Repairing body damage

What would you like to know Pamela ? Your best bet is to take it to a ASE certified repair facility or the dealer !~ Given the fact of all the electronics on your vehicle . It takes very sophisticated an expensive test equipment to test your vehicle . With the engine light being on DTC'S - diagnostic trouble codes are present in the PCM/ECM - engine computer . That would be the place to start !

Go on line to Cushman manufacturing. They may or may not have a price list for replacement parts. If nothing else they should have a contact number so you can get a price out on the needed parts. Best of luck.

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sounds like a hard hit ur problems can be an accumulation of one or more of the following bent rim --,bent and or broken hub,-- spindle bent or broken,shock,strut bent,broken--unibody [frame]bent ---u will have to remove wheel and look at the parts and see which is damaged also open trunk and look at the floor for bends and wrinkles also look at rear from back and look at the body for straightness unless u have a straightener for the unibody to fix body and or frame should be done by shop that is trained in repairs r the parts which ever part or parts need to be replaced they are all bolt in only worry would be replacing the strut if ur chevy came with that option most had a shock

Depending on where you live, there prices are very good. Where I live, we can't find repairs for less than $78 per hour and body shops generally charge in the area of $120 per hour.

It sounds like your vehicle needs to have it's suspension and chassis realigned on a body jig. Any quality body repair shop will be able to help. You may well have some damage to the suspension mounting areas that will need specialized repairs.

ask the guys at the ford dealer parts depart. for a print out of the parts you need. try "rock auto" for parts online

Wheel was knocked off? Front or rear?
Most definitely will be a wheel bearing involved.
The parts if it is just a rear bearing should be under $50 , Under $70 for the front, and do check the rotors and calipers and brake pads, that is a good hit . If you feel the need to change any brake parts, always change that part on both sides.

the best bet would be to go to a body shop and see if you can use a crash book. some public libraries carry repair manuals in there reference section

vibrations will still persist even you change parts involved in the accidents if:
1. Camber and alignment were misplaced during the impact of your accidents.
solution: Have your wheels aligned and cambered
2. Have your tires and rims balance and checked for deformity.
3. inspect your front chassis or that part of your cars body that holds your steering and suspension for any deformity.
Last part could be solved only by a good car tinsmith