SCRS RDE Sessions Cover Repair Documentation and Mechanical Work at SEMA

SCRS sessions at SEMA explore repair planning, customer authorization, and mechanical in-house capabilities.

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Read and clear engine fault codes

Justin Lewis's session at SEMA focuses on reclaiming technical authority for collision repair shops. Shops are advised to document OEM repair procedures and gain customer authorization for repairs. Isaac Aronson discusses the financial impact of inconsistent repair planning and the importance of early research. A panel explores the practicalities of bringing mechanical repairs in-house for collision repair businesses. SCRS offers a full series pass for access to multiple sessions and events at SEMA.

Why it matters for your car

Understanding proper repair documentation and in-house mechanical capabilities can ensure safer and more efficient vehicle repairs.

If maintenance uncovers an engine warning light, AutoScan for Windows can read and clear standard fault codes through a compatible ELM327 adapter and show live data and freeze frame information.

Source: Repairer Driven News – read the full story.