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Originally Posted by NoBozo
Cars today are not really inspected. When you take it in to be State Inspected... They go under your dashboard near the steering column and plug in their Scanner to the OBD II plug which is already there. The scanner tells them everything they want to know about what you have been doing with your car..The INFO they get comes from the cars Computer....IE: Check Engine Light..etc...
If you disconnect your cars battery ....(which is required for many routine maintenance procedures)..the night before your State Inspection... and reconnect it the next morning....the computer will lose it's MEMORY. OMG
You will be good to go....Again....until the next inspection.  NB
PS: I am an EVIL Person.  |
This is totally incorrect. If you reset the computer, it has to go thru its internal tests before it becomes "ready" and the state will accept it. If you go in after you reset it, you fail and must return for re-inspection.
They still check breaks, front end components, on and on, or atleast they should
I think you are also incorrect on being evil
