Have you aware

[WildBillyT]

Originally Posted by sweetbmxrider

And its getting more lenient yet the divas are still crying

Meanwhile the QQ restrictions get tighter and tighter.

[BonzoHansen]

Originally Posted by WildBillyT

Meanwhile the QQ restrictions get tighter and tighter.

Did they change?

[WildBillyT]

I keep hearing about more and more problems registering things that have been modified.

[LTb1ow]

So, maybe I missed it but if there is no inspection, does that mean no sticker?

[sweetbmxrider]

Originally Posted by LTb1ow

So, maybe I missed it but if there is no inspection, does that mean no sticker?

Of course you get a sticker pal!

[heavy_chevy29]

cant wait to fiill the race car up with alcohol and cruise the streets lol

[Tru2Chevy]

Originally Posted by NastyEllEssWon

Just be glad you dont live in California. They'll fail you for a cold air intake mod. Not only do you have to take it to a certified emissions testing facility but you also have to show receipts from a certified emission repair facility performing the repairs and if a cop wants he can pop your hood to check for easily spottable mods...which will send your ass back to the shop yet again.

Jersey is way more lenient than most states.

Yea, everybody knows that Cali is crazy. Went through this a little while ago on Jeepforum - a guy with an older Cherokee was trying to find the lower part of the heat riser / stove pipe system (the emissions do-dad that takes the warm air off of your exhaust manifold and pumps it into the intake to help with warm up). Long since discontinued by Mopar, no aftermarket source found in weeks of searching, and Cali refuses to pass the Jeep without out in place.

- Justin

[84355z28]

Originally Posted by WildBillyT

I keep hearing about more and more problems registering things that have been modified.

There's always a way around, i just got my 84 QQ registered

[6spdg37s]

The state heavily regulates the private inspection facilities and send test/dummy cars in on a regular basis. So they can't really screw people the way that people think you can get screwed...

[sweetbmxrider]

Have some inform

On March 22, 2016 notices were mailed out to roughly 9500 motorists, who own vehicles that are exempted from the NJVIP due to the ending of tailpipe testing on May 1, 2016. These notices are only for vehicles due for inspection in May 2016. These mailings will continue for the next 24 months until all of the exempted vehicles have been notified. The exempted vehicles that will be receiving the notification are as follows: gas powered vehicles registered passenger model year 1995 and older with a GVWR 8500 pounds or less; gas powered vehicles registered passenger model year 2007 and older with a GVWR 8501 to 14000 pounds; and gas powered vehicles registered passenger model year 2013 and older with a GVWR 14001 pounds or more. The notice will instruct the motorist to remove the inspection sticker from the vehicle's windshield. Motorists are told not to remove these inspection stickers from an exempted vehicle until the sticker has expired. If an exempted vehicle is presented for inspection prior to May 1, 2016, they may be inspected. If an exempted vehicle is presented on May 1 2016 or later, they are not to be inspected.

Thanks Parsons

[V]

Ok, So since it says the "end of tailpipe testing", is it safe to assume the 1995 model year cut off is only due to the standard introduction of OBDII in 1996 and the cutoff year will not be a rolling thing, like next year 1996, the year after 1997 etc etc..?

[sweetbmxrider]

Yes, at this point in time and in the short term future.

[LTb1ow]

so excite

[ThoR294]

http://www.state.nj.us/mvc/Inspections/tailpipe.htm

Cessation of Tailpipe Emission Testing

Beginning May 1, 2016, the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission is changing the inspection requirements for certain vehicles. Due to the cessation of tailpipe emission testing, the following passenger vehicles now will be exempted from inspection:
Gasoline powered vehicles registered passenger, model year 1995 & older with a GVWR 8,500 pounds or less.
Gasoline powered vehicles registered passenger, model year 2007 & older with a GVWR 8,501 to 14,000 pounds.
Gasoline powered vehicles registered passenger, model year 2013 & older with a GVWR 14,001 pounds or more.

A passenger vehicle is considered any vehicle registered with one of the following registration codes:
1 through 9
12 (not utilized to transport passengers as in the manner of a bus)
15
31
73

You can find your registration code on your registration as illustrated below.....

mah Dakota!!! wheee

[BonzoHansen]

Mmmm...probable cause lol

Additionally, Law Enforcement also has been advised of these changes through the notice below in an effort to prevent unnecessary stops for vehicles which do not display inspection stickers.

[V]

Originally Posted by BonzoHansen

Mmmm...probable cause lol

I get stopped or questioned every so often with my Dodge ram. One rookie cop followed me for like 3 miles and we stopped at several stop signs. When I asked him what the problem was when he finally pulled me over, he said "you have no inspection sticker" I replied with "yea, its diesel" and gave him the Bert stare. Another cop stopped me at a road checkpoint came to my window, with the truck running, and asked "Is this diesel?" I said yes and he waved me through. Do people not know what a diesel sounds like? a cummins 12 valve doesn't really try to hide what it is.

so.. I can just image all the cars that will get pulled over. Do cops know the difference between a 95 and 96 camaro or trans am? without running the plate? no. lol.

[sweetbmxrider]

Originally Posted by V

I get stopped or questioned every so often with my Dodge ram. One rookie cop followed me for like 3 miles and we stopped at several stop signs. When I asked him what the problem was when he finally pulled me over, he said "you have no inspection sticker" I replied with "yea, its diesel" and gave him the Bert stare. Another cop stopped me at a road checkpoint came to my window, with the truck running, and asked "Is this diesel?" I said yes and he waved me through. Do people not know what a diesel sounds like? a cummins 12 valve doesn't really try to hide what it is.

so.. I can just image all the cars that will get pulled over. Do cops know the difference between a 95 and 96 camaro or trans am? without running the plate? no. lol.

12 valve can very easily be confused with a broken flex pipe on any 4 banger eco box to the untrained ear

[ThoR294]

Judging by the site, OBD1 cahs don't get any sticker... or am I reading it wrong?

[sweetbmxrider]

Originally Posted by ThoR294

Judging by the site, OBD1 cahs don't get any sticker... or am I reading it wrong?

[ThoR294]

Originally Posted by sweetbmxrider

cops see a cah with no stickah. they gunna pull me ovah!!!!

also, what if said OBD1 cah is overdue for inspection.... do you get said notice (my Dakota isn't just curious)

[sweetbmxrider]

obd1 has **** to do with this. obd2 will still be tested. Did you read nothing? It clearly talks about mailing notices from May 2016-May 2018 since inspections are on a 2 year cycle. I'm currently reporting your plates to the Chief Administrator

[ThoR294]

obdjuan has errthang to do with this. they are pre96 cahs! I has inspection! it's a fwend who recently failed

[sweetbmxrider]

Read the paragraph

[ThoR294]

Originally Posted by sweetbmxrider

Read the paragraph

8500 is like a dumptruck... ok fine or a mustang

[V]

My reg cab longbed pickup is 8800