CZ_Dave
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I was speaking to a gentlemen up
in northern California about smog certificates.
(He is just a little north of San Francisco)
Florida, Mississippi, Nebraska, Iowa and Kentucky have been exempted from the requirements of this program.
But most states require a smog cert. of somesort, California being the worst.
He told me that he drains his gas tank, and runs 5 gal of
Isopropyl Alcohol in his 1978 MGB to the smog test and it
always test cleaner than the new cars and passes. Then returns, drains what is left and replace's it with gas.
I have a 1978 that won't pass, I have changed out carbs, and dropped it from 13.8% to 3%, but the smog cert test facility
says I have to be down to 1.2% for it to pass.
Thinking of giving this a try.
Any ideas or comments are helpful.
in northern California about smog certificates.
(He is just a little north of San Francisco)
Florida, Mississippi, Nebraska, Iowa and Kentucky have been exempted from the requirements of this program.
But most states require a smog cert. of somesort, California being the worst.
He told me that he drains his gas tank, and runs 5 gal of
Isopropyl Alcohol in his 1978 MGB to the smog test and it
always test cleaner than the new cars and passes. Then returns, drains what is left and replace's it with gas.
I have a 1978 that won't pass, I have changed out carbs, and dropped it from 13.8% to 3%, but the smog cert test facility
says I have to be down to 1.2% for it to pass.
Thinking of giving this a try.
Any ideas or comments are helpful.