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97. Vehicle inspection 2
User vehicle inspection. Among the parts that have been changed since the last used car registration, the Recaro seat fixed to the genuine rail, the ghost film attached to the window, and the projector headlight with LED ring light may not be compatible. So, I thought about alternatives in case it didn't work out, so I decided to take the test as is.
But about the projector lamp, at the preliminary vehicle inspection station, it was pointed out that the lamp had scattered light spots and might not pass the vehicle inspection, so I replaced it with the multi-reflector headlight that I had used last time.
As a result, my CITY passed the vehicle inspection without any other problems.
First of all, one lane is reserved for small cars, and people who bring their own cars will line up here.
Visible light transmittance was measured at four locations: the side of the driver's seat, the passenger seat, and both triangular windows, and the standard value was 70% or higher, so all were cleared.
This is lane 1, where vehicles judged to require various measurements in lanes 2 to 5 and vehicles that cannot be handled by the equipment in those lanes are lined up.
The electronic vehicle inspection certificate I received was half the size of the previous paper vehicle inspection certificate and has an embedded IC chip.
I took this photo after I came out of the inspection lane and received my stamp of passing.
The interior of the car remained with this specification and passed the test without any problem.
In this state, it has been approved as a legal specification, so it will be possible to drive on public roads for another two years from now.
Referring to the brake light added under the rear bumper, this is a document showing nonconformity because the high-mounted stop lamp must be above the brake light. However, since it does not apply to the model year of my car, it was accepted as OK.