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Right-to-Repair Just Got Its Biggest Boost From the EPA – and Automakers Are Furious
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EPA says manufacturers must provide info needed to repair 'faulty DEF' and other emissions control systems
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced new guidelines requiring manufacturers to provide owners and independent shops with the information they need to diagnose and repair emission control systems on heavy-duty vehicles. In guidance issued on July 1, 2026, the EPA reaffirmed that “the Clean Air Act (CAA) supports Americans’ Freedom to Fix their own vehicles and equipment, regardless of vehicle or equipment type.” “EPA’s guidanc…
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