I live in Ohio and cant seem to pass an aims emission test and the truck is a 1992 Jeep Wrangler the NO emissions keeps failing what can i do to pass the test?

no info generic answer depending on vehicle p1773 has different meanings C2116 is an abs fault your test sheet will show reason for failure A I M is safety also look at sheet and or notify them as to reason your unknown vehicle failed

Apart from being a 30 year old gas guzzler with 500,000 miles on it :>D

There are three situations where emissions requirements may temporarily be extended or waived:

1. Emissions Extension - for vehicles that are temporarily located out-of-state
2. Hardship Waiver - for vehicles that have recently failed an emissions test and the owner is unable to obtain necessary repairs due to a financial hardship
3. Repair Waiver - for vehicles that have failed an emissions test after undergoing emissions-related repairs.

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why not photo the failed, CHIT.
xxxxx your name and reg , but leave all the DATA there.
and bingo.
we can not help blind, not at all,
only you can ADD AND IMAGE.

most cars will not pass emissions with out them. some places may also want the catalectic convertor on the car.

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Fig. 5: Emission control vacuum schematic-1992 with 2.5L engine




Fig. 6: Emission control vacuum schematic-1992 with 4.0L engine


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if it's slightly above the limit.. you could try putting in premium gas or an octane additive as that will lower your emissions slightly..

replace the EGR switching valve and have the machanic clear the engine check light. I think it should help

9 Degrees Application: With automatic transmission
With Federal emission
16 Degrees Application: With automatic transmission
With high altitude emission


9 Degrees Application: With manual transmission
With Federal emission
9 Degrees Application: With manual transmission
With Federal emission

Could be the ECM that controls the fuel supply and mixture to the throttle body .

Are you talking about a slow crank or not starting right away?