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08-24-2004, 11:18 PM
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What I have is a 1978 Trans Am,which has been sitting up.I've begun the process of getting it roadworthy again.
Living in Texas,in Dallas County-well,I know this is an emissions county. Someone told me that because my car is at least a '79 or older,it doesn't have to have a catalytic convertor on it.Anyone know if that is true? I'm also wondering about the EGR stuff.Am I going to need to make sure that every last piece of hose/line etc is attached where it is supposed to be?And the canister and all that junk is in functional condition? Any advice on these isues appreciated. |
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