To pass a North Carolina state inspection, a vehicle must meet safety and emissions standards. This includes functioning lights, brakes, tires, wipers, and seatbelts, as well as ensuring that the exhaust system is intact and that no excessive emissions are produced. Additionally, vehicles must have a valid registration and insurance. If the vehicle fails the inspection, necessary repairs must be made before re-inspection.
There are many requirements in North Carolina that must be met in order for a car to pass inspection. However, one cannot have the check engine light on, in order to pass a car inspection.
No, I just took my 2003 caravan in today (9/28/09) and it failed (NC inspection also). Good luck!
Yup! Just failed mine without one...
No they do not. There is no state where it is a legal requirement.
Fix the cause of the code that turned the light on.
In NC. it should be more than $250. I do not know about other states.
No it will not. If the car is relatively new, the airbag system may be under warranty.
As much as the shop charges. Vehicle inspections are done by private businesses, not a state office, and the inspection cost isn't standardized in any way. I believe I paid ~$40 last time I had an NC vehicle inspection done in Garner.
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what are the inpection requirements for A DUNE BUGGY IN NC
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