View Full Version : Car inspection?
Zw4nzig
08-08-2008, 01:28 PM
My Accord is out of inspection (In fact, I don't even have stickers)
It doesn't pass if I take it down to your every-day garage, due to a CEL (Bad O2 sensor), emissions failure, etc.
Basically, I need to get it inspected (TO beat a lack of stickers ticket, and to avoid iti n the future) so if anyone has advice on how to get it done, or can do it, lemme know!
Thanks!
twastheglow
08-08-2008, 01:30 PM
Buy an o2 sensor?
CHAOS
08-08-2008, 01:34 PM
fix it. dont be a cheap skate.
pearl
08-08-2008, 02:01 PM
fix it. dont be a cheap skate.
your pocket will be happy its fixed, CEL + bad o2 = bad gas mileage.
Honduh
08-08-2008, 02:55 PM
What year is it? Why dont you just replace the o2, sure they cost like 100+ from the dealer but it will save you gas.
If its a 1990 the CEL will not cause the car to fail as long as it can pass the 50/15 dyno test.
Zw4nzig
08-08-2008, 03:16 PM
What happens if you pay off a no-inspection ticket? Do they do anything to your car, or cut you on your way until you get caught again?
pearl
08-08-2008, 03:31 PM
nope, they will just give you another ticket. i know from experience. they COULD possibly tow your car if it is deemed unsafe.
dubjinc
08-08-2008, 03:33 PM
next time if its the same people they'll prob tow your car. I just got mine done yesterday, if you fail and spend at least $150 on improvements( mine was cat converter, spark plugs, and air filter was like 156.34 total with tax) and fail a second time they can waive it for $30. so i spent $70 on first inspection, $150 on parts, $30 on the waiver and now im inspected and good to go. i would not have ever passed any emissions test i was pretty far off for just all limits. all together it was $270 to get it inspected, depending on whether i can return the $100 converter without receipt or not it may have only been $170. the second test is free if you fail the first time.
twastheglow
08-08-2008, 03:40 PM
next time if its the same people they'll prob tow your car. I just got mine done yesterday, if you fail and spend at least $150 on improvements( mine was cat converter, spark plugs, and air filter was like 156.34 total with tax) and fail a second time they can waive it for $30. so i spent $70 on first inspection, $150 on parts, $30 on the waiver and now im inspected and good to go. i would not have ever passed any emissions test i was pretty far off for just all limits. all together it was $270 to get it inspected, depending on whether i can return the $100 converter without receipt or not it may have only been $170. the second test is free if you fail the first time.
Nice! What state can you do that in?
dubjinc
08-08-2008, 03:41 PM
Pa.....!
twastheglow
08-08-2008, 03:42 PM
Damn! That's nice. NY certainly doesn't do that.
dubjinc
08-08-2008, 03:54 PM
yeah its sweet without that i basically would have had to swap engines to get it to pass. its good stuff.
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