If one is referring to a situation in which a vehicle does not pass a smog inspection, there might be several causes. One might be the catalytic converter or an old gas cap.
A DD form 626 inspection is for hazardous material transportation. The requirements for a vehicle to pass are for the driver to have appropriate paperwork and for the vehicle to have a CVSA decal.
A DD form 626 inspection is for hazardous material transportation. The requirements for a vehicle to pass are for the driver to have appropriate paperwork and for the vehicle to have a CVSA decal.
Not in Massachusetts
It is very unlikely because that is a sever safety hazard. It is possible to pass it, but that would be illegal in most, if not, all states.
it depends on what state your in. in most states they will not let it pass.
Emissions, yes. If there's an inspection for vehicle safety systems, it would fail that one.
it will not hurt your vehicle but it is illegal, and if vehicle is due for emissions inspection it will not pass.
If your car does not pass the New York state vehicle inspection and emissions tests that are required and the exhaust is the reason then you will need to have it repaired. After the repair is complete you will have to go through the inspection again. If your car passes the first time there is no need for repairs.
As long as vehicle can pass inspection, and it's not deemed hazardous by authorities, vehicle does not have to be repair to original condition.
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In most countries a broken windshield or indeed a windshield with a stone chip above a certain size or one which is in line with the drivers sight, would be certain to fail a vehicle inspection (and in the UK would be illegal to drive). I cannot see that the laws in Alberta would be any less stringent.
No, but your mpg will suffer and the car won't pass state inspection.