EG33 Legacy FS Lancaster

[Sean486]

Thought this was good price for and in good condition.

http://lancaster.craigslist.org/cto/3717098824.html

[subeman90]

Won't pass PA emissions Fail......

[Blacky]

Originally Posted by subeman90

Won't pass PA emissions Fail......

...Why not?

Cool looking car.

[subeman90]

a 97 car needs to be plugged into the emissions computer to pass. This car will not pass due to the mixing of OBD1 and OBD2 components


Post has been taken down. wonder if he sold it?

[Blacky]

Ah yes of course.

[1986nate]

Originally Posted by subeman90

Won't pass PA emissions Fail......

Maybe your PA emissions

[subeman90]

Originally Posted by 1986nate

Maybe your PA emissions

don't worry it will be coming to an area near you eventually

[benebob]

Originally Posted by subeman90

don't worry it will be coming to an area near you eventually

Rats, too slow, would have been a nice beater for me. Emissions are easy. Just keep it under 5k a year.

[Green1995SVX]

Originally Posted by subeman90

a 97 car needs to be plugged into the emissions computer to pass. This car will not pass due to the mixing of OBD1 and OBD2 components


Post has been taken down. wonder if he sold it?

As Nate indicated, that style of emissions testing is limited to only the eastern part of Pennsylvania, or "West New Jersey" as I like to call it. There are presently no plans to change the emissions regions or requirements. The independent dealer organization of which I am a member is constantly keeping us updated with regard to inspection and emissions requirements. Heck, I think if they instituted any emissions testing at all in Crawford county, it would take half of the cars off the road!

[Landshark]

Originally Posted by Green1995SVX

As Nate indicated, that style of emissions testing is limited to only the eastern part of Pennsylvania, or "West New Jersey" as I like to call it.

from west to east: Yinzerland --- Pennsyltucky --- West New Jersey

[michael]

Originally Posted by Green1995SVX

As Nate indicated, that style of emissions testing is limited to only the eastern part of Pennsylvania, or "West New Jersey" as I like to call it. There are presently no plans to change the emissions regions or requirements. The independent dealer organization of which I am a member is constantly keeping us updated with regard to inspection and emissions requirements. Heck, I think if they instituted any emissions testing at all in Crawford county, it would take half of the cars off the road!

Does that include scranton? Don't ask how I don't know this.

[benebob]

Originally Posted by michael

Does that include scranton? Don't ask how I don't know this.

I think Scranton got a Star of its own when we went to 60 states.

[bwb3]

I am sure I am not alone in laughing in my chair. Your are the most over taxed, repressed subjects of any State, sorry Commonwealth, I have seen. Emissions testing, psst, what is that? You can't even buy a beer at your local gas station (brown paper bag is free).

Gene from one who was born and raised in Pike County

[benebob]

Originally Posted by bwb3

I am sure I am not alone in laughing in my chair. Your are the most over taxed, repressed subjects of any State, sorry Commonwealth, I have seen. Emissions testing, psst, what is that? You can't even buy a beer at your local gas station (brown paper bag is free).

Gene from one who was born and raised in Pike County

We just do all that to keep the rifraf out.

[Green1995SVX]

Here is a map showing the emissions regions of PA.

The "42 County Region" has no emissions testing at all. The other regions have varying types of emissions testing. The "Northern Region" is simply a gas cap test and a visual inspection for the presence of the factory fitted catalytic converters. The "Pittsburgh Region" uses a tailpipe sniffer test, and the "Central/Lehigh Valley Region" is an OBD2 check. I don't know what the "Philadelphia Region" entails.