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Repairing a Vehicle with ADAS, Part 6 (VIDEO)

Jason Stahl and Joe Keene discuss the next step in ADAS repair after vehicle intake, pre-scan, electronic blueprinting, body repairs and refinish repairs: reassembly.

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BodyShop Business Editor Jason Stahl and Joe Keene, automotive video producer and ASE-certified technician, discuss what to consider during reassembly as it relates to a vehicle’s electronics – the next step to take after you have identified the specific ADAS features in a vehicle, performed a pre-repair scan, created an electronic blueprint, performed body repairs and performed refinish repairs – from the BodyShop Business AirPro Diagnostics Collision Garage at Babcox Media. For more information, visit airprodiagnostics.com. Part 6 of a 7-part series.

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