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Old 07-24-2006, 12:44 PM
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authoritative update on emissions testing

I've heard and read some conflicting reports on how emissions testing is handled on older vehicles in NC. I have an authoritative answer from NC DOT.

We apologize for the confusion. Tail pipe testing ended in North Carolina on December 31st 2005 and our web page hasn’t been updated yet. The only emissions testing currently conducted in this state is OBD II testing and this is conducted on 1996 and newer vehicles only. Your vehicle requires a safety inspection only but will have to pass a visual inspection of all required emissions components. We trust this information was useful. If we can be of further assistance, please advise.
So basically put the smog belt back on when you go in for inspection, and you better have something that externally resembles a catalytic converter on the tail end of your Y-pipe.
 
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he said tailpipe.
 
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Originally Posted by swamp fox
I've heard and read some conflicting reports on how emissions testing is handled on older vehicles in NC. I have an authoritative answer from NC DOT.



So basically put the smog belt back on when you go in for inspection, and you better have something that externally resembles a catalytic converter on the tail end of your Y-pipe.
I guess I'm one of the lucky ones my F250 didn't come with cats and had the emission stickers on the rad support and valve covers so I will be putting true duals on my truck. Thanks for the info I will the emissions on that came on my truck.
 
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tail-end of your y-pipe . thats not good
 
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Originally Posted by primer85f150
tail-end of your y-pipe . thats not good
you always like single or dual exhaust pipes.
 
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