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Q: What Vehicles Require Emissions Testing? A: Emissions tests are required on automobiles and on trucks with a manufacturer's gross vehicle weight rating (MGVWR) of 14,000 pounds or less. Exceptions include vehicles manufactured before 1968, diesel-fueled vehicles manufactured before 1997, and motorcycles. Vehicle Services FAQ's - Delaware Division of Motor Vehicles de.gov https://dmv.de.gov › VehicleServices › faqs › dc=ve_faq... de.gov https://dmv.de.gov › VehicleServices › faqs › dc=ve_faq...

A typical automobile inspection consists of a safety inspection covering such items as tires, brakes, windows and an exhaust emissions inspection that analyses the vehicle's exhaust and a test of the fuel system for leaks. Vehicle Services Inspections - Delaware Division of Motor Vehicles de.gov https://.dmv.de.gov › VehicleServices › inspections de.gov https://.dmv.de.gov › VehicleServices › inspections

Delaware's Malfunction Indicator Light (MIL) The DMV technician visually determines if the MIL stays illuminated when the engine is running. If this occurs, your vehicle FAILS the examination. That is, the on-board computer of the vehicle detected a fault that may cause high emissions.

Most licenses expire by the end of the month, which means many people will be pouring into the DMV during the early and late parts of the month. Mid-month should be the ideal time to schedule your visit. You can also expect your visit to be less stressful on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, or Thursdays.

There is no charge to the motorist for retesting failed vehicles. Satisfactory completion of the test requirements is necessary before vehicle registration renewal. The lane associate provides all motorists with an informational brochure at the initial failed test to explain the repair and retest process.

The DMV technician visually determines if the MIL stays illuminated when the engine is running. If this occurs, your vehicle FAILS the examination. That is, the on-board computer of the vehicle detected a fault that may cause high emissions. Sometimes an illuminated MIL indicates that the vehicle needs service. Vehicle Services Inspections Delaware Division of Motor Vehicles (.gov) https://dmv.de.gov › VehicleServices › inspections Delaware Division of Motor Vehicles (.gov) https://dmv.de.gov › VehicleServices › inspections

A typical automobile inspection consists of a safety inspection covering such items as tires, brakes, windows and an exhaust emissions inspection that analyses the vehicle's exhaust and a test of the fuel system for leaks.

Our wait times are typically minimal on Tuesdays and Thursdays between the hours of 8am and 11am, so we encourage you to visit DMV facilities during those days/times.