Posted by IH2444 on February 05, 2014 at 17:35:13 from (98.67.146.252):
In Reply to: Recycling parts posted by RCP on February 05, 2014 at 17:24:26:
RCP said: (quoted from post at 21:24:26 02/05/14) In theory this is true, if you rebuild a car or truck or replace the engine, you are supposed to bring it up to the current emissions levels. This also applies to heavy movers such as locomotives.
However, there is little to enforce this requirement, and it would be very difficult to get caught.
Regards
Rich
Yep. I thought this had always been this way since emission standards were set for vehicles.
the drive train components must meet emission standards per the chassis date of manufacture not the date of the replacement engine.
This post was edited by IH2444 at 17:36:20 02/05/14.
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