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Yes,
Get a list of the work quoted for, they have to break it down and fax it to the insurers, so getting a copy is no problem.
Make sure that apart form the obvious repair to the door, that the car has a BMW KDS alignment check listed there.
It is remarkably easy to bend the chassis, even in a low speed accident, and if there is a problem, then it must corrected by either jigging the car at a UK price of £1400 ($2000?) to correct it and quite possibly special offset rear trailing arms, as no adjustment is normally possible at the rear. The KDS check will tell you
If it is just the door, then you will not need this, but if anything has happened to the door sill, hinge, mounts or A/B pillars, then this is a must have.
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Last edited by IvanDias; 12th November 2001 at 15:19.
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Any advice
After shelling out 2 grand on tyres and front shocks this month some nice chap decided to embed his 406 coupe in my front passenger door.
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