Mike Romain

JEEPR wrote:
>> Only one more E test too eh. Too bad it messed up just then.
>
> New rules, vehicles 1988 or newer have to be tested every 2 years.
>
> Copy and paste.
>
> 1988 vehicles -- which require emissions tests in 2007 -- will need to be
> tested again in 2009 and every two years after that for registration
> renewal. Similarly, 1989 models will require testing in 2008 and every two
> years after that. As well, the requirement for a valid Drive Clean pass for
> ownership transfer will continue to apply to 1988 and newer models.
>
> Loks like they are really trying to force us off the road.
>
>

They just want the bucks!

It is still an 'extortion' test because you can pay a certain amount for
emissions related repairs and get a pass no matter the sniffer, right?

Is it possible someone has already put your computer to sleep and you
just didn't know it?

Mike
86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
'New' frame in the works for '08. Some Canadian Bush Trip and Build
Photos: http://mikeromainjeeptrips.shutterfly.com

merrill

Thanks for the info on Drive Clean. I was not aware that they changed
the rules. I just renewed my stickers for 2 years for my 87 XJ and 75
Mustang. The lady at the licence bureau took a long look at the
addresses on all my papers, but I didn't need an e-test certificate.
My 91 XJ will be a different story. People just norh of me in Renfrew
didn't need an e-test because it is considered a remote area. I wonder
if they dropped that exemption. If not, you might want to consider a
remote address.

Merrill


On Dec 23, 12:15 pm, "JEEPR" <je...@NOSPAMcanada.com> wrote:
> > Only one more E test too eh. Too bad it messed up just then.
>
> New rules, vehicles 1988 or newer have to be tested every 2 years.
>
> Copy and paste.
>
> 1988 vehicles -- which require emissions tests in 2007 -- will need to be
> tested again in 2009 and every two years after that for registration
> renewal. Similarly, 1989 models will require testing in 2008 and every two
> years after that. As well, the requirement for a valid Drive Clean pass for
> ownership transfer will continue to apply to 1988 and newer models.
>
> Loks like they are really trying to force us off the road.

merrill

Thanks for the info on Drive Clean. I was not aware that they changed
the rules. I just renewed my stickers for 2 years for my 87 XJ and 75
Mustang. The lady at the licence bureau took a long look at the
addresses on all my papers, but I didn't need an e-test certificate.
My 91 XJ will be a different story. People just norh of me in Renfrew
didn't need an e-test because it is considered a remote area. I wonder
if they dropped that exemption. If not, you might want to consider a
remote address.

Merrill


On Dec 23, 12:15 pm, "JEEPR" <je...@NOSPAMcanada.com> wrote:
> > Only one more E test too eh. Too bad it messed up just then.
>
> New rules, vehicles 1988 or newer have to be tested every 2 years.
>
> Copy and paste.
>
> 1988 vehicles -- which require emissions tests in 2007 -- will need to be
> tested again in 2009 and every two years after that for registration
> renewal. Similarly, 1989 models will require testing in 2008 and every two
> years after that. As well, the requirement for a valid Drive Clean pass for
> ownership transfer will continue to apply to 1988 and newer models.
>
> Loks like they are really trying to force us off the road.