Jeep emissions work in Davis, CA
08-04-2005, 11:31 PM
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Re: Jeep emissions work in Davis, CA
In message <1123172729.147646.256580@g44g2000cwa.googlegroups .com>, "Chris
Roat" wrote:
>Hey,
>
>Anyone know a jeep-friendly mechanic who can do emissions work on a '85
>Jeep CJ7 in the Davis, CA area? I had it Nutter bypassed just fine for
>a few years, and then it failed smog as a gross polluter.
LOL....."Nutter" and "gross polluter" in the same sentence. Imagine that!
What you need is the "real" mechanic, Mike. He "Nuttered" his CJ and gets a
sweet 23mpg while smoking the tires off it in 5th gear from a stop. LOL
> I tried to
>put everything back, but not everything seems to be working now
>(computer or stepper motor seems to have issues). I don't want to go
>pay for the initial retest+inspection that a shop will charge, since
>I've already mostly isolated the problem myself.
>
>It would be nice to find someone already familiar with this specific
>issue, rather than a regular mechanic who will spend a long time (and
>time==$$) figuring out the system initially.
>
>Cheers,
>C
Roat" wrote:
>Hey,
>
>Anyone know a jeep-friendly mechanic who can do emissions work on a '85
>Jeep CJ7 in the Davis, CA area? I had it Nutter bypassed just fine for
>a few years, and then it failed smog as a gross polluter.
LOL....."Nutter" and "gross polluter" in the same sentence. Imagine that!
What you need is the "real" mechanic, Mike. He "Nuttered" his CJ and gets a
sweet 23mpg while smoking the tires off it in 5th gear from a stop. LOL
> I tried to
>put everything back, but not everything seems to be working now
>(computer or stepper motor seems to have issues). I don't want to go
>pay for the initial retest+inspection that a shop will charge, since
>I've already mostly isolated the problem myself.
>
>It would be nice to find someone already familiar with this specific
>issue, rather than a regular mechanic who will spend a long time (and
>time==$$) figuring out the system initially.
>
>Cheers,
>C
08-04-2005, 11:31 PM
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Re: Jeep emissions work in Davis, CA
In message <1123172729.147646.256580@g44g2000cwa.googlegroups .com>, "Chris
Roat" wrote:
>Hey,
>
>Anyone know a jeep-friendly mechanic who can do emissions work on a '85
>Jeep CJ7 in the Davis, CA area? I had it Nutter bypassed just fine for
>a few years, and then it failed smog as a gross polluter.
LOL....."Nutter" and "gross polluter" in the same sentence. Imagine that!
What you need is the "real" mechanic, Mike. He "Nuttered" his CJ and gets a
sweet 23mpg while smoking the tires off it in 5th gear from a stop. LOL
> I tried to
>put everything back, but not everything seems to be working now
>(computer or stepper motor seems to have issues). I don't want to go
>pay for the initial retest+inspection that a shop will charge, since
>I've already mostly isolated the problem myself.
>
>It would be nice to find someone already familiar with this specific
>issue, rather than a regular mechanic who will spend a long time (and
>time==$$) figuring out the system initially.
>
>Cheers,
>C
Roat" wrote:
>Hey,
>
>Anyone know a jeep-friendly mechanic who can do emissions work on a '85
>Jeep CJ7 in the Davis, CA area? I had it Nutter bypassed just fine for
>a few years, and then it failed smog as a gross polluter.
LOL....."Nutter" and "gross polluter" in the same sentence. Imagine that!
What you need is the "real" mechanic, Mike. He "Nuttered" his CJ and gets a
sweet 23mpg while smoking the tires off it in 5th gear from a stop. LOL
> I tried to
>put everything back, but not everything seems to be working now
>(computer or stepper motor seems to have issues). I don't want to go
>pay for the initial retest+inspection that a shop will charge, since
>I've already mostly isolated the problem myself.
>
>It would be nice to find someone already familiar with this specific
>issue, rather than a regular mechanic who will spend a long time (and
>time==$$) figuring out the system initially.
>
>Cheers,
>C
08-04-2005, 11:31 PM
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Re: Jeep emissions work in Davis, CA
In message <1123172729.147646.256580@g44g2000cwa.googlegroups .com>, "Chris
Roat" wrote:
>Hey,
>
>Anyone know a jeep-friendly mechanic who can do emissions work on a '85
>Jeep CJ7 in the Davis, CA area? I had it Nutter bypassed just fine for
>a few years, and then it failed smog as a gross polluter.
LOL....."Nutter" and "gross polluter" in the same sentence. Imagine that!
What you need is the "real" mechanic, Mike. He "Nuttered" his CJ and gets a
sweet 23mpg while smoking the tires off it in 5th gear from a stop. LOL
> I tried to
>put everything back, but not everything seems to be working now
>(computer or stepper motor seems to have issues). I don't want to go
>pay for the initial retest+inspection that a shop will charge, since
>I've already mostly isolated the problem myself.
>
>It would be nice to find someone already familiar with this specific
>issue, rather than a regular mechanic who will spend a long time (and
>time==$$) figuring out the system initially.
>
>Cheers,
>C
Roat" wrote:
>Hey,
>
>Anyone know a jeep-friendly mechanic who can do emissions work on a '85
>Jeep CJ7 in the Davis, CA area? I had it Nutter bypassed just fine for
>a few years, and then it failed smog as a gross polluter.
LOL....."Nutter" and "gross polluter" in the same sentence. Imagine that!
What you need is the "real" mechanic, Mike. He "Nuttered" his CJ and gets a
sweet 23mpg while smoking the tires off it in 5th gear from a stop. LOL
> I tried to
>put everything back, but not everything seems to be working now
>(computer or stepper motor seems to have issues). I don't want to go
>pay for the initial retest+inspection that a shop will charge, since
>I've already mostly isolated the problem myself.
>
>It would be nice to find someone already familiar with this specific
>issue, rather than a regular mechanic who will spend a long time (and
>time==$$) figuring out the system initially.
>
>Cheers,
>C
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