque
Lock
and
striker
fIxing
bolt
0
12
to
0
2
kg
m
0
87
to
I
45
ft
Ib
Sedan
SF
20
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BODY
TRUNK
LID
TORSION
BAR
The
procedures
of
installing
torsion
bar
are
indicated
as
follows
ill
ID
f
Jw
V
@
@
Fig
BF
36
Installing
torsion
bar
1
Closed
position
2
Rotation
center
of
trunk
lid
hinge
3
Trunk
lid
hinge
4
Trunk
lid
torsion
bar
5
Rear
waist
connector
Note
When
installing
the
to
ion
bar
use
to
ion
bar
wrench
special
tool
ST087100001
VAN
t
9
@
i
Fig
BF
37
Back
door
and
hinge
constructions
BACK
DOOR
LOCK
1
Back
door
hinge
torsion
bar
2
Back
door
hinge
3
Back
door
4
Back
door
lock
rod
5
Lock
6
Striker
7
Striker
shim
8
Back
door
side
dovetail
9
Side
dovetail
shim
10
Back
door
bumper
11
Back
door
bumper
plate
Removal
2
Remove
the
lock
cylinder
securing
leaf
clip
so
as
to
free
the
lock
cylinder
and
remove
the
back
door
lock
rod
from
the
lock
cylinder
I
Remove
the
back
door
trim
and
sealing
screen
BF
21
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I
1
I
Back
door
lock
rod
I
2
I
Lock
cylinder
Fig
BF
38
Removing
back
door
lock
rod
3
Remove
the
lock
cylinder
4
Loosen
the
installation
bolts
body
side
and
remove
the
lock
and
striker
A
Back
door
hinge
Nylon
A
ubber
Back
door
side
dovetail
Steel
sheets
Back
door
A
portion
BODY
Adjustment
1
Striker
and
lock
The
striker
and
lock
engagement
is
adjusted
at
the
striker
side
for
toward
horizontal
and
vertical
directions
The
lock
side
is
sel
stationariIy
When
adjusting
engagement
toward
vertical
direction
striker
shim
1
6
mm
0
0630
in
thick
is
used
Under
the
standard
condition
one
striker
shim
is
used
Adjusting
stroke
toward
the
horizontal
direction
is
6
mm
0
2362
in
Tightening
torque
Lock
fIXing
machine
screw
0
12
to
0
2
kg
m
0
87
to
I
45
ft
lb
Striker
fIxing
bolt
1
0
to
1
5
kg
m
7
2
to
10
8
ft
Ib
2
Side
striker
and
wedge
Back
door
bumper
r
Steel
sheet
Steel
sheet
Rubber
Back
door
side
I
Rear
panel
side
Tapping
plate
Steel
sheet
8
portion
Back
door
bumper
plate
FiS
BF
39
Back
door
securing
system
SF
22
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n
order
to
secure
the
back
door
in
the
position
adjust
the
position
in
accordance
with
the
following
instruc
tions
I
Install
two
back
door
bumpers
@
on
the
bottom
of
the
back
door
Positions
of
the
back
door
bumpers
are
used
for
standard
positions
when
positioning
the
back
door
and
therefore
no
adjusting
stroke
is
provided
Tightening
torque
Back
door
bumper
fixing
machine
screw
I
kg
m
7
2
ft
lb
2
Place
the
back
door
bumper
plates
as
shown
in
Fugure
BF
38
so
that
inside
of
the
back
door
bumper
comes
into
contact
with
inside
of
the
bumper
plate
and
secure
the
bumper
plates
in
the
correctly
adjusted
positions
The
adjusting
stroke
is
4
mm
0
1575
in
Outside
Inside
Outside
Inside
14
54
A
S
14
54
F
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I
1
I
Back
door
bumper
I
2
I
Back
door
bumper
plate
I
Fig
BF
40
Adjusting
back
door
bumper
plate
positions
When
adjusting
back
door
burnper
plate
positions
use
plasticine
or
sirnilar
material
fIll
the
bumper
plates
with
plasticine
close
the
back
door
observe
contact
and
adjust
properly
so
that
both
side
bumpers
come
into
contact
with
both
side
bumper
plates
evenly
It
should
be
noted
however
that
when
the
bumper
BODY
BF
23
plates
are
moved
excessively
to
the
outside
back
door
opening
closing
force
increases
although
the
back
door
is
secured
tightly
Position
the
bumper
plates
properly
so
that
the
back
door
can
be
opened
and
closed
lightly
Note
It
has
been
so
designed
that
the
back
door
bumpers
come
into
contact
with
the
bumper
plates
at
their
inside
However
when
inside
contact
surface
is
worn
contact
may
be
made
at
the
outside
Same
back
door
securing
p
ffect
will
be
obtained
Back
door
hinge
rm
Fig
BF
41
Adjusting
back
door
side
dove
tail
3
Now
adjust
both
side
upper
portions
of
the
back
door
Secure
back
door
side
dovetails
temporarily
toward
the
rear
direction
in
the
center
for
vertical
direction
close
the
back
door
and
adjust
positions
of
the
back
door
side
dovetails
properly
so
that
the
dovetail
comes
into
contact
with
the
back
door
hinge
arm
tightly
and
the
dovetail
is
bent
I
to
2
mm
0
0394
to
0
0787
in
When
there
is
a
gap
between
the
dovetail
and
back
door
hinge
arm
apply
dovetail
side
