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how to pass emissions test with check engine light on
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Passing an emissions test with the check engine light (CEL) on is challenging, as this light typically indicates an issue affecting the vehicle's emissions system. Firstly, diagnosing the cause of the CEL is crucial. You can do this by using an OBD-II scanner. Common issues include faulty oxygen sensors, loose gas caps, or a malfunctioning catalytic converter. Addressing these problems as soon as possible is key. In some jurisdictions, simply having the CEL illuminated is a fail, regardless of actual emission levels. Thus, it’s important to fix the underlying issue and clear the CEL before the test. Temporary measures like clearing the error codes with a scanner won’t work, as the system will enter a "not ready" status, leading to a fail. Ultimately, repairing the malfunction not only helps pass the emissions test but also contributes to environmental protection and improves vehicle health and fuel efficiency.
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