Current through Register No. 40, October 3, 2024
(a) All OBD
inspections shall be conducted in accordance with the requirements of
40 CFR
85.2222.
(b) All results of the OBD inspection shall
be reported to the department electronically.
(c) The mechanic shall furnish the following
to the department electronically:
(1) Date of
inspection;
(2) Inspection station
name and certification number;
(3)
Mechanic's name and identification number;
(4) The vehicle's:
a. Year of manufacture;
b. Make;
c. Model;
d. Fuel type;
e. Mileage;
f. Vehicle identification number;
and
g. Registration plate
number;
(5) Make and
model of scan tool;
(6) Indication
as to whether the DLC is missing, has been tampered with, is damaged or is
inoperable;
(7) Indication as to
whether:
a. The MIL is commanded on or
off;
b. The MIL is illuminated with
ignition key in "key on engine off" position;
c. The MIL is illuminated with engine
running; and
d. The vehicle can
communicate with the scan tool;
(8) Support and readiness status of the:
a. Catalyst monitor;
b. Heated catalyst monitor;
c. Evaporative system monitor;
d. Exhaust gas recirculation (EGR)
monitor;
e. Oxygen (O2) sensor(s)
monitor(s);
f. Heated O2 sensor(s)
monitor(s);
g. Secondary air
monitor; and
h. A/C refrigeration
monitor, if vehicle is so equipped;
(9) Diagnostic trouble codes, if
applicable;
(10) OBD diagnostic
inspection results;
(11) Sticker
number or code; and
(12) Repairs
made, if applicable.
(d)
A vehicle subject to the OBD inspection shall be rejected if:
(1) The DLC is missing, has been tampered
with, is damaged or is otherwise inoperable;
(2) The MIL does not illuminate with the
ignition key in the "key on, engine off" position;
(3) The MIL is illuminated when the engine is
running;
(4) The MIL is commanded
"on" for one or more OBD diagnostic trouble codes;
(5) The MIL is commanded to be illuminated
and does not visually illuminate;
(6) Monitors reveal a "not ready" status in
accordance with (e) below; or
(7)
The vehicle cannot communicate with the scan tool.
(e) A vehicle shall be rejected for testing,
and the customer shall be instructed to return after the vehicle has been run
under conditions that allow completion of all applicable on-board tests if:
(1) A scan of the OBD system reveals a "not
ready" status for 3 or more monitors on manufacture years 1996 through 2000
vehicles, inclusive; or
(2) A scan
of the OBD system reveals a "not ready" status for 2 or more monitors on
manufacture years 2001 and newer vehicles.
(f) If a vehicle is rejected pursuant to (d)
or (e) above and the vehicle fails to return for and pass an inspection by the
sixtieth day following the inspection, the mechanic shall furnish the following
to the department electronically:
(1) Date of
inspection;
(2) Inspection station
name and certification number;
(3)
Mechanic's name and identification number;
(4) The vehicle's:
a. Year of manufacture;
b. Make;
c. Model; and
d. Vehicle identification number;
(5) A list of diagnostic trouble
codes and readiness items that were cause for rejection(s); and
(6) Date vehicle due to be
reinspected/repaired, which shall be no later than 60 days from the date of
inspection.
#7731, eff 7-26-02 (See Revision Note #2 at chapter
heading for Saf-C 3200) (formerly
Saf-C
3223.03); ss by #9184, eff
6-20-08
