Difference between revisions of "Know if Your Car Will Pass Smog"
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In order to renew a vehicle's registration, most states require passing some form of an emissions or "smog" inspection every one to two years. Though vehicle smog inspection programs have been in effect for decades, many people remain mystified as to why their vehicle fails. There are a number of things you can do to make sure your car will pass a smog test. | In order to renew a vehicle's registration, most states require passing some form of an emissions or "smog" inspection every one to two years. Though vehicle smog inspection programs have been in effect for decades, many people remain mystified as to why their vehicle fails. There are a number of things you can do to make sure your car will pass a smog test. | ||
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== Steps == | == Steps == | ||
#Keep your car properly maintained by doing all of the scheduled maintenance in a timely manner. Changing your oil, air filter, and performing tune-ups is critical in order for your car to run properly and efficiently. | #Keep your car properly maintained by doing all of the scheduled maintenance in a timely manner. Changing your oil, air filter, and performing tune-ups is critical in order for your car to run properly and efficiently. | ||
