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Body Frame and Jacking Points - Specifications, Mechanical Volvo V50 I facelift

Frames, Subframes & Crossmembers 19 illustrations ~759 words

JACKING POINTS BODY

Note. The illustrations in this service information are used for different model years and/or models. Some variation may occur. However, the essential information in the illustrations is always correct.

Lifting points of vehicle

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Scheme 9: JACKING POINTS BODY

When lifting the vehicle, the lifting points indicated in the illustration must be used.

The jacking plate must have a rubber pad to prevent damage to the vehicle.

Do not lift at the front suspension, as there is a risk of the wheel alignment being altered.

SIDE MEMBERS REAR

Note. The illustrations in this service information are used for different model years and/or models. Some variation may occur. However, the essential information in the illustrations is always correct.

Scheme 10

Scheme 10: EXPLANATION OF DIMENSIONS

The dimensions in the table are listed as follows

Symbol number 1 means that the measurement is taken from the center.

Symbol number 2 means that the measurement is taken from one edge.

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Scheme 11

Symbol number 3 means that the measurement is taken from a cut mark. Measurements are taken from the bottom of the recess. See the illustration.

If only one measuring point symbol is displayed, the symbol applies to both measuring points. Otherwise the symbols are shown on each side of the dimension in the illustration.

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Scheme 12

J1 = 415 mm

J2 = 727 mm

J3 = 351 mm

J4 = 387 mm

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Scheme 13

J5 = 1, 324 mm

J6 = 988 mm

J7 = 940 mm

J8 = 964 mm

J9 = 1042 mm

SIDE MEMBERS, FRONT

Note. As the illustrations in this service information are used for different model years and / or models, some variation may occur. However, the essential information in the illustrations is always correct.

EXPLANATION OF DIMENSIONS

The dimensions in the table are listed as follows

Symbol number 1 means that the measurement is taken from the center.

Symbol number 2 means that the measurement is taken from one edge.

Symbol number 3 means that the measurement is taken from a cut mark. Measurements are taken from the bottom of the recess. See the illustration.

If only one measuring point symbol is displayed, the symbol applies to both measuring points. Otherwise the symbols are shown on each side of the dimension in the illustration.

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Scheme 14

B1 = 1, 012 mm

B2 = 826 mm

B3 = 945 mm

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Scheme 15

B4 = 1, 198 mm

B5 = 1, 063 mm

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Scheme 16

B6 = 1, 559 mm

B7 = 1, 400 mm

ROOF

Note. As the illustrations in this service information are used for different model years and / or models, some variation may occur. However, the essential information in the illustrations is always correct.

The dimensions in the table are listed as follows

Symbol number 1 means that the measurement is taken from the center.

Symbol number 2 means that the measurement is taken from one edge.

Symbol number 3 means that the measurement is taken from a cut mark. Measurements are taken from the bottom of the recess (see the illustration).

If only one measuring point symbol is displayed, the symbol applies to both measuring points. Otherwise the symbols are shown on each side of the dimension in the illustration.

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Scheme 17

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Scheme 18

M5 = 1125 mm

M6 = 987 mm

M7 = 998 mm

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Scheme 19

C1 = 1157 mm

C2 = 1510 mm

C3 = 1473 mm

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Scheme 20

BODY SIDE

Note. As the illustrations in this service information are used for different model years and / or models, some variation may occur. However, the essential information in the illustrations is always correct.

The dimensions in the table are listed as follows

Symbol number 1 means that the measurement is taken from the center.

Symbol number 2 means that the measurement is taken from one edge.

Symbol number 3 means that the measurement is taken from a cut mark. Measurements are taken from the bottom of the recess. See the illustration.

If only one measuring point symbol is displayed, the symbol applies to both measuring points. Otherwise the symbols are shown on each side of the dimension in the illustration.

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Scheme 21

D1 = 863 mm

D2 = 1082 mm

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Scheme 22

D4 = 809 mm

D5 = 698 mm

D6 = 908 mm

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Scheme 23

E1 = 1328 mm

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Scheme 24

E3 = 1493 mm

E4 = 1435 mm

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Scheme 25

E5 = 1402 mm

E6 = 1513 mm

E7 = 1415 mm

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Scheme 26

E8 = 602 mm

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Scheme 27

E9 = 225 mm