How to Dispose of Car Parts in New Haven, CT
New Haven car parts go to an auto recycler or scrap yard — not a household C&D debris box and not bulky furniture day. Drain oil and coolant; take batteries and fuel tanks on their own HHW/retail paths. City of New Haven — Bulk Trash is the official program we verified; confirm it lists auto parts before you treat a remodel transfer station as the drop-off.
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Local specifics
| Curbside pickup | No / special call or drop-off required |
|---|---|
| Average tipping fee | Auto recycler / scrap — confirm, not C&D |
| Hazardous rating | Medium |
| Nearest facility type | New Haven auto recycler / scrap — not construction debris |
| Rule source level | city |
| Last verified | 2026-08-12 |
Common questions
Same as construction debris?
No. Drywall and lumber are C&D. Engines, axles, and body parts are auto scrap.
Leave oil in it?
No. Drain fluids. Mixed oily loads get rejected or surcharged.
Catalytic converter?
Use a licensed scrap/auto recycler. Do not curbside it.
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