Current through Register Vol. 54, No. 45, November 9, 2024
Section 177.252 - Emission inspection report(a) The emission inspection report shall be as shown on the sample emission inspection report form contained in Appendix A (relating to acceleration simulation mode: Pennsylvania procedures, standards, equipment specifications and quality control requirements) and shall include: (1) A vehicle description, including license plate number, VIN, vehicle make, model, odometer reading, GVWR and estimated test weight, engine size, and inspection type.(2) The date and time of the test.(3) The name, identification number and signature of the individuals performing the tests and the name, address and station number of the test station.(4) The type of tests performed.(5) The applicable test standards.(6) The I/M emission test results, if applicable, including exhaust concentrations, pass/fail results for each mode measured and the results of visual inspection.(7) The OBD-I/M check results, if applicable, including the status of the MIL illumination command, the alphanumeric DTC(s) as specified per SAE J2012 and J1930, unset readiness codes if the number of unset readiness codes exceeds the limit for which an exemption is allowed, that is, if the outcome of the test is unacceptable for testing based upon the presence of too many unset readiness codes. If, during the initial emission inspection cycle in an I/M county or region, a vehicle subject to the OBD-I/M check with a DLC which cannot be accessed nevertheless satisfies the MIL elements of the OBD-I/M check, that result shall be specifically noted in the report.(8) The results of the gas cap test.(9) The results of the visual inspection, if applicable.(10) A statement indicating the availability of warranty coverage as required in section 207 of the Clean Air Act (42 U.S.C.A. § 7525).(11) The results of the recall provisions check, if applicable, including the recall campaign number and date the recall repairs were completed.(12) A certification that tests were performed in accordance with this chapter and EPA regulations.The provisions of this §177.252 amended November 21, 2003, effective 11/22/2003, 33 Pa.B. 5706. This section cited in 67 Pa. Code § 177.253 (relating to responsibility of the station owner for vehicles which fail the I/M test).