No. 43-15

Installation and Conversion Instructions
Macan (95B)
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Loading Sill Guard
Revision:
This bulletin replaces bulletin Group 6 43/15, dated November 30, 2021.
Model Year:
As of 2014
Information:
Retrofitting
Note:
Figure 1
A perfectly installing, transparent protective film for the loading sill (upper area of the rear bumper) is
available for all Macan (95B) vehicles ( Figure 1).
The protective film protects the rear bumper when loading and unloading the luggage compartment.
Parts Info:
95B.044.800.28
 Loading sill guard
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Parts list:
Figure 2
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1x
Loading sill guard  Figure 2 , comprising:
Backing sheet  Figure 2 -1-;
Protective film –210 μm thick–,  Figure 2 -2Material: Multi-layer POLYURETHANE (PUR)-based film
incl. marking  Figure 2 -3-;
Materials:
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Isopropanol/alcohol or spirits (commercially available)
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Cleaning cloths (commercially available)
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Liquid soap (commercially available)
Tools:
Plastic squeegee
Installing:
1
Preparatory work
1.1
Open rear lid.
NOTICE
Incorrect procedure
•
Risk of damage to paintwork

Do not use tools with sharp edges.

Cover the area you are working on.

Do not use aggressive cleaning agents/solvents.
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Clean bonding area (top of rear bumper
Figure 3 -1-) using isopropanol (alcohol or
spirits) to remove any dust and grease.
1
2
– Bonding area on top of rear bumper
– Soap solution for "wet bonding"
Information
Tests have shown that the logos are best
applied “wet”.
The following soap solution mixture is ideal: 3
drops of dish washing liquid mixed in 1 quart
of tap water.
1.3
Prepare soap solution for "wet bonding" (see
Information).
1.4
Coat bonding area ( Figure 3 -1-) with soap
solution.
Figure 3
NOTICE
Protective films not prepared/installed correctly
•
Risk of damage to protective films
•
Inadequate bonding of protective film(s)

Freshly painted surfaces must be dried fully to ensure that they are completely free of solvents.

Carefully clean the areas on which you intend to stick the film to ensure that all traces of oil, grease
and silicone are completely removed.

Do not touch the bonding surfaces.

Only touch adhesive side of protective film in the middle and not at the corners or along the edges (if
contact is unavoidable).

Object (protective film, vehicle, etc.) and ambient temperature Minimum temperature 15°C .

Optimal adhesion of the protective film(s) to the vehicle is guaranteed after approx. 48 hours. Do not
put any pressure on the protective film(s) (e.g. using a car wash) during this period.
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Information
Working temperature (object and ambient temperature) of 59° F. (15° C.) to 95° F. (35° C.).
2
Installing loading sill guard
1
2
3
2.1
– Backing sheet
– Protective film
– Soap solution for "wet bonding"
Pull backing sheet off protective film and coat
protective film with fluid mixture ( Figure 4).
Figure 4
2.2
Install and position protective film on the
bumper.
1
2
3
– Marking, see also Figure 2, inset
– Lock bar on lower part of lock
– Edge of bumper
Possible fixing points on rear bumper
( Figure 5).
Figure 5
2.3
Spread the soap solution in overlapping
strokes with a plastic squeegee as far as the
edge of the protective strip ( Figure 6).
LHD vehicle – Top of rear bumper
RHD vehicle – Bead in rear bumper (not
applicable for NAR)
Figure 6
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2.4
Carefully wipe remaining soap solution off the
rear bumper ( Figure 7).
2.5
After installing the protective film, check that
it is attached securely to the vehicle.
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Figure 7
63 69 23 00:
–Installing protective film (1 ea.)
Includes:
Cleaning bonding area on vehicle and making soap solution.
Affixing protective film and performing final check.
Labor time: 39 TU
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