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I just can't pass emissions!

Edmond said:
I went to test anyway because if I keep showing improvement after all 3 eligible tests, I can get a 2 year waiver. I'm still hoping to pass on the last attempt, which will probably be in a week or two.

I'm going to change out the fuel filter and check the EGR solenoid.
You better double check ont he waiver part. The State of IL. does not like to give them out THAT Easy. I heard you need to show improvement and have spent quite a bit of money.. TRUST ME. my Friend spent most of last year getting his 84 to pass, They did not just hand him a waiver after 3 attempts..

You can also pay $20 just to have it tested and it does not count towards the 3 tests.

Striaght from the Il EPA:

Q. What is a waiver?
A. A vehicle may qualify for a waiver for the current test period if it has failed a least two tests and fulfills all of the waiver requirements listed on the back -of every Vehicle Inspection Report. Very few vehicles qualify for waivers.

http://www.epa.state.il.us/air/vim/faq/fails.html

and this:



Repairs have been done on my vehicle, but it still does not pass the emissions test. What can I do?

Contact a Customer Service Representative at any emissions test facility regarding the following:
  • You may be eligible to apply for a waiver if your vehicle has failed two or more emissions tests, has shown improvements over the initial failure in the most recent test reading and you have spent at least $450 on emission related repairs.
http://www.epa.state.il.us/air/vim/faq/privileges.html
 

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