IMPORTANT: The BATTERY NEGATIVE LEAD must be clamped off on vehicles with AFGS active pedestrian protection! Do not damage adjoining body components! Minor corrections (realignment work) are permitted if the existing adjustment options are not sufficient.
Carry over schematic representation to the relevant vehicle type.
NOTE: Observe GAP DIMENSIONS.
NOTE: Stop screw must not be damaged or missing. If necessary, replace hood/boot hinge.
The stop screw is preset and must not be used to adjust the hood/bonnet!
Fig. 406: Locating Stop Screw
Slacken nuts (1) of hinges on left and right.
Hood lid must be able to be moved.
Tightening torque 41 61 1AZ.
NOTE: If adjustment range is not sufficient, slacken screws on body and slide hinge.
(Refer to operation: Height adjustment at hinge)
Tightening torque 41 61 3AZ.
Fig. 407: Identifying Hinges Nuts
Adjust engine hood/bonnet sideways and lengthways.
Retaining hooks must snap into place in locks.
Fig. 408: Locating Engine Hood/Bonnet Adjustment Area
Height adjustment at hinge
Slacken screws (1) and adjust engine hood/bonnet.
Tightening torque 41 61 3AZ.
Fig. 409: Adjusting Hinge
Height adjustment at retaining hooks
Adjust height by turning nut (1).
Height adjustment of engine hood/bonnet to side panel by means of STOP BUFFERS.
NOTE: The engine hood/bonnet is correctly adjusted in the front area by a combination of pulling the arrester hooks and pressing the stop buffers.
Incorrect adjustment results in either wobbling of the engine hood/bonnet or sluggish unlocking.
Fig. 410: Adjusting Height Using Turning Nut
IMPORTANT: Check function of arrester hook.
After installation