Failed NJ Inspection
you are joking right?.....why would you go to the inspection station with these issues?.....is your car under warantee?.....what posessed you to keep your radar on the windshield????
1. radar detectors arnt illegal in nj. good thing i didnt put my windsheld banner on yet. they were just being difficult.
2. i have never heard of being failed for condensation in the talights. all of my lights illuminate properly and are visible.
3. i had scheduled my car to go in for recall and serivce bulletins this friday....
2. i have never heard of being failed for condensation in the talights. all of my lights illuminate properly and are visible.
3. i had scheduled my car to go in for recall and serivce bulletins this friday....
Heres alittle something for you.....
Radar detectors arent illegal in NJ no, but if it is in the windshield or another part of the top of the dash which is in view of the windshield, you may still get written a ticket for ubstructed view.
Radar detectors arent illegal in NJ no, but if it is in the windshield or another part of the top of the dash which is in view of the windshield, you may still get written a ticket for ubstructed view.
For the record, "State Inspections" are among the biggest scams/extortion programs in the nation. I hope to God I never live in a state which goes that route. It's ONLY about finding ways to make money for the state...another form of taxation
NJ inspection is free. They provide facilities to do the inspections in a fairly efficient manner and while they might fail you for all sorts of stuff, I generally haven't had much of a problem with them. I have known which of my cars were "legal" and would pass before hand. On the other cars, I just have it inspected privately.
I got a $50 ticket in NJ for having a GPS suctioned to my windshield. It certainly wasn't obstructing my view. But according to the police officer anything attached to the windsheild is. I asked about the stock GPS, how it pops out, and if that would be considered an obstruction. He said no. Seems pretty retarted because my GPS is a palmpiolet which is alot smaller then the stock one.
Originally Posted by expo1
Also on new cars you do not have to get it inspected for 4 years. I will have over 110,000 miles on my 8 before it's due for inspection. Used cars it's every 2 years.
Originally Posted by maxxdamigz
NJ inspection is free. They provide facilities to do the inspections in a fairly efficient manner and while they might fail you for all sorts of stuff, I generally haven't had much of a problem with them. I have known which of my cars were "legal" and would pass before hand. On the other cars, I just have it inspected privately.
i don't think my tints will let me pass
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