shim
s
1
6
mm
0
0630
in
thick
beneath
the
dovetail
When
the
dovetail
is
moved
rearward
it
approaches
toward
the
hinge
arm
gap
is
reduced
and
when
moved
forward
it
is
separated
from
the
hinge
arrn
gap
increases
Vertical
adjusting
stroke
is
2
mm
0
0787
in
and
forward
rearward
adjusting
stroke
is
6
mm
0
2362
in
Tightening
torque
Dovetail
fIxing
machine
screw
I
kg
m
7
2
ft
Ib
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BACK
DOOR
TORSION
BAR
BODY
A
D
Installation
Fig
BF
42
Installing
back
door
torsion
baT
I
Fully
open
the
back
door
and
set
the
hinge
link
and
torsion
bar
to
condition
1
of
Figure
BF
42
2
Apply
a
torsion
bar
wrench
special
tool
ST08710oo0
to
one
end
of
the
torsion
bar
and
hook
it
from
position
II
to
III
of
the
Figure
BF42
The
torsion
bar
may
be
set
either
from
left
or
right
REAR
BUMPER
Removal
Disconnect
wiring
for
the
license
plate
lamp
loosen
the
bumper
installation
bolts
from
the
luggage
compartment
and
remove
the
bumper
DOORS
CONTENTS
DESCRIPTION
DOOR
CONSTRUCTION
Removal
Adjustment
DOOR
TRIM
Removal
DOOR
LOC
MECHANISM
Front
door
lock
removal
SF
24
SF
25
SF
26
SF
26
SF
27
SF
27
SF
27
SF
28
DESCRIPTION
The
cross
sectional
door
sash
provides
with
high
rigidity
and
the
door
sash
is
secured
on
the
door
panel
by
means
of
welding
The
door
lock
is
of
a
knob
lock
type
and
the
inside
handle
is
of
a
pull
rise
type
Front
door
lock
installation
Rear
door
lock
removal
Rear
door
lock
installation
DOOR
GLASS
AND
REGULATOR
Removal
Installation
SIDE
WINDOW
Removal
SF
28
SF
29
SF
29
SF
29
SF
30
SF
31
SF
31
SF
31
The
inside
handle
bracket
is
provided
with
a
weak
point
so
that
a
load
is
absorbed
when
a
large
load
is
applied
to
the
inside
handle
during
an
accident
The
outside
handle
is
of
a
pull
up
type
SF
24
Page 215 of 513
BODY
DOOR
CONSTRUCTION
II
J
Fig
BF
43
Front
door
construction
t
1
QT
Fig
BF
44
Rear
door
construction
BF
25
1
Glass
run
robber
2
Weatherstrip
3
Door
panel
4
Weatherstrip
spacer
5
Weatherstrip
6
Seal
screen
7
Door
finish
8
Door
bumper
rubber
9
Door
glass
stopper
10
Drain
hole
cover
11
Doorglass
12
Glazing
robber
13
Bottom
channel
14
Outer
moulding
15
Door
upper
hinge
16
Door
lower
hinge
j
1
Glass
run
rubber
2
Partition
weatherstrip
3
Partition
sa
h
4
Door
panel
5
Weatherstrip
6
Door
bumper
rubber
7
Seal
screen
8
Door
finish
9
Door
comer
glass
10
Door
glass
11
Outer
moulding
12
Glass
run
rubber
13
Glazing
rubber
14
Bottom
channel
15
Door
upper
hinge
16
Door
lower
hinge
17
Drain
hole
cover
18
Door
gin
stopper
19
Weatherstrip
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Removal
I
t
is
recommended
that
the
door
be
removed
from
the
body
with
the
door
hinges
attached
on
the
door
although
the
door
may
be
removed
from
the
body
with
or
without
the
hinges
attached
on
the
door
Front
door
Remove
the
package
tray
2
Remove
the
door
hinge
service
hole
cover
from
the
dash
side
trim
3
With
the
door
fully
opened
support
the
door
by
applying
a
stand
or
jack
beneath
the
door
so
that
the
door
does
not
drop
off
Note
Apply
a
piece
of
rag
between
the
door
and
stand
so
that
the
door
panel
is
protected
from
damaging
4
Remove
the
door
hinge
installation
bolts
at
the
body
side
by
the
use
of
a
box
wrench
and
remove
the
door
from
the
body
Fig
BF
45
Removing
front
door
Dash
side
trim
without
door
hinge
sevice
hole
Rear
door
Remove
the
kicking
plate
2
Peel
off
the
body
side
welt
and
remove
the
center
pillar
finish
BODY
3
Hereinafter
follow
the
instructions
for
the
front
door
and
remove
the
rear
door
11
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Fig
BF
46
Removing
rear
door
Adjustment
Door
hinge
Loosen
the
bolts
used
to
secure
the
hinge
to
the
body
adjust
the
door
upward
downward
forward
or
rear
ward
position
as
required
and
retighten
the
bolts
securely
Adjustable
range
6
mm
0
2362
in
Tightening
torque
Hinge
pillar
installation
bolt
1
6
kg
m
11
6
ft
lb
Hinge
door
installation
bolt
1
6
kg
m
11
6
ft
lb
Note
a
When
installing
the
hinge
grease
the
hinge
link
b
Oil
top
of
the
hinge
pin
when
the
door
squeaks
while
opening
or
closing
Striker
Another
method
to
adjust
the
door
loosen
the
striker
fixing
screw
and
adjust
the
striker
position
Adjustable
range
6
mm
0
2362
in
Tightening
torque
Striker
installation
machine
screw
0
12
to
0
2
kg
m
0
7
to
I
4
ft
lb
BF
26