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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the visible smoke test failure sheet in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering the date at the top of the form. This helps track when the inspection occurred.
  3. Next, input your vehicle's license number or VIN in the designated field. This information is crucial for identifying your vehicle.
  4. Indicate why your vehicle failed its Smog Check by checking the appropriate boxes that describe where smoke was observed.
  5. In the section regarding smoke color, select from options like 'Blue or Bluish-White' or 'Black or Gray' based on what you observed.
  6. Review the common causes listed and ensure you understand potential issues that may need addressing before returning for a re-test.
  7. Finally, save your completed form and consider sharing it with a licensed Smog Check station for necessary repairs.

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The BAR-97 Emissions Inspection System (BAR-97 EIS) is required to inspect most model year 1999 and older vehicles. The system is certified by BAR and requires an analyzer, dynamometer, BAR-certified low pressure fuel evaporative tester, fuel cap tester, and other approved equipment and parts.
Smoke testing verifies build stability, sanity testing confirms recent changes function as expected, and regression testing ensures existing features remain intact after updates. Using all three together ensures your QA process is both efficient and thorough, minimizing risk without inflating testing time.
How to write smoke test cases Choose a testing type. Decide on the testing type: manual, automated, or hybrid. Create test scenarios. Define the test scenarios by determining the number of test cases required for each core software function. Develop smoke tests. Run and record tests. Analyze results.
While smoke testing is a diagnostic tool and doesnt always pinpoint the exact leak location, its generally very accurate in identifying the general problem area.
What happens if Smoke testing fails? If smoke testing fails, it indicates docHub issues in the basic functionalities. Developers may need to investigate and fix the problems before further testing. Failed smoke tests may prevent the software build from progressing in the development cycle.

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If a smoke test fails, the build becomes unstable, and further testing stops. The team must address the issues before moving forward. This process helps teams act with confidence when smoke testing passes, allowing only stable builds to move on to more in-depth testing as part of confidence testing.
Smoke testing happens first and covers core functionality broadly. It answers the question, Is this build stable enough to test further? Smoke tests run on new builds regardless of what has changed. Sanity testing happens after smoke testing passes and focuses narrowly on recent changes.
Visual Inspection: A certified technician will start with a visual smog inspection of the emission control components and systems. The technician will check the catalytic converter, fuel cap and exhaust gas recirculation valve (EGR). Theyll also be on the lookout for any visible smoke emitted from the exhaust pipe.

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