Does replacing the radiator frame count as a damaged vehicle?

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OAdriel
07/30/25 3:20am
Replacing the radiator frame of a car does not classify it as a damaged vehicle. However, under normal circumstances, radiators are not prone to damage, so replacing one usually indicates a damaged vehicle. Below is relevant information about damaged vehicles: 1. Definition: A damaged vehicle refers to one that has suffered harm from non-natural wear and tear accidents, leading to a decline in mechanical performance and economic value. Generally, a "damaged vehicle" refers to one with structural damage. 2. Visual Inspection: After checking for gloss and color differences, the next step is to examine the seams between various parts of the body. The main focus is on whether the seams are even and if the edge treatments are smooth. Typically, "original parts" that haven’t undergone sheet metal repair will have more uniform seams without noticeable inconsistencies in width.
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