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What’s A Rivian Shotgun Upright
I-CAR · December 6, 2024 · Rivian
Summary
This article clarifies Rivian's proprietary structural part terminology compared to standard industry terms to help technicians locate the correct repair procedures. Specifically, it highlights that Rivian refers to the front upper rail as the 'shotgun upright' and the front lower rail as the 'front frame'.
What to do on the job
Use Rivian's specific terminology, such as 'shotgun upright' for the front upper rail, when searching for official repair procedures on the Rivian service portal.
How to use it
Use this document and its terminology translation table to justify labor times and search queries when writing estimates or supplements. If an insurer questions the location or existence of a 'shotgun upright' or 'front frame' procedure, use this reference to prove these are Rivian's official terms for the front upper and lower rails.
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