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JPM 10-08-2010 09:26 PM

NJ Inspection FTW
 
Had to get 1 of my DD's and the vette inspected today since they are a month over due but I was holding back due to the many violations with them both.

I tested the waters with the Rodeo first (5%) tint, rode in and all they did was hook it up to the Emission testing computer. 2 mins later..out with a 2015 sticker and I didnt ask any questions.

Next was the vette with no front plate, 5% tint, laser jammer and a long list of other items. Rolled up and asked what they would be testing for and the kid said Emissions only. I said cool deal..go at it and I was out in 2 mins with another 2015 sticker.

God I love NJ Inspections now-a-days :smash:

Biggie 10-08-2010 09:35 PM

Are they given out 5 year stickers now?

JPM 10-08-2010 09:36 PM


Originally Posted by Biggie (Post 1575565663)
Are they given out 5 year stickers now?

Looks to be that way :thumbs:

Rich Mickol 10-09-2010 12:07 AM

My 2007 had 9/06 new car sticker good until 9/10. (4 yrs) In August, I rec'd in the mail a 1 year extention sticker to be placed right above the original sticker. I guess they have gone to five years.

Biggie 10-09-2010 12:34 AM

Thats great thanks for the info.

BT-01-vette 10-09-2010 06:15 AM

While tint may no longer be an inspection issue the NJSP will still get you for it, it's just a matter of time. What's up John, how's things?

Rex Ruby 10-09-2010 07:52 AM


Originally Posted by JPM (Post 1575565595)
Next was the vette with no front plate, 5% tint, laser jammer and a long list of other items. Rolled up and asked what they would be testing for and the kid said Emissions only. I said cool deal..go at it and I was out in 2 mins with another 2015 sticker.

Why would you get a car you never drive inspected:crazy:

gbvette62 10-09-2010 08:36 AM

August 1st, our great new Governor, Chris Christie, changed the NJ DMV inspection process. NJ will no longer do any vehicle inspection, beyond emissions.

I don't know how you ended up with a 5 year sticker though. New car inspections will be for 5 years now, instead of the previous four. Owners of vehicles with time left on their new car stickers, will receive an extension sticker to place on their windshield. Once the new car inspection expires, cars are required to have an emission only inspection every two years.

If your car fails the emission test, they can do a full vehicle inspection, otherwise all that is tested is emissions.

I received an extension sticker for my 07 Silverado last week. My daughter took her Z24 for inspection in August for the emission only test and received a sticker for inspection in two years, due back 8-12. If they gave you a 5 year inspection, it sounds like you got lucky. It might be a good day to buy a lottery ticket!:lol:

NJ's getting to be a better place to live.:thumbs:

JPM 10-09-2010 08:44 AM


Originally Posted by BT-01-vette (Post 1575567533)
While tint may no longer be an inspection issue the NJSP will still get you for it, it's just a matter of time. What's up John, how's things?

The Po Po will neva get me.......I got people :D


Originally Posted by Rex Ruby (Post 1575567721)
Why would you get a car you never drive inspected:crazy:

Cause it looks good with that blue sticker in the garage...It warms my heart :thumbs:

JPM 10-09-2010 08:45 AM


Originally Posted by gbvette62 (Post 1575567884)
August 1st, our great new Governor, Chris Christie, changed the NJ DMV inspection process. NJ will no longer do any vehicle inspection, beyond emissions.

I don't know how you ended up with a 5 year sticker though. New car inspections will be for 5 years now, instead of the previous four. Owners of vehicles with time left on their new car stickers, will receive an extension sticker to place on their windshield. Once the new car inspection expires, cars are required to have an emission only inspection every two years.

If your car fails the emission test, they can do a full vehicle inspection, otherwise all that is tested is emissions.

I received an extension sticker for my 07 Silverado last week. My daughter took her Z24 for inspection in August for the emission only test and received a sticker for inspection in two years, due back 8-12. If they gave you a 5 year inspection, it sounds like you got lucky. It might be a good day to buy a lottery ticket!:lol:

NJ's getting to be a better place to live.:thumbs:

Yeah...I got lucky twice I guess :smash: :leaving:

spoon man 10-09-2010 04:40 PM

when you guys say emissions, they just scan your ODB-ii port right? they didn't put the sniffer up to the exhaust did they?

JPM 10-09-2010 05:22 PM


Originally Posted by spoon man (Post 1575570853)
when you guys say emissions, they just scan your ODB-ii port right? they didn't put the sniffer up to the exhaust did they?

Yes they did

spoon man 10-09-2010 05:41 PM

does everyone get the sniffer or did they just single out your vette? I thought I read somewhere they were just doing the odbII scan and that was it. thanks

JPM 10-09-2010 05:47 PM


Originally Posted by spoon man (Post 1575571332)
does everyone get the sniffer or did they just single out your vette? I thought I read somewhere they were just doing the odbII scan and that was it. thanks

Actually the vette didnt get the sniffer ..just the Rodeo...go figure :lol:
There is no rhyme or reason to their methods but at least they both passed. :thumbs:

spoon man 10-09-2010 06:00 PM


Originally Posted by JPM (Post 1575571380)
Actually the vette didnt get the sniffer ..just the Rodeo...go figure :lol:
There is no rhyme or reason to their methods but at least they both passed. :thumbs:

what year is the rodeo? I think 96 was the first year of obdii if I recall. So if your rodeo is older than that then it makes sense that they used the sniffer.

does that rodeo run like a champ? A guy I know has one with like 300K miles on it....keeps on ticking.

JPM 10-09-2010 06:01 PM


Originally Posted by spoon man (Post 1575571478)
what year is the rodeo? I think 96 was the first year of obdii if I recall. So if your rodeo is older than that then it makes sense that they used the sniffer.

does that rodeo run like a champ? A guy I know has one with like 300K miles on it....keeps on ticking.

03 rodeo and its like brand new....go figure

Ikester 10-09-2010 06:07 PM


Originally Posted by JPM (Post 1575571186)
Yes they did

:willy: Ah dam!!! i like the OBDII style better...stuff any size cam you want in there!

Ikester 10-09-2010 06:09 PM


Originally Posted by JPM (Post 1575571380)
Actually the vette didnt get the sniffer ..just the Rodeo...go figure :lol:
There is no rhyme or reason to their methods but at least they both passed. :thumbs:

whew! you scared me there. Awesome I like NJ Inspection again :thumbs:

Wayne88 10-09-2010 06:52 PM


Originally Posted by gbvette62 (Post 1575567884)
August 1st, our great new Governor, Chris Christie, changed the NJ DMV inspection process. NJ will no longer do any vehicle inspection, beyond emissions.

That's just peachy.

In a few years there will be cars driving around with no brake lights, no blinkers, and faulty brakes. The accidents will cause Nj car insurance to retain there standing as the highest in the country [in the most congested state in the country].

If he wants to save some money, do away with the front plate.

spoon man 10-09-2010 09:51 PM

I am just wondering why JPM got one car sniffed and not the other? Is it protocol to sniff each car or did the one inspector just get lazy?


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