on new cars 1996 and newer you could use 02 foolers or find and friend in the smog check biz...now the bad if your car is 1995 or older the have to do what they call a sniffer the put this tube in your tail pipe and it meters the smog coming out the only way to pass that is to put your smog parts back on for the test or find some one that wants a few extra $$ and presto the can pass the car.on a side not i do not stand behind the GOV on smog equipment the cars would run so much better with out it and mpg would go up
No, a DMV printout is not typically required to get a smog check. However, you may need to provide your vehicle's registration details or VIN to the smog station. It's advisable to check with your local smog check facility or the DMV for specific requirements in your area.
when they check your car!
No, there will be no problem at the DMV. The important thing is that the DMV has received your vehicle's smog check certificate number and the vehicle has passed. The reason for the smog test is simply for smog check data which is obtained by Sacramento and used for analysis.
no anything below 76 is a no smog
vehicle was smogged last year and now notified to smog it again this year
It is to see if the car is safe for the environment.
There isn't one single cost for a smog check. It depends on the county you live in and the shop you take your vehicle to. The cost can range from $29.95 to $89.95.
There could be many reasons why your car will not pass the smog check in your state. The inspection center should have given you a code as to why the car failed.
Standard California Smog Fee of $8.25 plus the dealer may not charge more than an additional $50.From www.bar.ca.gov on 2/9/2010:How much does a Smog Check cost?Smog Check prices vary in different areas. Prices for Smog Checks are not regulated, so you are encouraged to shop around. For a list of stations in your area, visit the search page or call (800)952-5210.
Yes.
No, I have never cashed a fake check at my bank.
100 to 150 miles