Zrussian13
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The smell was probably bugging all the homeless people so the cop had to come to their rescue.
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It's pretty easy to get caught without them, the smell alone is a dead give away especially in town a little harder on the highway.I live over in Sonoma and just curious how the cop knew you did not have cats? No way he could know that to initiate a car stop. Wondering what his probable cause to stop you was. Is your car absurdly loud? How did he determine you did not have them? I’m interested to know how that went down. Also, wondering how many E85 stations you have over in Vacaville since I think we only have one in my entire county that sells it. Seems pretty limiting on where you can get fuel.
As I understand the law, if your vehicle came out with cats from the factory, it has to have them even if you're in a state that doesn't have emission testing. All emission related equipment/components must remain on the vehicle if you're in the United States (including Hawaii, but they don't enforce it).I have the 2m cat deletes. I'm more worried about getting state reffed. If that cop wanted to he could have had me go to CARB and get inspected. When I have to smog I'll put stock cats back on.
I don't think "smell" is probable cause? lolHe smelled it at a stop light when i was heading to the gym lol. We have quite a few e85 stations here. I have 2 stations 10mins from my house. It's just not worth getting state reffed when I drive it all the time in town. Hoping I can keep these cats alive.
He said he was going to put them back on so how would they know? Yes, everything SMOG related has to stay the way it is. All the way down to oil separators. California would rather you burn the oil and send it back into the atmosphere than capturing it and removing it from the equation.As I understand the law, if your vehicle came out with cats from the factory, it has to have them even if you're in a state that doesn't have emission testing. All emission related equipment/components must remain on the vehicle if you're in the United States (including Hawaii, but they don't enforce it).
You’ve never heard of someone getting a dui test because they smell like booze?I don't think "smell" is probable cause? lol
Really Man, “We would all be Dead“ without Catalytic Converters, what Propaganda. Do you have any Idea of what goes into Catalytic Converter’s and what it takes to make them. Talk about Pollution. And don’t get me started on the Recycling Lies. What comes out of a Vehicles Tail pipe Is only a part of a Vehicles Total Impact on our Environment.It's pretty easy to get caught without them, the smell alone is a dead give away especially in town a little harder on the highway.
Not a good idea to remove them, we would all be dead without them
That cop was fishing and you bit he's not that smart to recognize that you probley need to find another station with better fuelHe smelled it at a stop light when i was heading to the gym lol. We have quite a few e85 stations here. I have 2 stations 10mins from my house. It's just not worth getting state reffed when I drive it all the time in town. Hoping I can keep these cats alive.
Doesn’t matter if you think the laws make sense, officers take an oath to enforce the laws. Could he have let it slide? Sure, but he’s just doing his job whether you or anyone else agrees with it or not. Heck, he might not even agree with it for all we know.No offense but I'm not sure which part is dumber. Living in California with no cats on your car or living in California period.
"The cop was just enforcing the law". Yeah sure, because California laws make sense. LOL.
OP hopefully the cats you get last awhile. Couldn't imagine driving and having to worry about being pulled over because my exhaust smell. You know what else smells? Homeless turds on the sidewalk.
