What are the best parts kits you've set up for your department?

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Talking about using SDL in CDK to make shortcuts for lists of parts. I forgot the reynolds equivalent but I used it a ton on there too.

I have a bunch of recalls set to kits so we don't have to look up the service bulletin every time (if its a more specific recall with trims and such, I don't make shortcuts for those to prevent careless errors)

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We have all the possuble oil changes here at VW saved to a list of kits based off chassis and the engine size. We also have kits for susoension most of the time on shocks or the sway links. Also a few engines saved lime the CCTA 2.0

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