VW Diesel Transplant?

[Tony Hoffman]

And, there are a lot of states that don't do inspections at all. It all
depends on where you live, etc. I know for a fact that currently Rural Texas
and all of Oklahoma, Montana, and Wisconsin (except Milwaukee last I knew)
either have no inspection or none in regards to emissions etc. Most states
that do inspections go by a 25 year old rule, so the 88 would still require
inspection in those states as well.

I can say that there is no way you will get any sort of older diesel engine
to meet the stock 5000TQ emissions :(

Tony

On Tue, May 17, 2011 at 6:12 PM, Kent McLean <kentmclean at comcast.net> wrote:

> Tony Hoffman wrote:
> > A couple of things to consider.
>
> In addition, the USFedGov requires that a newer engine in an older
> car meet the EPA requirements of the year of the engine.
>
> Unless your state looks at '88 as too old to bother with emissions,
> and they don't bother to open the hood.
>
> --
> Kent
>
>