NY State Inspections

Some states require regular safety inspections and/or emissions inspections on cars and trucks. At Farmington Service, we are well-equipped and trained to perform these inspections. Our technicians can also perform multi-point inspections on your vehicles as needed.

Inspections Emissions

These are some of the inspection services we offer.

NY State Certified Emissions Repair Facility

A state certified emissions repair facility is a privately owned motor vehicle repair facility, licensed to repair emission-related failures. The repair facility must employ a CERT (Certified Emissions Repair Technician) who has passed a state-required training program. Farmington Service is a NY state certified emissions repair facility. Contact us at 585-924-3470 or visit us today for emission-related repairs and services.

NY State Certified Emissions Test Facility

Did you know that the Motor Vehicle Commission requires you to take your motor vehicle for an emissions inspection every year? This kind of testing is administered through a network of privately owned (but certified) auto repair shops. The auto repair shops carry their official Test Center number. Farmington Service is a NY state certified emissions test facility. At our auto repair shop, we can perform emissions testing on all eligible vehicles regardless of fuel type or model year. Visit our shop or call us at 585-924-3470 to make an appointment.

NY State Inspection Station

NY state inspection stations are privately owned, but government certified, inspection stations throughout NY. Farmington Service is a NY state inspection station. For your state inspection needs visit or call our auto shop at 585-924-3470.

Exhaust Questions and Answers

A rough idle describes a vehicle's engine with spark plugs that are not firing correctly when the vehicle is in park, with no gas applied. Most vehicles idle between 600 and 1,200 RPM and should hold their idle speed consistently.

The most common reason for thick smoke coming out of your car's exhaust pipe is the fuel to air ratio in your engine is too rich. This means that the fuel injectors are either adding too much fuel or that the intake valves aren't letting enough air in. This is caused by a cracked or leaking fuel injector, a failing O2 sensor, or air filter that needs replacing.

Catalytic Converter Questions and Answers

A bad catalytic converter can increase your car's exhaust emissions, but it does not prevent you from driving. At Farmington Service we know this is true. A clogged catalytic converter will eventually affect the performance of your vehicle in Shortsville, Manchester, Victor and Macedon. Exhaust gases will not escape easily and create an increase in exhaust gas pressure. The buildup in pressure can lead to high-cost repair bills in the future.

A catalytic converter helps reduce harmful engine emissions from entering the air by breaking down the harmful byproduct of internal combustion into less-harmful compounds. If your catalytic converter isn't working properly the check engine light will come on. The most common causes for a catalytic convert warning light to display are a clogged, cracked or melted converter. Sometimes the problem isn't the catalytic converter at all but an exhaust leak letting gases out of the system before it reaches the converter.

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