email me fred25401@adelphia.net

Mike chambers wrote:
>Where do you live?
> I have one i just picked up from an 88. There all the same from 88-90.
>
>Later Mike

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Fred elliott

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email me fred25401@adelphia.net

Mike chambers wrote:
>Where do you live?
> I have one i just picked up from an 88. There all the same from 88-90.
>
>Later Mike

--
Fred elliott

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Pennsylvania emissions laws state you must have all of the emissions
equipment in order and working for the year of the car, not the motor
after a swap. Ran into this once.

On Thu, 05 Oct 2006 05:49:23 -0400, eric@rr.com wrote:

>Be carefull. "Some" states will only let you replace an engine from
>the same year that of the vehilce (ex: 1990 vehicle must have a 1990
>or newer engine). My best guess is that this would apply to those who
>have emissions testing in their area. Check with your local Motor
>Vehicle or garage to verify.
>
>Eric
>
>On Thu, 5 Oct 2006 04:03:35 -0400, MikeChambers@webtv.net (Mike
>chambers) wrote:
>
>>Where do you live?
>> I have one i just picked up from an 88. There all the same from 88-90.
>>
>>Later Mike

 

Pennsylvania emissions laws state you must have all of the emissions
equipment in order and working for the year of the car, not the motor
after a swap. Ran into this once.

On Thu, 05 Oct 2006 05:49:23 -0400, eric@rr.com wrote:

>Be carefull. "Some" states will only let you replace an engine from
>the same year that of the vehilce (ex: 1990 vehicle must have a 1990
>or newer engine). My best guess is that this would apply to those who
>have emissions testing in their area. Check with your local Motor
>Vehicle or garage to verify.
>
>Eric
>
>On Thu, 5 Oct 2006 04:03:35 -0400, MikeChambers@webtv.net (Mike
>chambers) wrote:
>
>>Where do you live?
>> I have one i just picked up from an 88. There all the same from 88-90.
>>
>>Later Mike

 

Pennsylvania emissions laws state you must have all of the emissions
equipment in order and working for the year of the car, not the motor
after a swap. Ran into this once.

On Thu, 05 Oct 2006 05:49:23 -0400, eric@rr.com wrote:

>Be carefull. "Some" states will only let you replace an engine from
>the same year that of the vehilce (ex: 1990 vehicle must have a 1990
>or newer engine). My best guess is that this would apply to those who
>have emissions testing in their area. Check with your local Motor
>Vehicle or garage to verify.
>
>Eric
>
>On Thu, 5 Oct 2006 04:03:35 -0400, MikeChambers@webtv.net (Mike
>chambers) wrote:
>
>>Where do you live?
>> I have one i just picked up from an 88. There all the same from 88-90.
>>
>>Later Mike

 

did you get my messege
Mike chambers wrote:
>Where do you live?
> I have one i just picked up from an 88. There all the same from 88-90.
>
>Later Mike

--
Fred elliott

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did you get my messege
Mike chambers wrote:
>Where do you live?
> I have one i just picked up from an 88. There all the same from 88-90.
>
>Later Mike

--
Fred elliott

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did you get my messege
Mike chambers wrote:
>Where do you live?
> I have one i just picked up from an 88. There all the same from 88-90.
>
>Later Mike

--
Fred elliott

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