996 Carrera Group 4 Running Gear / PAGE 60
Press intermediate part (compensation part Distinguishing feature of coil springs and · No.4) into the spring plat
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Press intermediate part (compensation part Distinguishing feature of coil springs and
No.4) into the spring plate (No.5) in the cor- dampers
rect position (not twisted) and complete with
the mount (No.3).
In the correct position means: None of
the 7 cutouts IA) must be free on the
spring plate (No.5).
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153 -97 A = Identificationof the running gear version
(spring constanVspring length) by two differ- Fit protective bellows on additional spring.
ent colored lines (for exampl~,1 x brown and
1 x yellow). Observe the correct allocation (runninggear
Refer to the Parts Cataloguefor the allocation. version)when installing new springs and/or
dampers. B = Identificationof the coil spring tolerance
group (load group) for determination of the
compensationpart (spring plate) thickness.
1 white line = 0.5 mm thick
compensationpart.
1 green line = 4.0 mm thick
compensationpart.
C = Colour dot (colour label)to differentiate the
damper identifier.
Brown dot = Standard running gear, RoW/USA
Green dot = Sport-typerunninggear, RoW
Grey dot = Sport-typerunninggear, USA
42 -12 42 Disassembling and assembling rear spring strut
996427 Printed in Germany, 1997
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