Jun 30, 2015
I hadn’t thought about how a car sitting for a long time might change the readings on the smog test. I have an old Mustang that I can’t drive around in the winter and I’m sure it’ll need a drive around to get warmed up. I’ll have to make sure I get it ready before I take it in for testing!
This article was really awesome for me to read. The first tip mentioned the check engine light needing to be fixed before going. That is such a helpful tip that I didn’t know. My car needs to pass the emissions test but I am not sure how to make sure it will pass. After reading this article I feel more confident about what I need to do to get my car ready for the inspection.
I appreciate you sharing some tips on how to pass your next smog test such as making sure to inspect your check engine light indicator. It is important that this isn’t turned on because if it is, you will automatically fail the test. I personally wasn’t aware of this until I read your post. I will definitely keep this in mind and make sure that my check engine light is not malfunctioning before taking the smog test. Thanks.
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Charles Kemp
I never thought about the car having problems because of smog. It would make sense why the check engine light would come on. This is why we get our cars inspected all the time. To reduce the smog and to keep our cars from putting out a lot of dangerous gasses.