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Moving to California with 240's

posted by  volvohye on  Wed Apr 5 14:23 CST 2017
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Thank you for the link. I needed to read it a number of times to understand it(DMV doesn't make it easy). The bottom line, I think, is when buying a NEW car this certification is relevant. My car is not new so it doesn't appear any of this is applicable. This was my interpretation.

I was just curious if any California 240 owners out there have been able to pass emissions without an EGR and special CA Cat Converter.

I'll also try to find the California specs and see how they compare with my last test in Connecticut. I'm not optimistic.






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