I would take that one step further depending on your risk tolerance of course. Don't sell a deleted truck period. You have no idea who the person is that's responding to your add and they have no requirement to disclose who they work for.
After reading that article, I’ve since registered my vehicles outside of nj. If registered outside the state they are very very limited in their enforcement (spoke to a nj lawyer)! Their loss since I’m now using their roads for free, but I’m not dealing with their bull shit.
@@mstrickk1 consult your own attorney, what I’m telling you is not legal advice. Nj looses their ability to place a hold on your title like they did to this guy in order to force compliance if your titled thru another state (unless the state agrees to assist nj, pick your state wisely!) You can still be ticketed for the delete and have a good chance of fighting it if your registered state has no law against it. Nj also can’t hold your title and keep you from selling it. A few keys to this is making sure YOUR name is no where on the registration otherwise can be ticketed for failing to update the registration. Make sure your insurance has you added as an authorized driver. The burden of proof that your living in nj with the truck registered elsewhere is on them, don’t admit to anything! It’s not a crime to borrow a family members truck!
Be careful with that, in Georgia they did a big crack down on vehicles that where registered in other states to bypass what ever it was they where trying to bypass in Georgia laws, don't ask me I don't remember it's been a few years.
Finally, a channel actually looking into this. While millionaire youtubers brag about their vehicles, or just make news channels helping spread their friends names. You're here. Actually talking about things that effects car enthusiasts on a daily level.
No emissions testing here in Idaho luckily. Honestly the guy could have dismantled the truck completely and sold the parts individually. And then crushed the body and “said” he crushed it. Government overreach in our lives is BS.
Yes there is testing. In Ada and Canyon counties and I think in Bonneville county as well. Any areas that have over 100K in population. Its going to end on January 1, 2023. No more mandatory emission testing through out the state. Emission testing is a scam... always been about the money anyway...
@@WaterandWoodsmen we should start a petition to eliminate CARB, it's the biggest bs ever. Federal regulations for newer trucks, meh, OK I guess. Me suddenly not being able to register my existing stock truck because it doesn't have something that it was never designed or built with from the factory, it's so stupid!
@@WaterandWoodsmen that’s not entirely true, it’s only for trucks with a gvwr over 14,000. So 350s, 3500 trucks are fine, but anything heavier with a Diesel engine can’t be register unless the vehicle is retrofitted with a newer engine OR if it’s converted into a Motorhome
Its only a matter of time until the EPA starts going after all cars it sees not in compliance. Diesels are just the beginning. Chipped ecu people are already getting pretty nervous about this with PFI speed being fined selling Hondata products to the general public.
Honestly, you would think that California would do something like this first, not New Jersey. I never knew they were like this. Also, of the hundreds of thousands of trucks for sale on Facebook Marketplace, why him?
@@buster81365 but I mean you can't believe all description on marketplace. I saw a 2012 cummings 6.6L for sale last week. I knew it was a 6.7.... can you sue some body for a fat finger or just lack of knowledge?
@@yanicktanguay2746 Yes, Facebook Marketplace is full of lies on Ads but. If you post you wish to sell your Illegal device be it a gun, a car, a knife, or a truck, It will be flagged by Facebook and then forwarded to the appropriate state for Authorities to review then the State will prosecute you, and Executive organization like a state EPA can try you in Abstencia saying you was notified to appear but did not, even though no notification was issued to you. You then pay or give them said illegal device or they confascate it then sell the thing as surplus never being brought back to emissions compliance. It is all a money game. You pay till they feel like you can pay no more. Sorry for so long of a reply, but it is a massive corruption scandal perpetrated by the State
Nj ri ma all the states up here are corrupt as fuck and like he said they have way to much time they aren’t dedicating to real problems like our roads they are all terrible and the main reason I won’t have my vehicles inspected cause your roads aren’t fit for vehicles hell I think dirt roads out in pa and va are smoother then the paved crap up here
Better than UK's MOT that can block registration if you fail inspection. Or Japan that actively scraps vehicles at predetermined miles/age just because.
@@superjesus4307 It depends on the state. Some states do not have emissions inspections while others, like New York, will not let you renew your registration if you can not pass CARB standards.
Don't put your business out there on the old interwebs for the government to spy on you. He should have just listed the truck and told someone about the mods once they came to see it.
Part out every piece and disassemble the whole thing. Bring the title and the vin plate to the scrap yard for "destruction". Then buy a new truck in need of the very parts you just took off and start over.
I really feel sorry for this guy, I wish he would have called a lawyer or maybe the governors office of a different state and gotten some information about what he could have done. This seems illegal on the NJ side somehow.
DOT, EPA and sheriff can inspect a vehicle for emissions and safety compliance at any time. Registering a vehicle for use on public roads is a privilege not a right.
As a sympathetic hot rodder, who used to modify cars and trucks for people legally, I always kept all emissions components that customers wanted removed, but didn't want to hang onto. That way, when wanted to return it to stock when they sold it, I got paid to do so.
@@Tom-og7fisince when did New Jersey turn republican???? When republican run state is pulling this kind of shit???If you haven’t noticed, the states that act like this are democrat run states.
