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Why ADAS Information May Seem Hard to Find

I-CAR · May 15, 2018

Summary

This article explains that OEM service manuals are structured for mechanical technicians diagnosing a single fault, whereas collision repair involves multiple simultaneous faults. It highlights the challenge of locating ADAS information in traditional manuals and introduces the I-CAR RTS OEM Calibration Requirements Search as a solution.

What to do on the job

Utilize the I-CAR RTS OEM Calibration Requirements Search tool to efficiently locate and identify ADAS and calibration information instead of relying solely on traditional mechanical troubleshooting flowcharts.

How to use it

Use this document to justify the additional administrative and research time required to locate ADAS calibration procedures. It explains to insurers why finding ADAS information is more complex in collision scenarios compared to standard mechanical repairs, supporting charges for diagnostic research.

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