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I-CAR Jeep Grand Cherokee WL Course

I-CAR · March 15, 2022 · Jeep

Summary

This article highlights the structural and body style changes introduced in the Jeep Grand Cherokee (WL) starting in 2021, emphasizing the availability of specific sectioning and partial part replacement procedures. It also stresses the importance of identifying and calibrating the numerous ADAS sensors and cameras located throughout the vehicle after repairs to ensure passenger safety.

What to do on the job

Consult the vehicle-specific Collision Information manual for the Standardized Material Identification document, and check OEM procedures for required ADAS calibrations and structural sectioning guidelines.

How to use it

Use this document to justify the necessity of researching OEM-specific structural repair procedures and ADAS calibration requirements for the Jeep Grand Cherokee (WL) platform. It serves as supporting evidence that structural sectioning and sensor calibrations are safety-critical, OEM-mandated steps rather than optional procedures.

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