Collision non-structural repairs

What is the purpose of collision non-structural repairs?

• To restore the appearance and functionality of a vehicle after a collision without addressing the structural integrity.

• To enhance the structural integrity of the vehicle

• To reduce the overall weight of the vehicle

• To improve the fuel efficiency of the vehicle

Name one common non-structural repair technique used in collision repair.

• Paintless dent repair (PDR)

• Bonding adhesive repair

• Welding repair

• Hammer and dolly repair

Why is it important to address non-structural damage in a vehicle?

• It enhances the vehicle's aesthetic appeal

• It can affect the overall safety, performance, and resale value of the vehicle.

• It reduces the fuel efficiency of the vehicle

• It increases the vehicle's speed

What are some examples of non-structural damage in a car?

• Scratches, dents, paint damage, broken lights

• Flat tire, engine failure, transmission issues

How can non-structural repairs affect the overall safety of a vehicle?

• Non-structural repairs improve crash protection

• Non-structural repairs have no impact on safety

• Non-structural repairs reduce the risk of injury

• Non-structural repairs can compromise the vehicle's structural integrity, reducing crash protection and increasing the risk of injury.

Explain the difference between structural and non-structural repairs in collision repair.

• Structural repairs involve fixing the main frame or structure of the vehicle, ensuring its safety and integrity. Non-structural repairs focus on repairing cosmetic damages and components that are not part of the main structure.

• Structural repairs are not related to the safety of the vehicle.

• Non-structural repairs involve fixing the main frame of the vehicle.

• Structural repairs focus on repairing cosmetic damages.

What are some tools commonly used in non-structural repairs?

• Screwdriver, pliers, wrenches

• Paintbrush, roller, putty knife

• Drill, saw, measuring tape

• Screwdrivers, pliers, wrenches, hammers, utility knives, sandpaper, caulking guns

How can non-structural repairs impact the resale value of a vehicle?

• Non-structural repairs can increase the resale value of a vehicle

• Non-structural repairs have no impact on the resale value of a vehicle

• Non-structural repairs can only impact the resale value of a vehicle if they are major

• Non-structural repairs can lower the resale value of a vehicle by affecting its overall condition, appearance, and perceived reliability.

Discuss the importance of following manufacturer guidelines in non-structural repairs.

• It is important to follow manufacturer guidelines in non-structural repairs to ensure safety, reliability, and longevity of the repaired item.

• Not following guidelines saves time and money

• Guidelines are only important for structural repairs, not non-structural repairs

• Manufacturer guidelines are just suggestions and can be ignored

What are some steps involved in performing non-structural repairs on a vehicle?

• Assess damage, prepare work area, source parts/tools, remove damaged components, install new parts, test repairs, ensure alignment/functionality

• Paint the entire vehicle, Skip the assessment step, Use incorrect parts