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YOUR VEHICLE HAS FAILED NJ DMV Emissions

This letter is designed to help New Jersey motorists obtain proper emission-related repairs. In

accordance with the State’s current inspection program regulations, a motorist whose vehicle fails the

emission inspection is required to either: 1) have repairs performed at a New Jersey registered Emission

Repair Facility (ERF), or 2) complete the repairs themselves. After the necessary repairs are made, the

motorist has the choice of having the vehicle re-inspected at either a Centralized Inspection Facility

(CIF) or a Private Inspection Facility (PIF).

To locate an ERF near your home or place of business, motorists may check in their phone directory for

local ERFs or search for a registered ERF by using the Clean Air website: www.njinspection.com

motorist has the choice of having the vehicle re-inspected at either a Centralized Inspection Facility

(CIF) or a Private Inspection Facility (PIF).

To locate an ERF near your home or place of business, motorists may check in their phone directory for

local ERFs or search for a registered ERF by using the Clean Air website: www.njinspection.com

Repair Facility (ERF), or 2) complete the repairs themselves. After the necessary repairs are made, the

motorist has the choice of having the vehicle re-inspected at either a Centralized Inspection Facility

(CIF) or a Private Inspection Facility (PIF).

To locate an ERF near your home or place of business, motorists may check in their phone directory for

local ERFs or search for a registered ERF by using the Clean Air website: www.njinspection.com

motorist has the choice of having the vehicle re-inspected at either a Centralized Inspection Facility

(CIF) or a Private Inspection Facility (PIF).

To locate an ERF near your home or place of business, motorists may check in their phone directory for

local ERFs or search for a registered ERF by using the Clean Air website: www.njinspection.com

New Jersey registered Emission
Repair Facility (ERF), or 2) complete the repairs themselves. After the necessary repairs are made, the
motorist has the choice of having the vehicle re-inspected at either a Centralized Inspection Facility

(CIF) or a Private Inspection Facility (PIF).

To locate an ERF near your home or place of business, motorists may check in their phone directory for

local ERFs or search for a registered ERF by using the Clean Air website: www.njinspection.com

motorist has the choice of having the vehicle re-inspected at either a Centralized Inspection Facility

(CIF) or a Private Inspection Facility (PIF).

To locate an ERF near your home or place of business, motorists may check in their phone directory for

local ERFs or search for a registered ERF by using the Clean Air website: www.njinspection.com

, or 2) complete the repairs themselves. After the necessary repairs are made, the

motorist has the choice of having the vehicle re-inspected at either a Centralized Inspection Facility

(CIF) or a Private Inspection Facility (PIF).

To locate an ERF near your home or place of business, motorists may check in their phone directory for

local ERFs or search for a registered ERF by using the Clean Air website: www.njinspection.com

www.njinspection.com

(Select "Finding an Emission Repair Facility (ERF)" in the “Online Services” box). from the main

menu, then select "Emission Repair Facilities"). Motorists may also contact theobtain this information

by phoning our toll-free Help Desk at 1-(888)-NJ-MOTOR (888-656-6867).

Motorists returning to either a CIF or a PIF for re-inspection must have the following documents: 1) the

Vehicle Inspection Report (VIR) for the failed emission inspection(s), 2) an Emission Repair Form

completed by the ERF or the vehicle owner, and 3) the receipt(s) for any emission-related repairs or

parts. Re-inspecting vehicles is prohibited unless the proper forms and receipts are presented along with

the vehicle in question and the proper credentials (valid/original drivers license, insurance and

registration cards).

Motorists returning to either a CIF or a PIF for re-inspection must have the following documents: 1) the

Vehicle Inspection Report (VIR) for the failed emission inspection(s), 2) an Emission Repair Form

completed by the ERF or the vehicle owner, and 3) the receipt(s) for any emission-related repairs or

parts. Re-inspecting vehicles is prohibited unless the proper forms and receipts are presented along with

the vehicle in question and the proper credentials (valid/original drivers license, insurance and

registration cards).

1-(888)-NJ-MOTOR (888-656-6867).

Motorists returning to either a CIF or a PIF for re-inspection must have the following documents: 1) the

Vehicle Inspection Report (VIR) for the failed emission inspection(s), 2) an Emission Repair Form

completed by the ERF or the vehicle owner, and 3) the receipt(s) for any emission-related repairs or

parts. Re-inspecting vehicles is prohibited unless the proper forms and receipts are presented along with

the vehicle in question and the proper credentials (valid/original drivers license, insurance and

registration cards).

If repairs are completed by you:

1) A receipt is not required if the repairs

did not require the installation of

additional parts.

2) The Emission Repair Form* must

clearly state what was done to repair

the vehicle.

3) Receipts and invoices are necessary if

the vehicle owner wishes to receive a

waiver.

If repairs are completed at an ERF:

1) The Emission Repair Form* must

clearly indicate the correct ERF

Identification Number.

2) The Emission Repair Form* must list

all repairs, including any repair(s)

suggested by the technician, but

rejected by the vehicle owner.

3) All receipts and invoices are

necessary.

* Emission Repair Form is on reverse side

If the vehicle's failure was not emission-related (i.e., broken headlight, cracked windshield, etc.), a motorist can

may have the vehicle repaired by any repair facility, or they can may do it themselves. Receipts are not required for

non emission-related items or gas cap failures.

Emission failures related to the vehicle in a “Not Ready” status, in some cases, may be resolved by completing a

“Drive Cycle”. Refer to the vehicle owners manual for more information.

Ask your dealer or repair shop if they are an ERF BEFORE you authorize them to work on your vehicle.

Emission-related repairs performed by a dealer or repair shop that is NOT an ERF will NOT be accepted as valid

repairs and the vehicle will NOT be reinspected.

Thank You!

Clean Air Program