Posted by El Toro on September 24, 2009 at 13:24:33 from (74.103.74.58):
In Reply to: ball joints posted by Ben Rauls on September 24, 2009 at 09:04:27:
Here in MD they would check those ball joints if a car was being sold by the owner and if they were not within specs it wouldn't pass inspection. The owner could have them replace them or do it themselves or take it to another repair shop to have it done. The car would then need to go back to the shop that did the inspection to have them check the ball joints. If that's all that was wrong you would get an inspection certificate. All parts of the steering are checked very close as well as the brakes, tires, exhaust and any rusted holes. The frame is also inspected for any problems. Hal PS: That includes all the windows must be working and no cracks as well as the windshield can have no cracks. Even a chipped windshield may not pass depending where the chip is if its in the full vision of the driver. The state of PA required 2 inspections every year when my late father-in-law lived there. I think now its a yearly inspection and its required as long as you have the car registered there. He always had me to go over the car before it was inspected.
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