Car Mechanic Simulator 2021 – Repair Bench Compendium (Which Parts Can Be Repaired or Not)

Found a part in a barn or the junkyard and you don’t know whether it can be repaired or not? Then this is the guide for you!

Comprehensive Parts List (Repaired Or Not)

Please note: all credit goes to Basil_oz!

Preface

There are many parts available when wandering around barns and the junkyard that can be picked up for a bargain; but can those parts be repaired? Knowing what can or can’t be repaired can make the difference in picking up major parts and restoring them at a fraction of the store purchase price. Very useful when restoring that prize vehicle you’ve been working on.

This guide is primarily made up of two lists: parts that can be repaired and, secondly, parts that cannot be repaired. Knowing what parts are on what list can make the difference on whether you pick up something that has low condition that can be repaired or whether you leave it unless it is in good condition.

As in CMS2018, items have to have at least 15% condition before it can be repaired; so there is no value in picking up any part that is under 15% whether on the repairable list or not.

In order to repair parts you need to have unlocked the Renovator ability and have purchased the work bench once you have expanded the workshop. Each level of the Renovator ability opens up more repairable parts as all parts are levelled. To begin repairing body parts you need to reach level 6 of the Renovator ability and have purchased the body repair station.

Brake Discs and Batteries are not repaired at the Repair Bench but at the Brake Lathe and Battery Charger respectively which is purchased through the Workshop after the workshop has been expanded (Charger can be purchased before the garage expansion). Unlike the Repair Bench, it doesn’t cost any money to repair the brakes and recharge the batteries.

The higher the level of the Renovator ability, the greater the chance to repair the part completely. At level 6 the chance is 60%.

When repairing, the repair sweet spot (green bars) are best to be attempted when they are on the ends. This effectively doubles their size as the cursor runs through them and then returns back. If the placement of bars are not advantageous you can cancel the repair and try again.

These lists are not yet complete and will be updated as I come across the different parts. Exceptions are listed in brackets. If you come across any errors, please mention them in the comments.

If you have found this guide useful, please rate it so that others may come across it and benefit from it. Have fun with the game!

Parts That Can Be Repaired

Engine

  • Air Filter Base; Air Filter Cover (only the plain, not the specific)
  • Camshaft (except (V8 OHV F))
  • Carburetor
  • Clip A; Clip B
  • Crankshaft; Crankshaft Bearing Cap
  • Engine Block; Engine Head; Engine Head Cover
  • Exhaust Manifold
  • Front End Housing
  • Fuel Pump; Fuel Rail
  • Head Cover
  • Intake Manifold
  • Oil Pan
  • Power Steering
  • Radiator; Radiator Fan
  • Rod Cap
  • Round Air Filter Base; Round Air Filter Cover
  • Supercharger; Supercharger Intake Manifold
  • Thermostat
  • Throttle
  • Timing Cover
  • Turbo; Turbocharger
  • Water Pump

Suspension

  • Bottom Suspension Arm
  • Coil Spring Rear Drive Axle
  • Front Axle Knuckle Cover
  • Front Drive Axle; Front Drive Shaft
  • Front Steering Knuckle; Front Wheel Hub
  • Front Suspension Crossmember
  • Leaf Spring; Leaf Spring Plate; Leaf Spring U-Bolt; Leaf Spring Rear Drive Axle
  • Lower Suspension Arm
  • Rear Axle Knuckle Cover; Rear Axle Knuckle Housing
  • Rear Drive Axle
  • Rear Suspension Arm
  • Rear Suspension Crossmember
  • Rear Suspension Upper Arm
  • Rear Wheel Hub
  • Solid Rear Drive Axle; Solid Axle Control Arm
  • Spring Cap
  • Steering Rack
  • Upper Suspension Arm
  • Wheel Hub

Brakes

  • Brake Caliper; Brake Caliper Cylinder
  • Brake Disc; Brake Disc Ventilated (through the Brake lathe purchased in the workshop)
  • Brake Servo; Brake Shoe
  • Drum Brake Cylinder

Exhaust

  • No exhaust parts are repairable except Exhaust Manifolds which are listed under Engine.

