Letter from the health department
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Letter from the health department
I got a certified letter from the Utah Health Department saying that I was seen blowing smoke and that I need to take it in to the county tech center to get inspected and emission tested within 15 days or they will cancel my registration. And if I get reported again I could recieve a 2500 fine. That was a couple weeks ago so in that time I took it all down to stock except for the hrvp and put a hy35 on it just to make sure. It passed with flying colors, but now I am nervous to put anything back on. Now don't think I drive around smoking people out cause I don't. I can count on one hand how many times I have layed out a good cloud with people around. I guess I was in the wrong place at the wrong time. So if you are gonna smoke out a line of traffic watch out for granola eaters in toyota prius's and subaru outbacks.
P.S. If you think you don't have to worry cause there are no diesel emissions in your county think again, cause my county doesn't have them either, but they have the equipment.
P.S. If you think you don't have to worry cause there are no diesel emissions in your county think again, cause my county doesn't have them either, but they have the equipment.
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I agree with you I think I will put it back on there. That might just be us kids being stupid, but I like being stupid every once and awhile
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WOW,never heard of such a thing,im surprised ive never been turned in,Ive had coal rollin for 9 years,never even been pulled over for it,the truck i drive everyday smokes at an idle,what a pain it would be to have to go to stock to pass emissions,I think i would FAIL
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I've gotten 3 letters. It said that someone reported me "emitting excessive visible exhaust emissions (smoke)." They said the letters are just notification and they can't do anything about it unless a police officer see's me and the smoke hangs in the air for more than 10 seconds. The fine is $350. But I make sure the police aren't around when I do lay down a good stream.
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Hmmmm....was that old '92 of yours blue? I have seen a couple trucks around here smoking and Ken Jones at Diesel Power has indicated that the local sheriff has been cracking down.
Maybe it's time for more air
Maybe it's time for more air
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The blue truck you are talking about was my brothers. I had a white 92 that I sold. My truck is a 2001 red single cab. Ken is right they are cracking down. So be careful where you blow smoke. They are cracking down on tint to got a ticket for that not to long ago.
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I'm surprised I haven't gotten in trouble yet, I have left a few intersections in a cloud before and when someone rides my tail I make sure they know what an unnatural eclipse is
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How could you be cited for anything based only on another driver's word? Can you simply say that you saw a Honda Accord going 100mph and he will receive a ticket? Doesn't work that way here.
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I got a certified letter from the Utah Health Department saying that I was seen blowing smoke and that I need to take it in to the county tech center to get inspected and emission tested within 15 days or they will cancel my registration. And if I get reported again I could recieve a 2500 fine.
Warnings will soon become tickets.
Be careful with that smoke, that Volvo driver you "fogged" just might be the deciding vote on the next "Should we start emissions testing trucks" vote.
"We have met the enemy, and he is us"