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Old 12-19-16 | 02:38 PM
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well i got rear-ended and will be going to my dealers collision shop for an estimate. Fotunately it looks to mainly be the bumper cover but wanted to get any helpful advice since its a new car. in our state im due ome parts since less than 20k miles...anything folks can think of that I should be mindful of?
Old 12-19-16 | 03:27 PM
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Originally Posted by mcfancy
well i got rear-ended and will be going to my dealers collision shop for an estimate. Fotunately it looks to mainly be the bumper cover but wanted to get any helpful advice since its a new car. in our state im due ome parts since less than 20k miles...anything folks can think of that I should be mindful of?
mcfancy,
Sorry to hear that man, just wondering do you have Pre-Collision System package?
Old 12-19-16 | 04:30 PM
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1. Make sure they get the new cover installed with "new clips" and that the fit is aligned correctly.
2. Make sure your park sensors work before leaving repair shop. Easiest thing to do is to have the vehicle in reverse while pressing break, while someone walks around the car to activate each sensor.

Good luck.
Old 12-19-16 | 04:49 PM
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Originally Posted by chuckNX
1. Make sure they get the new cover installed with "new clips" and that the fit is aligned correctly.
2. Make sure your park sensors work before leaving repair shop. Easiest thing to do is to have the vehicle in reverse while pressing break, while someone walks around the car to activate each sensor.

Good luck.
also the BSM and cross traffic! I think the sensors are on the side behind the bumper!!!

sorry to hear, but sounds like no one got injured. Hope the repair goes well!
Old 12-20-16 | 05:53 AM
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Sorry to hear this.. Make sure that they put the RX on a lift when they inspect for damage so they can check behind the bumper.. It may only look like the bumper cover, but you would be surprised the damage that can happen from a low speed impact
Old 12-21-16 | 10:28 AM
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Originally Posted by LexusRX16
mcfancy,
Sorry to hear that man, just wondering do you have Pre-Collision System package?
Shouldn't make a difference. He got hit from behind and not the other way around.
Old 12-21-16 | 10:42 AM
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well $2000 damage....also cracked off the plastic diffuser...getting repaired after new yr...then can ride with chin high!
Old 12-21-16 | 10:50 AM
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$2k sounds about right. Our 2013 was hit in a very similar fashion with damage just like yours and ended up just under $1900.

Best wishes in the repair.
Old 12-21-16 | 10:52 AM
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good news is the 4RX is still too new...its only OEM now.
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