

| Subject: | Re: Diesel conversions in CA |
| From: | Richard Atwell |
| Date: | Sun, 27 Aug 2006 15:15:03 -0700 |
On Saturday, August 26, 2006, at 09:05PM, you wrote: >There are 11 messages totalling 505 lines in this issue. >I called the California Air Resources Board [CARB] and asked about the >legality of switching to diesel power. > >The person who answered said the only legal way to do so was to use a kit >that had been approved by CARB. These kits are listed on their web site and >she knew of none that were approved. > >She sounded very sure but I worked for the state and often was very >sure...and wrong. > >Anybody got a definitive answer? As in you've done it rather than opinions. After the conversion you'd probably have to take it to the smog referee for approval. I recommend you contact a referee directly for an answer. If he doesn't recognize the conversion by name then I guess he won't be able to pass you. I don't think CARB gives out their numbers. If you can't obtain it, I can give you the number of my local referee and perhaps he can either answer your question or get you the number of your local referee. -- Richard, 1978 Westfalia CDN http://www.ratwell.com/ Cupertino, CA
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