Gearbox

  • Clutch Plate
  • Drive Shaft
  • Flywheel Cover
  • Front Drive Shaft
  • Gearbox

Electronics

  • ABS Module; ABS Pump
  • Alternator
  • Battery (through the Battery charger purchased in the workshop)
  • EV Battery Module
  • Fuse Box Base; Fuse Box Cover
  • Ignition Coil B (other Ignition Coils are not repairable)
  • Ignition Distributor Cap; Ignition Distributor Rotor
  • Starter

Rims

  • All Rims are repairable

Tires

  • No Tires are repairable

Body

  • Boot
  • Front Bumper; Rear Bumper
  • Front Right Door; Front Left Door; Rear Right Door; Rear Left Door
  • Front Right Fender; Front Left Fender
  • Hood
  • Right Side Mirror; Left Side Mirror

Number Plates

  • No Number Plates are repairable

Seats

  • No Seats are repairable

Steering Wheels

  • No Steering Wheels are repairable

Parts That Cannot Be Repaired

Engine

  • Air Filter; Air Filter Base; Air Filter Cover (Except for the plain Air Filter Base & Cover)
  • Arm
  • Belt Tensioner
  • Cam Gear
  • Camshaft (V8 OHV F) only – all other Camshafts are repairable
  • Camshaft Bearing; Camshaft Cap
  • Crankshaft Pulley
  • Fuel Filter
  • Fuel Tank
  • Idler Roller A; Idler Roller B
  • Oil Filter
  • Piston Rings; Piston with Conrod
  • Rocker Arm
  • Round Air Filter; Scoop Air Filter
  • Serpentine Belt; Supercharger Serpentine Belt
  • Supercharger Water Pump Pulley
  • Timing Belt; Timing Chain; Timing Chain Shoe
  • Valve Push Rod
  • Water Pump Pulley

Suspension

  • Double Wishbone Shock Absorber; Double Wishbone Shock Absorber Rear
  • Front Shock Absorber; Front Shock Absorber Cap; Front Spring
  • Front Sway Bar
  • Rear Shock Absorber; Rear Shock Absorber Cap; Rear Spring
  • Rear Sway Bar
  • Rubber Bushing; Small Rubber Bushing
  • Sway Bar Front End Link; Sway Bar Rear End Link
  • Inner Tie Rod; Outer Tie Rod
  • Wheel Hub Bearing; Wheel Hub Cap

Brakes

  • Brake Drum
  • Brake Pads

Exhaust

  • Catalytic Converter
  • Exhaust Pipe
  • Front Exhaust Pipe
  • Front Exhaust Section
  • Middle Muffler
  • Rear Muffler

Gearbox

  • Clutch Pressure Plate
  • Clutch Release Bearing
  • Final Drive Gear
  • Flywheel
  • Gearbox Input Shaft
  • Reduction Gear

Electronics

  • Cables
  • ECU
  • Ignition Coil (except Ignition Coil B)
  • Ignition Distributor
  • Ignition Wires
  • Medium Fuse
  • Relay
  • Spark Plug

Rims

  • All Rims are repairable

Tires

  • All Tires are not repairable

Body

  • Front Right Door Window; Front Left Door Window; Rear Right Door Window; Rear Left Door Window
  • Rear Right Side Window; Rear Left Side Window
  • Rear Window
  • Windsreen
  • Right Headlight; Left Headlight
  • Right Tail Light; Left Tail Light

Licence Plate

  • All Licence Plates are not repairable

Seats

  • All Seats are not repairable

Steering Wheels

  • All Steering Wheels are not repairable
Volodymyr Azimoff
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2 Comments

  1. Just found out that I can’t repair CAMSHAFT (V8 DOHC CGM).. this list has helped me so much, I figured it was worth adding to it, if I was able 🙂

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