Why can't we have our diesel smell???????
#4
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As for the residents of Texas, I know that we have a yearly motor vehicle inspection that is mandated by the State which all vehicles operated on the roadways must pass this inspection process and display the sticker on their windshield. In the past, when I have had these inspections done, they do check to see if the vehicle is equiped with it's proper equipment that it was designed to use.
How are you guys removing the cat and getting by with the inspections if you have one in your State?
How are you guys removing the cat and getting by with the inspections if you have one in your State?
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#9
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04 no cats...and no muff!
04.5 and 05, when they tried to raise the HP TQ numbers and got it a bit dirty, had to put cats on.
thought saw a post that 03 and 04 don't have any kind of Emissions control
buddies 05 smells like propane, is that what you guys are smellin?
04.5 and 05, when they tried to raise the HP TQ numbers and got it a bit dirty, had to put cats on.
thought saw a post that 03 and 04 don't have any kind of Emissions control
buddies 05 smells like propane, is that what you guys are smellin?
#10
Originally Posted by 04ctd
04 no cats...and no muff!
04.5 and 05, when they tried to raise the HP TQ numbers and got it a bit dirty, had to put cats on.
thought saw a post that 03 and 04 don't have any kind of Emissions control
buddies 05 smells like propane, is that what you guys are smellin?
04.5 and 05, when they tried to raise the HP TQ numbers and got it a bit dirty, had to put cats on.
thought saw a post that 03 and 04 don't have any kind of Emissions control
buddies 05 smells like propane, is that what you guys are smellin?
Based on your post are you saying that taking off the CAT would reduce HP and TQ?
#11
Thats MR Hoss to you buddy!
Originally Posted by rico334
As for the residents of Texas, I know that we have a yearly motor vehicle inspection that is mandated by the State which all vehicles operated on the roadways must pass this inspection process and display the sticker on their windshield. In the past, when I have had these inspections done, they do check to see if the vehicle is equiped with it's proper equipment that it was designed to use.
How are you guys removing the cat and getting by with the inspections if you have one in your State?
How are you guys removing the cat and getting by with the inspections if you have one in your State?
My truck didn't come with a cat and therefore doesn't have to have one. However, if your truck came with one then it is a federal offense to remove or tamper with it (okay...maybe not a federal offense, but still illegal).
Just the same, lots of folks leave their cat in place but remove its guts. That is still illegal, but it passes the visual inspection (if they even look at it).
Also, most folks don't know the difference between a cat and a resonator. If one were to replace their cat with a resonator then chances are they would never have a problem with inspections. I'm not advocating that because it is still illegal, but it has been done.
#12
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As for the residents of Texas, I know that we have a yearly motor vehicle inspection that is mandated by the State
Diesel powered vehicles and motorcycles are exempt from the emissions standards, but are still required to have the annual safety inspection.
Dave
#14
Thats MR Hoss to you buddy!
Just in case you missed it the first AND second time, diesels are exempt from emissions testing in Texas.
And by the way, my truck SMELLS like diesel.
And by the way, my truck SMELLS like diesel.