New York A00075 mandates disclosure of replacement parts used in auto collision repairs and restricts the use of non-OEM parts for three years.
New York A00075 requires motor vehicle repair shops to inform vehicle owners about the types of replacement parts used in collision repairs and obtain their written consent. The bill provides a disclosure form detailing the types of parts, including new OEM, recycled, and remanufactured parts, and their warranties. It prohibits the use of non-OEM parts on vehicles during the first year of manufacture and for the next two years, except in cases where such parts are ill-fitting and require additional labor and materials, for which the insurer would be responsible.
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