Georgia people, about emissions
#1
Georgia people, about emissions
Just a FYI, you only have to get an emissions test once every 2 years. I cant believe I never thought of it before. I got an emissions test on like Dec 20th of 2007, then I went and got my tags on Dec 3rd 2008 using the old emissions report. No questions asked. Awesome. Saved myself $50 for both my 7 and Jeep.
Last edited by 311unity13B; 12-05-08 at 08:20 PM.
#7
Yeah I have the same problem with my FD, just gonna have to find another address to use probably or move. I too have the 2 tags with one emissions deal as I got my emissions in April of 08 and tag same month but its due in March 09 so no emissions again. The thing is that emissions is good for 1 year.
Trending Topics
#15
Just a FYI, you only have to get an emissions test once every 2 years. I cant believe I never thought of it before. I got an emissions test on like Dec 20th of 2007, then I went and got my tags on Dec 3rd 2008 using the old emissions report. No questions asked. Awesome. Saved myself $50 for both my 7 and Jeep.
#16
No distributor? No thanks
iTrader: (6)
Joined: Oct 2003
Posts: 3,438
Likes: 6
From: Outskirts of Road Atlanta
He's not for real. Every emissions reading has a serial number, and once it's used to register a car, it can't be used again. Truth be told, they don't even need the paper any more - they just check the records they have online. They are good for a year, though, so you can test just before your birthday, test again for next year, and go two years without having to pass emissions, but you DO have to get tested twice and pay twice.
Or you can give a guy some cash to run his Crown Vic like I did. Unfortunately, it's not my hook-up to share. If you ask around, you can find one, though.
Or you can give a guy some cash to run his Crown Vic like I did. Unfortunately, it's not my hook-up to share. If you ask around, you can find one, though.
#19
He's not for real. Every emissions reading has a serial number, and once it's used to register a car, it can't be used again. Truth be told, they don't even need the paper any more - they just check the records they have online. They are good for a year, though, so you can test just before your birthday, test again for next year, and go two years without having to pass emissions, but you DO have to get tested twice and pay twice.
Or you can give a guy some cash to run his Crown Vic like I did. Unfortunately, it's not my hook-up to share. If you ask around, you can find one, though.
Or you can give a guy some cash to run his Crown Vic like I did. Unfortunately, it's not my hook-up to share. If you ask around, you can find one, though.
#23
He's not for real. Every emissions reading has a serial number, and once it's used to register a car, it can't be used again. Truth be told, they don't even need the paper any more - they just check the records they have online. They are good for a year, though, so you can test just before your birthday, test again for next year, and go two years without having to pass emissions, but you DO have to get tested twice and pay twice.
Or you can give a guy some cash to run his Crown Vic like I did. Unfortunately, it's not my hook-up to share. If you ask around, you can find one, though.
Or you can give a guy some cash to run his Crown Vic like I did. Unfortunately, it's not my hook-up to share. If you ask around, you can find one, though.
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
Snook
3rd Generation Specific (1993-2002)
17
02-27-21 03:54 PM