This episode of Maintenance IQ goes out to the service writers out there looking to build their inspection routine. When you’re quoting a job where the technician has recommended that the shocks and struts be replaced, there are a couple of different ways you can do this. You can do a bare strut, you can do a loaded strut or a complete strut, but there are two things you need to include on that estimate to make sure that that job goes off flawlessly for the technician.
The first item you need to look at is sway bar links. The other thing to keep in mind are adjustment bolts and especially new hardware.
Why is that? Watch the video above for the reasons building an inspection routine is so important.
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