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Installation and Conversion Instructions
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Stainless Steel Rear Trim
Concern:
Retrofitting
Model Year:
As of 2014 up to 2018
Restriction:
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Note:
Stainless steel rear trim for a customized look. Installation together with the stainless steel skid plate is
recommended.
Parts Info:
95B.807.837 6M7
Materials:
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Work Procedure: 1
Not for vehicles with a trailer hitch (I-no. 1D3/1D6)
Not together with SportDesign package (I-no. 2D1/2D2/2D5/2D6).
 Stainless steel rear trim
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Isopropanol (commercially available)
Connect a battery charger.  Workshop Manual '2X00IN Battery trickle charging'
CAUTION
Pointed or sharp objects
•
Risk of nicks, cuts or scrapes

Wear personal protective gear.
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Install stainless steel rear trim.
2.1
Remove rear apron.  Workshop Manual '635519 Removing and installing rear apron'
2.2
Remove standard rear panel from rear apron.
2.3
2.2.1
Release and remove expansion rivets.
2.2.2
Guide side tabs out of the rear apron.
2.2.3
Release and unclip locking lugs on the standard rear panel and remove rear panel.
Pull film off the edges of the stainless steel
rear trim  Figure 2 -arrow-.
Figure 2
2.4
Position standard rear panel  Figure 3 -1in the stainless steel rear trim  Figure 3 -2( Figure 3 -arrow-) (installation position).
Figure 3
CAUTION
Machining work (drilling, filing, grinding, etc.)
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Risk of damage to electric wires
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Risk of damage to components
•
Risk of damage to painted surfaces

Exercise extreme care while working. Use a bit stop while drilling if necessary.

Cover and, if necessary, mask surfaces that are at risk (painted surfaces, wood or carbon look
parts and so on).
2.5
Make grooves on the standard rear panel.
2.5.1
Mark the width of the bars 
Figure 4 -a, b- using a suitable
pen/marker  Figure 4 -arrows-.
2.5.2
Separate standard rear panel and
stainless steel rear trim.
Figure 4
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2.5.3
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Cut standard rear panel using a
cutter (Stanley knife), for example,
 Figure 5 -A- at the markings
 Figure 5 -arrows- and remove
material between the cuts  Figure
5 -B-.
Figure 5
2.6
Position standard rear panel  Figure 6 -1in the stainless steel rear trim  Figure 6 -2( Figure 6 -arrow-) (installation position).
Figure 6
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2.7
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Bend the tabs on the two outer retaining
pivots over by approx. 90°  Figure 7
-arrow b- and by 180° on the rear retaining
pivots  Figure 7 -arrow a-.
Figure 7
2.8
Install standard rear panel with stainless steel
trim on the rear apron.
2.8.1
Carefully join the standard rear
panel and stainless steel trim with
the help of another technician. The
tabs  Figure 8 -1- must engage
securely in the rear apron.
2.8.2
Guide the side tabs  Figure 8
-arrow a- into the rear apron.
Figure 8
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2.8.3
Bend all other tabs (8 ea.) on the
retaining pivots over by approx. 45°
 Figure 9 -arrows a-.
1
2
3
2.8.4
– Rear apron
– Standard rear panel
– Stainless steel rear trim
Install and lock expansion rivet 
Figure 9 -4- at the left and right.
Figure 9
3
2.9
Pull film  Figure 10 -arrow- off the stainless
steel rear trim and clean the stainless steel
rear trim with isopropanol (commercially
available).
2.10
Install rear apron.  Workshop Manual
'635519 Removing and installing rear apron'
Disconnect the battery charger.  Workshop Manual
'2X00IN Battery trickle charging'
Figure 10
63562300:
Installing stainless steel rear trim
Includes:
Removing and installing rear apron and standard rear panel
Labor time: 173 TU
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