What do I need to pass inspection

DissFigured

New Member

Apr 26, 2005

320

0

0

Dallas, TX

Jan 14, 2006

#1

• Jan 14, 2006

• #1

I live in Texas and I am wondering if the following will prevent passing inspection.

Turn signals work but the indicator on the dash does not come on for the right turn, only left.

Parking brake is not hooked up.

 

1

10secgoal

Active Member

Dec 1, 2003

2,801

3

49

San Diego

Jan 15, 2006

#2

• Jan 15, 2006

• #2

Do you mean for registration ?

 

S

steel1212

Active Member

Jun 24, 2004

1,180

0

36

Frankfort, Ky

Jan 15, 2006

#3

• Jan 15, 2006

• #3

lol, when I saw this I thought it was going to be for the strip. Hell all they do is see that I have a seat belt and away I go.

 

Cannoball888

New Member

Dec 25, 2005

320

0

0

Gainesville, FL

Jan 15, 2006

#4

• Jan 15, 2006

• #4

Move to Florida. We have no state inspections. You can drive around without brakes, without working lights, with worn wipers and bald tires.

Gee, I wonder if that's why Florida has some of the highest auto insurance rates in the country.

 

geostang351

Member

Mar 30, 2005

946

0

17

Danb., CT

Jan 15, 2006

#5

• Jan 15, 2006

• #5

Cannoball888 said:

Move to Florida. We have no state inspections. You can drive around without brakes, without working lights, with worn wipers and bald tires.

Click to expand...

That's why all the senior citizens move there

 

DissFigured

New Member

Apr 26, 2005

320

0

0

Dallas, TX

Jan 15, 2006

#6

• Jan 15, 2006

• #6

It sucks because I have to pass state inspection in order to get the car registered and get the title in my name.

So right now, I am still driving a car that to some extent belongs to a guy in Oklahoma and has OK plates.

 

1

10secgoal

Active Member

Dec 1, 2003

2,801

3

49

San Diego

Jan 15, 2006

#7

• Jan 15, 2006

• #7

Cannoball888 said:

Gee, I wonder if that's why Florida has some of the highest auto insurance rates in the country.

Click to expand...

That's why for 2 years I could only trailer my car to the track. They wantes 110 dollars for just liability. Kiss my ass

 

65conv50

New Member

Jan 8, 2003

290

0

0

Greenville, South Carolina

Jan 15, 2006

#8

• Jan 15, 2006

• #8

Actually, the reason that some states have dropped inspection is that studies show NO IMPROVEMENT in accident rate when having inspection. 99+% of wrecks are driver related, so why expend the effort to inspect cars that rarely fail inspection for any real mechanical reason anyway?