Quick 42
Car-O-Liner Group AB
40724, EN - rev. 8, 2017-09
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4.7.3 Bench
Mounting
Please note that there are different types of bench mountings.
If the vehicle is damaged so that it does not lie correctly in one or more of
the chassis clamps, the following procedure is recommended:
Lift the chassis clamp toward the sill edge with a suitable tool, then
tighten the clamp against the sill edge.
Tighten the chassis clamp bolts against the bench mounting, forcing
the vehicle down to the correct position.
When all of the bolts have been properly tightened, alignment work
can begin.
During the course of the alignment work, distortion may be checked by loos-
ening the chassis clamp in question to see if the stress remains.
4.7.4 Q63
Quick
setup
For info regarding recommended position of 2 Quick anchoring points,
see
chapter 4.7.
The use of only 2 anchoring points is only recommended for minor align-
ment purposes.
When using two Q63 it’s easy to mount without jacking up the car. Depend-
ing of the damage, Q63 could be mounted on the same side or the opposite
side.
NOTE
! If the wheels has to be removed it’s necessary to use the hydraulic
jack.
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When the bench mounting is fixed to the bench frame, adjust the
height using a wrench.
Q63
Q63 and B106
