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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Vehicle Inspection Record in the editor.
- Begin by entering the year and date of inspection at the top of the form. Ensure accuracy as this is crucial for record-keeping.
- Input the odometer reading from the vehicle. If it’s broken or missing, indicate that accordingly.
- Fill in the make and model year of the vehicle as per registration documents. Correct any discrepancies but do not reject based on incorrect year alone.
- Enter the license plate number. If absent, use the VIN; for out-of-state plates, include both state and plate number.
- Specify which wheel was pulled for inspection. If multiple wheels were checked, denote them clearly.
- If repairs are needed, enter the repair order number after obtaining customer authorization.
- Record whether the vehicle passed or failed inspection by entering either a certificate number or 'Rejected'.
- Document the certified inspector's number who conducted the inspection.
- Check any failed items in column 10 and notify customers about issues like airbag readiness or tire pressure in columns 11 and 12 without rejecting their vehicle.
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What are two things DMV will fail you for during the inspection?
Headlights, brake lights, turn signals, reverse lights, side marker lights and even the little license plate bulbs are some of the most common reasons cars fail inspection.
What are the 7 steps of the inspection process?
A vehicle inspection report (VIR) is a document that records the results of a comprehensive vehicle assessment. Its often used by drivers, inspectors, and fleet managers to assess the overall condition of a vehicle and identify any issues.
What are the three types of vehicle inspections?
There are three types of vehicle inspections a courtesy inspection, an insurance inspection, and a 12-point inspection. Courtesy Inspection a visual inspection of common components (such as lights, oil, and wipers).
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