Can the car pass the annual inspection if the engine warning light is on?
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The car cannot pass the annual inspection if the engine warning light is on. The annual inspection is to check whether the vehicle meets the standards, and the warning light indicates that there is a fault in the vehicle. These warning lights include the engine fault light (constantly on), brake system fault light (constantly on), airbag indicator light (constantly on), electric power steering fault light, etc. Therefore, it is necessary to check the vehicle in advance before the annual inspection, and if there are any problems, they should be repaired in time. Other factors that affect the annual inspection include: Unauthorized modification of xenon headlights: According to national standards, unauthorized modification of xenon headlights with excessive brightness cannot pass the inspection line. It is necessary to install lenses to meet the standards. Wheel modification: If the size of the replaced wheels is the same as the original ones, the car can pass the annual inspection. However, if the replaced wheels are too large or have an exaggerated style, it will not pass. Window film color too dark: If the window film color is too dark, resulting in a light transmittance of less than 70%, the car cannot pass the annual inspection. Body stickers covering more than 30% of the body area: According to regulations, the area of body color change film and stickers must not exceed 30% of the total body area. If it exceeds 30%, the car cannot pass the annual inspection.
