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Reading Hyundai/Genesis Repair Procedures
I-CAR · July 1, 2026 · Hyundai, Genesis
Summary
This article explains how to interpret Hyundai and Genesis repair procedures, which are divided into 'Body Repair' (for weld locations and symbols) and 'Repair Procedures' (for step-by-step instructions). It clarifies that when multiple panels are grouped into a single procedure, technicians only need to replace the damaged panels by following the steps up to the target panel's removal and then skipping to its installation.
What to do on the job
Review panel layering and follow the step-by-step procedure only up to the removal of the target damaged panel, skipping unnecessary adjacent panel replacements if they are undamaged.
How to use it
Use this document to justify partial replacement of grouped panels on an estimate or supplement. If an insurer questions why you are not replacing an adjacent panel (like a rear rail) that is grouped in the same OEM procedure document as the damaged panel (like a trunk floor), reference this guidance to show that Hyundai/Genesis allows skipping to the specific target panel's installation without replacing undamaged adjacent structures.
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