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Technical Committee Orlando, Florida July 25, 2007

Technical Committee Orlando, Florida July 25, 2007

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Page 1: Technical Committee Orlando, Florida July 25, 2007

Technical Committee Orlando, Florida

July 25, 2007

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Honda Element on frame bench with upper strut tower

measuring.

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Another view of the Honda Element on the frame bench after the initial

pulls on the rails.

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Note all of the constructed measuring and pulling fixtures.

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Note (ovals) of the front rail fixtures.

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Both rails have been pulled & repaired & they are with 4mm of

each other.

26 .8 26.4

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The next step was to measure the upper strut bolts- The passenger side

bolt moved from specs.

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The strut bolt on the driver’s side has moved and is out of specs.

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March is setting one of the towers to pull the upper structure to specs.

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Pulling the structure to specs

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The measuring bar on the upper passenger’s side strut bolt.

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Close up of the upper bolts at the correct specifications.

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With the upper structure clamped to prevent it from moving, the lower

rails are pulled to specs.

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Close up of the out specs passenger’s side rail prior to pulling.

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After the entire structure had been pulled & corrected to specification, the core

support is welded in place with a STRS Welds.

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Vehicle on alignment machine

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Before & After on Front Alignment

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Before & After on Rear Alignment

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Nissan Sentra with Front end damage

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What is Symmetrical and Asymmetrical?

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Dimensional Date Sheet

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Exploded view of the front frame rails

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Asymmetrical measurements on the front frame rails.

145165

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The upper passenger strut mounting bolt at its correct length, width &

height at pulling.

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The upper driver’s side strut mounting bolt at its correct length,

width & height at pulling.

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Driver’s side door and fender of BMW

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Upper strut tower attachment to show the extent of damage prior to

the estimate being written.

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Note that there was no movement of structure on the

driver’s side of the vehicle.

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Note the damage to the upper inner and outer passenger’s side

reinforcements.

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Note that the door has move upward and back.

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Note that the belt molding on the front door is higher than the rear

door.

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The position of rail had a sag and sway condition

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The new upper inner side rail in position prior to welding.

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The position of the passenger side rail with the new outer upper rail held in

position prior to welding.

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New Passenger’s side front rail and apron being installed on a late

model Nissan Altima.

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The shops method of measuring.

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Shops pulling tower.

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Visual Check between the tire and the inner apron on 2002

Toyota Pickup

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Gap between cab and bed on the driver’s side.

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Distance between the passenger’s side cab and bed.

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Technician performing a quick check of the frame.

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Distance from a hole on the frame to the lower steering bolt

on driver’s side.

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The same length on the tram gauge with the same reference

hole on passenger’s side.

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Technician checking for diamond condition in repaired frame.

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Close up of length on driver’s side of truck

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Close up of length on passenger’s side of truck

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Front Cam Bolts

Passenger’s Side Driver’s Side

Note position of slots