height adjustment SKODA 120 LSE 1980 Workshop Manual
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Fig. 
M511- 
Prising off Door Ponel
When  it is roining or  when woshing the  cor,
woter  runs down the  gloss 
ond penetrotes
into the  inner spoce  of the door.  The 
foil is
supposed  to prevent 
the forming  of under-
pressure  in the  cor  interior ond to prevent
the woter  from sooking the  interior trims ond
running down  into the cor. Therefore, 
it hos
to  be stuck  on by rubber cement  os shown
in  Figs.  14.512  ond 14.5/3  (cross hotching).
First  slip the  lower port 
of the  insulotion
(foil),  the inner  end, inside  the door, ond
then opply  o  seoling compound  on to 
the
door inner  metol-sheet  ponel 
ond the insu-
lotion os  indicoted  in the illustrotion  (block
dots  ) .
Close  both doors 
on the side  to be adjusted
and  visually  assess which areas  of each door
require  re-positioning  to produce 
an even
contour  joining 
the front and  rear 
wing  body
lines  in relation  to the door 
heights.
With  careful  adjustment  of hinges, satisfactory
body  lines 
can be obtained.
Hinges  can 
be moved on  the door  pillar in 
the
following  ways.
1 .  Up  and  down  after slackening  bolts. 
Result:
height  of door  in relation  to door ap_erture.
2. In and  out after  slackening  bolts. Result:
Position  of 
the  door  leading  edge in
relation  to bodY aPerture'
3. Shims  Pt. 
No.  1 13-98B9OO  between
hinges  and pillar
a) Shims  under 
both hrnges  moves 
the door
rearwards  and 
increases  the gap 
between
the  door  leading 
edge and the 
wing
(Front  door).
b)  Shims  under the bottom  hinge 
only, will
lift the  lower edge 
of the door.
c) Shims  under the top 
hinge only, will
have  the reverse  effect.
It  is 
sometimes  preferable to remove 
the door
catch  (On pillar) 
to remove  misleading  stresses
being  placed 
on the door.  This part 
being  re-
fitted and  adjusted so 
that both  stages of 
the lock are 
working and 
ensuring  door is not
being  stressed  by 
excessive  tension 
up or
down,  in or out.
Adjust  the door 
catch to ensure  when 
the door
is closed,  it will 
not ride up  or down'
Ensure  the door  does  not catch  the door pillar,
wing,  other door etc., when  both are open  or
closed.
Door top  half
lf  you-have correctly 
adjusted the 
bottom  half
of  thb door  you 
may  find that  the window  frame
top half  still needs  an adjustment.
Here  it will  be necessary  to 
lower  the moving
window  and carefully  bend the 
frame  of the
window  to match  the frame 
of the door'
Fig.  14.4/14
Common  Areas 
the Door  Touches
Fig. 14.512-  Front 
Door lnsulotion  - 
":t;
hotching indicotes  where 
rubber cement  hos to
be  opplied, block  dots indicote  seoling 
com'
pound opplicotion
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