QUOTE(ckhoong @ Nov 24 2012, 05:05 PM)
@zack
the first matter to concern is .. is that toyota body n paint workshop?
if toyota's B&P, they will repair for you in legal way.. and will get putrajaya's letter for the puspakom's inspection
but your car's logbook will be written some jpj notes.. "kebenaran utk membaiki XXXX ..."
while thirdparty workshop most probably your car just pull n knock back to the shape and put cement kaokao..
no matter which way you choose, because it is pillar n roof cases.. the resell value will be shit..
the total lost n repair is under the adjuster's decision
hi there..
its not toyota body workshop..was told by the workshop that toyota doesnt want to do for my case..
in fact, they themselves sent my car to another workshop becoz they dont hv expertise in structured panel..
so i went to the another workshop where they keep my car, pending insurance loss adjuster to come..
when i asked them how long will it take to repair my car, they cant answer exactly when, as the timing depending on several milestone..
first, get the loss adjuster to give their evaluation..say, the repair cost doesnt exceeds 65% of the market value..
before my car get repaired, the owner (which is me, not the workshop) must write to JPJ Putrajaya on something "kebenaran membaiki"..when i asked why need JPJ blessing first, they told that becoz the repair works needs to replace left A-pillar and the roof (2 key structural parts)..he told that under JPJ rules, JPJ allow repair up to two critical parts, in this case, A-pillar and roof..say B-pillar need to replace too, then it wont get passed JPJ already..
after that, say JPJ approved it, and next time the car get into accident again which has something to do with any of the pillar, JPJ would not allow anymore..
walawey, seems like i'm the one who insist to get the car repaired instead of the total loss, to do so, i need to ask JPJ permission first before getting my car repaired..
they wont proceed to repair the car until JPJ's approval is given..once the repair work has done, then the car must be sent to puspakom for inspection..
so when i asked them about possibility of the car declaring as total loss, they said, no points talking about it already becoz eventually lies on the loss adjuster's opinion..the car's market value is still high to meet the 65% marks for total loss..
in my case, what should i do?
This post has been edited by zack2381: Nov 24 2012, 09:27 PM