Rear Panel Replacement
1. Mass Production Body Welding Positions and Numbers - Remove

Rear Panel


2. Construction - Check

Rear Panel

NOTE:
This section explains the procedures after removal of all related parts. For the related parts' removal procedure, refer to the appropriate Service Manual.
The component replacement procedure described here is only for new Honda-supplied parts, as needed, according to the area and the degree of damage on the body.
Tilt the rear panel forward, move it rearward, and remove it from the rear combi adapter.
If necessary, replace the rear panel gusset.


NOTE:
Confirm the sheet thickness, tensile strength, and existence of the zinc treatment of both sides, and set the welder to conform to the welding conditions by referring to Roof and Side Panel Construction and Floor and Rear Body Construction.
Welding symbols (The welding symbols with dashed lines have a meaning of the spot welding of the part which is not visible)
( ) and ( )*: The number of welds

1. Body Dimensions - Check

Positioning the replacement parts.
Clamp or tack weld the new parts into position.

2. External Parts Fitting Positions - Check

Temporarily install the related parts, then check for differences in level and clearance. Check the external parts fitting positions. Make sure the body lines flow smoothly. Remove the clamped part.

3. Rear Panel Complete - Install
1.
Weld the rear panel gusset (A) to the rear inside extension (B) and the rear panel (C).

( )*: Welding positions with high-strength steel (except 1500 MPa) parts. Confirm the plug welding conditions.
2.
Weld the rear panel (A) to the rear combi adapter (C), the outer panel (D), and rear floor side stiffener B.
3.
Weld the rear panel (A) to the spare tire pan (B).