Emissions
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Fleet Mechanic
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Emissions
Well in Ct I just found out that any truck with gvwr of 10001 lbs and higher is exempt from emissions..My last 2002 diesel f350 had gvwr of 9900 so I had to go for inspection and opacity test.Having found out I am exempt from emissions I guess I know what ill be doing once my bumper to bumper warranty is over..Deleteing every piece of that emi$$&@&$ crap off my truck... Now im not against emission laws but the amount of trouble it causes on these new diesels is the problem I have.So the countdown is on till I am done filling urea,lol...
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Your truck is NOT exempt from emissions, it is only exempt from testing in your state.
And don't count on that to not change in the near future, emissions requirements are only going to get tighter so you may as well get used to it.
And don't count on that to not change in the near future, emissions requirements are only going to get tighter so you may as well get used to it.
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Fleet Mechanic
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Oh and warranty is not up till june 2019,lol..Time to think about it
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Same here in NJ. I had a sticker on my 450 that had expired. Went into MV and drove into heavy duty bay. They started the process, then the supervisor said, no, this truck doesn't get inspections, so I asked him to take off the sticker and give me something so local law doesn't give me a ticket. He did. Now I have to try this with my 11 PU
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