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Man I was getting my oil changed today and a guy came in and wanted an inspection done they said nope your windows are too dark. Me and the guy that works there got to talking and he said if we pass him and get caught it is a 10000 or 15000 dollar ticket for the service station and he said the same for straight pipe. Said it aint worth it.
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tmatt
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By definition a turbo on a diesel is a muffler. I'll have to check my law book and give you the exact statute number. Me and a buddy of mine had this same conversation the other night. In the definition of muffler in the law book it has something in there just for diesel engines. I'll find the definition and statute number and post them later.
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Be who you are and say what you mean because those that mind don't matter and those that matter don't mind.
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paul.m
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Bring that truck to South Dallas Tx they'll Pass the inspection!!!!   might even let you use my address for a small fee!!  money Makes the world go round !! |
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"You can't hang with the Big dogs! Stay on the porch with the little dogs"!!!!
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TT
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Use adress? I just drive up windshield crack all to hell no front license plate didn't check nothin just put a sticker on. In erath county. Landon u go to wrong place lol. This is my first truck(o ly have had diesels 8 of em) to ever have a muffler I've never had one prob with inspection. Highway patrol and sheriff dept is a diff story lol
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sfboarbuster
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You have to get vehicles inspected in texas?
I have never heard such an absurd thing!
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John Esker
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slimhogdog
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Look... What I would do is keep the same lic and if anybody says anything. Tell them you own two houses one in tx and one in la. Tell them your job keeps you going back and forth each month....then you won't have to change it over...
Yea i'll probably do that, i do still own my house in LA so that will work!! Thanks |
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GET OUT DOG
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tmatt
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Section 541.203 of the Texas transportation code defines a muffler as:
(3) "Muffler" means a device that reduces noise using:
(A) a mechanical design, including a series of chambers or baffle plates, to receive exhaust gas from an internal combustion engine; or
(B) turbine wheels to receive exhaust gas from a diesel engine.
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Be who you are and say what you mean because those that mind don't matter and those that matter don't mind.
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rdjustham
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You have to get vehicles inspected in texas?
I have never heard such an absurd thing!
John we are one of the only states that doesnt require and inspection |
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