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As I posted before....the only thing that the state of Kansas inspects is the numbers on the odo and the VIN. I was shocked. You could litterally have a junker car that didn't run and still get it licensed. They do not do a 'safety inspection' per say....they just want to verify that the vehicle they are licensing is legit.
Thanks, maybe Nevada could learn a thing or two from Kansas. My car is due for emissions in August, it will fail in its current state. The exhaust manifold gasket blew since I had it tested last year. Another $150 I am going to have to spend that I should not have to.
Get yourself some Kroil or PB Blaster, a good set of wrenches, and a Fel-Pro exhaust manifold gasket -DIY. As long as you can find some shade to work in, should be easy enough.
I didn't do all my own car work when I was 12, you know, I built up to it over the years. So can you.
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