Side wall panels of the passenger compartment
A – Front pillar panel (upper part); B – front pillar panel (lower part); C – two-piece B-pillar panel; D – rear pillar panel; E – side panel assembly; F – rear pillar cover panel; G – threshold panel
Front pillar panels (A, B)
1 – top of the panel; 2 – lower part of the panel; 3 – piston; 4 – piston; 5 – bolt cover
B-pillar panels (C)
1 – sliding cover; 2 – lid; 3 – top of the panel; 4 – screw; 5 – lower part of the panel; 6 – piston
Rear pillar panels (D, F)
1 – upper part of the rear pillar panel; 2 – lower part of the rear pillar panel; 3 – plastic nut; 4 – piston
Side trim above rear mudguard (E)
1 – side panel, 2 – speaker; 3 – piston; 4 – screw
Threshold panel (G)
1 – threshold strip; 2 – clamp; 3 – clamp
Trunk lid lock holder covers
1 – lid lock holder cover – middle; 2 – lid lock holder casing – outer; 3 – piston; 4 – screw
Finishing ceiling trim rear
1 – roofing profile overlay; 2 – rear finishing overlay; 3 – piston (5x)
Side panel of the luggage compartment
The interior panels serve as the lining of the pillars, sills, rear mudguards, ceiling and the locking part of the luggage compartment lid. The panels are made of polypropylene modified with talc. The color of the panels is uniformly gray. The panel is fastened either by screwing bolts to the sheet and then closing them with plastic covers, or by various pins, if necessary, directly inserting the fastening elements on the panels into the holes in the body. Some panels overlap other panels. Fig. Side wall panels of the cabin is a view of the side of the cabin with the designation of individual panels. Other drawings depict individual panels, including the methods of their fastening.