Pre and Post Scan Authorization Form

“PERFORMANCE COLLISION CENTER” WORK AUTHORIZATION 10710 Nottingham Way Zionsville, IN. 4607 Fax (317)733-2759 Pre and Post- Pre and Post-Repair Diagnostic Scan Work Authorization Form Repair Diagnostic Scan Work Authorization Form Repair Diagnostic Scan Work Authorization Form This diagnostic work authorization form grants Performance Collision Center permission to perform a pre and postrepair diagnostic scan on your vehicle as part of the repair process. By accepting this procedure, you acknowledge the terms and conditions listed below. If you choose to decline this procedure, you acknowledge the repair shop will not be held liable for problems with the vehicle that cannot be detected without proper diagnostic scans. Pre-Repair diagnostic scan – this is a complete health check of your vehicle and provides the repair shop (and insurance company, if applicable) a complete report on the number of computer modules on board, as well as any diagnostic trouble codes (DTC’s) that could indicate pre-accident and/or accident related damage. This essential step eliminates unnecessary delays waiting for parts and/or additional insurance authorizations and identifies issues with the vehicle that could be missed without a pre-repair diagnostic scan. Post-Repair diagnostic scan – this step ensures that all systems on your vehicle are in proper working order prior to delivery. It is important to note that the majority of DTC’s do not result in a malfunction indicator lamp (dashboard light). Failure to perform a post-repair scan by trained professionals with factory scan tools significantly increases the risk that your vehicle may be returned with malfunctioning, or inoperable, safety and convenience systems. A post-repair diagnostic scan is the single best way to ensure that your vehicle is returned to pre-incident condition. Data privacy In the process of performing a diagnostic scan, Performance Collision Center will collect important historical vehicle data, including in some cases, the date, time and mileage of when a DTC was created. This information is helpful in understanding if a problem is accident related or pre-existing. It is possible this information will be shared with your insurance company. Your acceptance of this procedure grants Performance Collision Center permission to share this information with others, including your insurance company. No personally identifiable information is collected during the pre or post-repair scan. Disclaimers • Diagnosing vehicles has limitations. In some cases, modified vehicles may give false DTC’s. Performance Collision Center and its employees cannot be responsible for omission or errors caused by the information provided, or not provided, by the customer. • All work performed by Performance Collision Center will be in accordance with Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) specifications and defaults. This includes, but is not limited to, any repairs, calibrations, integrations, programming and set points as indicated by the OEM by way of their designated sources of such information. Performance Collision Center is not responsible for any damage that results from, or to, aftermarket parts, or modifications from OEM factory specifications. • Variations between vehicles, according to the make model and trim level, may limit the information captured during a pre or post-repair diagnostic scan. • Depending on the condition of the vehicle, and the extent of the damage, and other factors outside the control of Performance Collision Center, a factory scan tool may not see every system on the vehicle being scanned. • Performance Collision Center is not responsible for any changes made to the vehicle after the vehicle leaves the shop. While Performance Collision Center recommends a pre and post-repair scan on every vehicle, it is especially important to perform these functions on newer, highly optioned, heavily damaged vehicles. Failure to do so significantly increases the risk to the vehicle owner and occupants.