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    The document discusses pillar trim topics including the nomenclature, thickness, and mounting of seven pillar trim parts. It describes generally increasing or decreasing the thickness of parts like the B-pillar, C-pillar, and A-pillar upper and lower sections. Criteria for dropping or increasing thickness include draft problems and increasing strength. Section criteria, fixations, and mounting to the body-in-white are also covered. Finally, general gap and biting conditions are addressed.

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    The document discusses pillar trim topics including the nomenclature, thickness, and mounting of seven pillar trim parts. It describes generally increasing or decreasing the thickness of parts like the B-pillar, C-pillar, and A-pillar upper and lower sections. Criteria for dropping or increasing thickness include draft problems and increasing strength. Section criteria, fixations, and mounting to the body-in-white are also covered. Finally, general gap and biting conditions are addressed.

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    The document discusses pillar trim topics including the nomenclature, thickness, and mounting of seven pillar trim parts. It describes generally increasing or decreasing the thickness of parts like the B-pillar, C-pillar, and A-pillar upper and lower sections. Criteria for dropping or increasing thickness include draft problems and increasing strength. Section criteria, fixations, and mounting to the body-in-white are also covered. Finally, general gap and biting conditions are addressed.

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    The document discusses pillar trim topics including the nomenclature, thickness, and mounting of seven pillar trim parts. It describes generally increasing or decreasing the thickness of parts like the B-pillar, C-pillar, and A-pillar upper and lower sections. Criteria for dropping or increasing thickness include draft problems and increasing strength. Section criteria, fixations, and mounting to the body-in-white are also covered. Finally, general gap and biting conditions are addressed.

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    Pillar Trim Topics 1. Nomenclature 2. Thickness for individual parts 3. Drop & increase thickness 4.

    Section Criterias, fixations & mounting with BIW 5. General gap & biting conditions

    Door Trim basically consists of seven parts basically in both front & rear door panel
    Sr No 1 Part Name A PILLAR UPPER

    A PILLAR LOWER

    B PILLAR UPPER

    B PILLAR LOWER

    FRONT DOOR SILL

    REAR DOOR SILL

    C PILLAR UPPER

    C PILLAR LOWER

    Thickness, Drop & Increase thickness

    B-pillar upper C-pillar upper A-pillar upper

    B-pillar lower C-pillar lower

    Rear door sill Front door sill A-pillar lower

    Thickness, Drop & Increase thickness


    Generally drop & increase thickness are done for increasing strength of the part at end condition.
    B-pillar upper C-pillar upper A-pillar upper

    B-pillar lower C-pillar lower

    Rear door sill Front door sill A-pillar lower

    Close 1 Increase Thickness Close 2 Drop

    Drop Criteria Criteria for doing drop end condition

    Drop Criteria Criteria for doing increase thickness at end condition For 9mm transition length there is a draft problem we can increase the Transition length upto 15mm.

    Section criterias, fixations & mounting with BIW

    Section criterias, fixations & mounting with BIW

    Section criterias, fixations & mounting with BIW

    Section criterias, fixations & mounting with BIW

    Section criterias, fixations & mounting with BIW

    Section criterias, fixations & mounting with BIW

    Section criterias, fixations & mounting with BIW

    Section criterias, fixations & mounting with BIW

    General gap & biting conditions

    General gap & biting conditions

    General gap & biting conditions

    General gap & biting conditions

    General gap & biting conditions

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