Collision Repair Estimating Quiz

To calculate the cost of parts, materials, and labor for repairing a vehicle (correct)

To identify and analyze indirect damage in a vehicle

To streamline all aspects of collision repair shop operations

To provide a summary of the repairs needed for the customer

Direct damage affects the drivetrain and suspension parts, while indirect damage affects the engine compartment

Direct damage occurs in the area of immediate impact, while indirect damage is caused by the shock of collision forces traveling through the body (correct)

Direct damage is easier to identify and analyze, while indirect damage is more difficult to identify

Direct damage is caused by the shock of collision forces traveling through the body, while indirect damage occurs in the area of immediate impact

Discuss the collision with the owner or driver, identify the vehicle completely, list mileage, identify and note all precollision damage, check wheels and tires for damage, confirm the point of impact and analyze how the damage has traveled (correct)

Identify and note all precollision damage, check wheels and tires for damage, confirm the point of impact and analyze how the damage has traveled, raise a badly damaged vehicle off floor, remove the drivetrain and suspension parts

Start disassembling the damaged panels, inspect parts in the engine compartment, check under the vehicle for fluid leaks, confirm the point of impact and analyze how the damage has traveled

Discuss the collision with the owner or driver, identify the vehicle completely, list mileage, remove the drivetrain and suspension parts, check wheels and tires for damage, confirm the point of impact and analyze how the damage has traveled

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