Woo-hoo! Just got my renewal as an emission repair technican in the mail from Virginia DEQ. Not that I really know anything, but I can learn enough to pass a written test!
Some counties do. My parents live out in west Tennessee and have to do an OBD2 check annually. When we lived in Rutherford county, they still sniffed the tailpipe. Pretty sure Hamilton county still sniffs (last I checked). Loudon is nice, no smog tests or wheel taxes.Thankfully, our state doesn't do emissions.
Agreed. My Bird was owned since new in Virginia. I've got solid proof that the mileage is actual and the odometer was never frozen for any extended amount of time.One nice thing I like about it, was there were records of a car having been driven (at least once) on the car fax because registration renewal gets recorded
I can neither conform nor deny your claims. But I will say that I quit taking a heavy blanket to the sniffer when NC phased out emissions tests for pre-OBD2 vehicles in the mid-2000's.An old tip for passing a sniff test. Toss in two bottles of "heat" or some other alcohol based winter additive into tge fuel tand and then block the radiator 75% with a peice of cardboard. This all makes the burn hotter and helps burn away the bad emissions. This honestly works extremely well.