Illinois HB2472 regulates the use of aftermarket crash parts in vehicle repairs, requiring disclosure and compliance with manufacturer directives.
Illinois HB2472 amends the Illinois Insurance Code and the Automotive Collision Repair Act to regulate the use of aftermarket crash parts in vehicle repairs. It mandates that insurers and repair facilities cannot specify or use repair procedures that do not comply with original equipment manufacturer directives. The bill also requires that repair facilities provide consumers with a written estimate that includes the use of repair procedures and replacement parts that comply with manufacturer directives.
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