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OEM Repair Procedures
Following OEM procedures isn’t as simple as opening a manual. Technicians must continually train as vehicle technology evolves. New materials, new electronics, and new repair methods appear every model year. That’s one reason Adesa Auto Body maintains I-CAR Gold Class status and invests in ongoing education. Continuous training helps our technicians stay current with changing manufacturer requirements so customers can have confidence that their repairs reflect today’s standards—not yesterday’s methods.
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