In Maryland you only have to get the car inspected to tag it...once you have tags you never need inspection again.
The reason why I wish my turn signals would work
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rachaelthinksbeesareokay |
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Posts: 2368 (06/19/2009 1:24 PM) Grammar Cop '09
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No inspection in Nebraska either. I drove my dad's 1970 Chevy Nova with only lap seatbelts for a year!
In Arizona I had to pay $35.00 to pass inspection on a 1995 Volvo and all they did was check that the gas cap fit. |
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guesswhatelse |
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Posts: 26361 (06/19/2009 1:30 PM) |
I haven't gotten mine checked at a dealership but at some licensed, hole-in-the-wall place my grandmother knew about. They checked signal lights, rear and
headlights, and the windshield for view-obscuring cracks. At other places I think they're a little more thorough. I have a pretty severe crack across my
windshield (was there when I got the car), and I doubt anyone else would have given me one. The inspection sticker is good for one year. They cost $15 each
time, I think.
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Hp GaL04 |
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Posts: 38694 (06/20/2009 10:56 AM) Most Dramatic '07 |
makesJCadjustHisbuttonfly wrote:We tried that. We also have replaced the bulbs and the flashers and they still don't work. Later, we plan on buying new spark plugs, because my car needs them and that might help........hopefully. 
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bluegrass60062 |
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Posts: 16901 (06/20/2009 12:03 PM) |
I don't think I've ever had an inspection the way you all are talking about it. Illinois does the emissions test but I think that's it. In Kentucky
I never had to bring my car in anywhere.
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