Gas Leakage in LPG Systems in Vehicles
The regulation numbered 25869, published in the Official Gazette, regarding the control of exhaust gas emissions from motor vehicles operating on public roads, generally requires exhaust gas emission measurements for vehicles at the intervals specified below, according to vehicle types. Accordingly, LPG autogas systems require exhaust gas measurement according to vehicle types. For private automobiles, it must be done for the first time after 3 years and then every two years. For official automobiles, it must be done after the first two years and then annually. For other motor vehicles, it must be done after the first year and then annually. Furthermore, all motor vehicles operating on public roads must undergo this measurement annually after ten years. With the aim of considering everyone's life and property safety, inspections conducted by the Chamber of Mechanical Engineers (MMO) as a public service on all vehicles equipped with LPG systems continue at vehicle inspection stations across our country.
Gas Leakage Report for Vehicles
In this regard, if you have any doubts about the LPG systems of your vehicles, their inspections are carried out in the most effective way by expert technical personnel, machine engineers, at the nearest authorized services or MMO inspection stations, in accordance with the relevant standards and regulations, free of charge. It is mandatory to obtain gas leakage reports for your vehicles before every periodic technical inspection and to present these reports during the periodic inspection. In all applications concerning LPG autogas systems, the vehicle registration certificate is issued shortly after the controls conducted by the Chamber of Mechanical Engineers and based on the gas leakage reports obtained. Furthermore, this registration certificate, which bears a hologram sticker, indicates that the vehicle's LPG systems have been inspected in accordance with the relevant standards and have obtained a gas leakage report. All registration certificates issued based on the technical inspection periods of your vehicles must show the next inspection dates.
