1. Significant damage to the body must be repaired at service stations that have equipment for body repair.
2. If there is extensive damage, it is necessary to check the geometry of the body. They can also affect the vehicle's handling characteristics or cause other components to wear out faster.
3. Due to the fact that all the main components of the body (hood, fenders, etc.) are separate elements that can be replaced, it is best to replace them rather than repair them. Sometimes the parts you need can be found at used parts stores, which is much cheaper than buying new ones.
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Repair of significant body damage (Honda CR-V 1)
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