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Yes
The circulation of vehicles that exceed the maximum noise limit established by the Authorities is prohibited. Even if the level of gases and smoke remains below the maximum, high noise levels can be grounds for a sanction or fine, and the circulation of the vehicle may even be prohibited.
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No, although I must repair it
No, unless it also emits gases or smoke above the established levels
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