Is Replacing the Rear Bumper Beam Considered a Major Repair?
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Replacing the rear bumper beam is not considered a major repair. Major automotive repairs are generally categorized into three types: 1. Engine overhaul, which involves replacing major internal components of the engine; 2. Transmission overhaul, involving the replacement of key internal parts such as gears, gear oil pumps, bearings, seals, and locking pins; 3. Frame overhaul, which is necessary only when the frame is damaged in a collision or breaks due to aging. This typically requires placing the vehicle on a frame straightening bench for correction. A major automotive repair refers to the comprehensive or near-comprehensive restoration of a vehicle's technical performance, either new or previously overhauled, after it has been driven a certain mileage or period of time. This involves diagnostic testing, technical evaluation, and the repair or replacement of automotive components.