Exterior (external body parts) Peugeot Partner 1

Car body specifications
Tightening torques for threaded connections Nm Seat belt fastening elements - 25 Sliding side door fastening elements: The final stop of the lower supporting element is 8 Central support element bracket - 20

General provisions about the car body
The car is offered in two body styles. This is a "van" and a "minivan." The body is assembled from stamped steel panels. Most of the elements are joined together by welding, but in some places structural adhesive is...

Maintenance — body and subframe
The overall condition of the body is a factor that largely determines the value of a car. Although maintenance is an easy procedure, it should be performed regularly. Neglecting it, especially after minor damage, can...

Minor body damage — repair
Removal minor scratches on the car body If the scratch is superficial and does not reach the body metal, repair is very simple. Lightly rub the scratch area with paint restorer or very fine abrasive paste to remove...

Serious body damage — repair
In the event of serious damage or the need to replace large areas due to oversight, entire new panels will need to be welded together. It's better to leave this to professionals. If the damage is the result of a...

Front bumper — removal and installation
Note: It is recommended that two people perform the bumper removal and installation procedures. Models produced before September 2002. Removal 1. Fully apply the parking brake. Raise the front of the vehicle and support...

Rear bumper — removal and installation
Note: It is recommended that two people perform the bumper removal and installation procedures. Removal 1. Place wheel chocks under the front wheels. Raise the rear of the vehicle and place secure supports underneath it...

Hood — removal, installation and adjustment
Removal 1. Open the hood and have an assistant support it. Then, using a pencil or marker, trace around each hinge to mark its position relative to the hood to ensure proper installation. 2. Disconnect the supply line...

Hood Lock and Cable — removal and installation
Removal 1. Remove the radiator grille as described in paragraph 25 . 2. Remove the two bolts securing the hood lock to the radiator support frame (figure 9.2). Remove the lock and disconnect the release cable from it....

Exterior rearview mirrors and mirror glass — removal and installation
Outside rearview mirror Removal 1. Turn off the ignition. 2. Remove the inner door trim panel as described in paragraph 11 , and then carefully remove the mirror trim panel (figure 19.2). Figure 19.2. Carefully remove...

Exterior body trim elements — removal and installation
Lockers Front wheels 1. Fully apply the parking brake. Raise the front of the vehicle and support it securely (see " Lifting and installing the car on supports "). Remove the corresponding front wheel. 2. The lockers...

Hood Grille Panel — removal and installation
Removal Models produced before September 2002. 1. Open and support the hood. 2. Remove the wiper arms as described in chapter 12 . 3. Remove the screw securing the right panel of the hood grille. 4. Using a suitable...

Radiator grille — removal and installation
Removal Models produced before September 2002. 1. Open and support the hood. 2. Remove the turn signals as described in chapter 12 . 3. Release the outer clips securing the plastic trim below the turn signals on each...

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Partner I (1996-2008)