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What to Do If Your Vehicle Fails a Smog Check
Get a detailed report from the testing station to understand why your vehicle failed. Common issues include a bad oxygen sensor, a dirty air filter, or problems with the EVAP system. Start by replacing a dirty air filter, tightening the gas cap, and cleaning the mass...
The Importance of STAR Certification
STAR-certified smog check stations meet strict requirements for accurate emissions testing and compliance with California's environmental regulations. STAR-certified smog stations handle vehicles needing extra attention, such as those with a history of failing smog...
The Environmental Impact of Vehicle Emissions
According to the EU, Cars contribute to nearly 60% of global carbon dioxide emissions. This alarming statistic points out the urgent need to address vehicle emissions to protect our planet. As air quality continues to worsen, the impact on public health becomes...
Common Reasons Vehicles Fail Smog Checks
Previously, we explored what smog checks are and how to prepare for them. Today we’ll look deeper into the most common reasons why your vehicle may fail a smog check. Why Your Car Fails a Smog Check If It’s Due for an Oil Change Engine oil lubricates moving parts,...
How to Prepare Your Vehicle for a Smog Check
Smog checks are important evaluations that help reduce vehicle emissions and fight against air pollution. These tests assess the emission control systems of vehicles to ensure they comply with regulatory standards for pollutants. Vehicle owners need to prepare their...
Understanding Smog Checks: The Basics
According to the California Air Resources Board, 90% of Californians breathe unhealthy levels of one or more air pollutants on an annual basis. That’s why the Smog Check Program is an essential part of owning a vehicle. Read on to learn more about what smog checks...