Trans 131.03(6)(d)10.10. Vehicles failing the OBD inspection may not be reregistered within the state of Wisconsin until such failing items have been repaired or replaced if necessary as required by s. 285.30 (6), Stats.
Trans 131.03(10)(10)Reinspections.
Trans 131.03(10)(a)(a) Vehicles failing initial inspection may receive a reinspection at no additional charge under the following conditions:
Trans 131.03(10)(a)1.1. The reinspection shall take place within 30 days of the initial inspection or the owner or lessee shall present satisfactory evidence that the repairs and adjustments which were performed on the vehicle could not have been made within 30 days of the initial inspection. Additionally, the vehicle shall have been repaired or adjusted according to s. 110.20, Stats., and this chapter.
Trans 131.03(10)(a)2.2. The vehicle shall be accompanied by its previous vehicle inspection reports. Repair information, as completed by the person performing the repairs, shall be indicated in the space provided on the reports, unless it is reported electronically, upon performance of the repair. The completed repair section on the vehicle inspection report, or the data reported electronically, shall indicate all of the following:
Trans 131.03(10)(a)2.a.a. The repairs performed as well as any recognized automotive emission repair technician recommended repairs not performed per owner’s request.
Trans 131.03(10)(a)2.b.b. The name, address and telephone number of the repair facility.
Trans 131.03(10)(a)2.c.c. The name of the individual who performed the repairs.
Trans 131.03(10)(a)2.d.d. If available, the appropriate identification number of the recognized repair facility and technician.
Trans 131.03(10)(a)3.3. The vehicle is not prohibited from inspection pursuant to sub. (11).
Trans 131.03(10)(b)(b)
Trans 131.03(10)(b)2.2. A vehicle that fails the OBD inspection shall be reinspected after repair provided a readiness evaluation indicates that:
Trans 131.03(10)(b)2.a.a. All applicable on-board tests are complete for the component for which the vehicle failed its prior inspection, and
Trans 131.03(10)(b)2.b.b. All applicable on–board tests are complete except as allowed under sub. (6) (d).
Trans 131.03 NoteNote: For example, a catalytic monitor must be ready after a catalyst is repaired.
Trans 131.03(10)(c)(c) If the vehicle passes the reinspection, the contractor shall retain all previously-issued vehicle inspection reports and issue a vehicle inspection report indicating compliance. If the vehicle does not pass the reinspection, the contractor shall issue a vehicle inspection report indicating non-compliance. If the owner or lessee requests a waiver of compliance from emission limitations, the waiver investigator shall review the request and shall either approve or deny the request in accord with s. Trans 131.04. If approved, the waiver investigator shall retain all previously-issued vehicle inspection reports, except the latest on which the waiver is indicated as granted.
Trans 131.03(10)(d)(d) The following limitations on the total number of inspections performed at no additional charge shall apply for each vehicle requiring compliance with this chapter:
Trans 131.03(10)(d)1.1. A vehicle may receive no more than 2 reinspections. The reinspections shall occur within 30 days of initial inspection.
Trans 131.03(10)(d)2.2. If the vehicle does not meet applicable emission inspection standards, the owner or lessee may apply for a waiver of compliance from these standards in accord with s. Trans 131.04.
Trans 131.03(10)(e)(e) Nonexempt vehicles may be reinspected at any time according to the voluntary inspection procedure of s. Trans 131.07.
Trans 131.03(11)(11)Inspection prohibited. The inspector shall refuse to perform any inspection required by this section for any vehicle if any of the following apply:
Trans 131.03(11)(b)(b) The vehicle is carrying explosives or other hazardous material which is recognized as a safety hazard by the contractor.
Trans 131.03(11)(c)(c) The vehicle is towing a trailer or another vehicle which is considered a safety hazard by the contractor.
Trans 131.03(11)(d)(d) Gasoline, oil or other fluid leaks are considered a safety hazard by the contractor.
Trans 131.03(11)(e)(e) The vehicle exhibits excessive idle speed, in the judgment of the contractor.
Trans 131.03(11)(f)(f) The vehicle is emitting smoke in amounts greater than the limitations specified in s. NR 485.05.
Trans 131.03(11)(j)(j) The vehicle is subject to a manufacturer’s recall for emission problems and the recall repair has not been performed. Vehicles for which emission-related recall notices have been issued shall have the recall repairs completed prior to submitting the vehicle for inspection. The owners or lessees of these vehicles shall present proof of compliance with the recall notice at time of inspection, unless the emission-related recall notice has been issued within 45 days prior to submitting the vehicle for inspection. This paragraph applies to vehicles for which emission-related recall notices have been issued after January 1, 1995.
Trans 131.03(11)(k)(k) The vehicle operator refuses to disclose the odometer reading to the inspector.
Trans 131.03(11)(m)(m) Upon a reinspection, the vehicle operator fails to provide a properly completed repair form to the inspector, unless the repair information is reported electronically, upon performance of the repair.