Until you look at pictures of Los Angles or any major city from a distance and see the brown cloud over them. My parents remember in the 70's standing on Moro Rock in Sequoia National Park and not being able to see more than a few miles because of the smog. Now we can see the horizon.
@@superjesus4307 Cali is a shithole what do diesel trucks have to do with all that bs that’s them factories but nah EPA out here worrying about the wrong things
@@superjesus4307 ,they had pollution problems before modern transportation in CA just from camp fires due to the polluted air getting trapped in the region. And that is another problem dirty Jersey is not CA. We have plenty of water in dirty Jersey but have to be governed by CA(i.e. high efficiency washers) who lets clean water dump into the ocean, millions of gallons a day. These problems should be looked at on a state by state basis, and wasting fossil fuels(via emissions equipment) is ok by the EPA though which is another virtue signal gone to the extreme. Then CA wins the biggest award by banning new internal combustion landscape equipment so your industry will turn to more polluting older equipment, those co's who cannot afford the electric garbage, so over regulation can actually hurt the environment.
WHAT!? Emission is the most reliable parts on the truck I promise if leave that crap on your truck your going to rely on buying a new truck . Great video pre emission they coming for us next !
Emissions systems are the LEAST reliable 😂 we have a few units in our fleet that are down for unknown amounts of time because Cummins has no the parts to fix the failed components in the emissions system
The solution is simple...SAVE the deleted parts! you might want to buy another ECU, tune that, and save the stock one. If you ever need to have the truck inspected, just simply put the deleted parts back on, plug in the stock computer, and everything will be in compliance. With the EGR and exhaust train being still new from lack of use, the truck should pass with "flying colors". Once the inspection is done, pull the parts back off, swap out the ECU, and enjoy a truck that actually runs! (avoid "rolling coal", that's a dead giveaway) Save the parts for the next inspection. (or sale of the truck) The only one concern I would have, is if the ECU records the mileage traveled, and the odometer and computer show different mileage. IF someone notices that, it could "throw up a red flag".
I am sympathetic to truck owners who are trying to delete poorly designed emissions parts, but I am still wondering why anyone would live in New Jersey one of the highest taxing, most gun grabbing, police states in America. Also don’t forget to thank the guys who like to “roll coal”For a lot of the heat that comes down on diesel truck owners.
You know what upsets me because diesels excess emmisons are visible the epa is all over diesels . Gas cars have had headers , superchargers stroker kits emmison deletes for years and years with non compliant emmisions. Nothing is done about them . It's a witch hunt in my opinion.
PFI speed who sold a chip you solder to a stock Honda ECU was hit around 20 thousand of dollars in fines by the EPA. They didn't need to prove that the chips were even installed or on a street vehicle. It was purely because they were an emissions defeat device in the EPA's eyes.
Gas cars that I think are over 30 years old don't need to comply with emmisions. Same with diesel trucks. So if you have a 30 year old truck. You can tell the epa to shove it. Just like someone with a hotrod can. Though I have to say I see alot less of these than deleted trucks. And I definitely don't see them dailyed as often
@@borla4491 Say what? Lol. Nuclear is zero emissions. I know diesel soot isn't what the government says it is but being able to physically see it coming from the tail pipe has these idiots running around trying to shut us down. We don't need to give them anymore ammo to do that by "rolling coal".
How do you enforce older diesel engine's? A 6.2, 6.9 IDI, and the 7.3 IDi will never pass emissions. Also if the diesel is older than a 97 model year or later I am pretty sure your emissions exempt in NJ, and you only have to do a self inspection.
@@jericho86 oof that's still a tough one to pass. A lot of these older diesels are beat into the bricks. They run like hell unless you dump money into them. And if your state has safety inspection (NJ does not) if you have any rot your shafted.
I had a dodge ram with a cummins in it. I ran a stright pipe and deleted my catalytic converter then had emissions test done.... It ran cleaner without the cat. Why have it if the Truck runs cleaner?
In Indonesia emissions standarts is not to tight, so In the Diesel Vehicle we can delete EGR and Cats without making any problems with the government, and it's a big deal for a serious performance 😎👍
I have a 2000 Ford F350 4wd drw with a 7.3 powerstroke with a 160k miles on it there's not a damn thing they can do about I have certified dirty idle on my fenders
New Jersey does pop up inspections now and ALL pickup trucks have to go through. They gas engines are waved through and the diesels get heavily inspected
Strip everything... like everything but the body and frame, let them crush that. I'm assuming the violation is linked to the vin#, could have screwed around with them and just brought the cab to be crushed lol
Why would anyone live in that Democratic run cesspool? Leaving NJ was one of the best decisions I ever made. It is so nice to live in a free state that does not check vehicle emissions.
I didn't find emissions worth it. This is why I bought a 7.3 IDI that never had that junk to begin with, and this is why so many are buying up old diesels like the 7.3 Powerstroke and 12v Cummins. I feel bad for this guy, even if he technically broke the law, and I wish they didn't bully him to the point of having his own property destroyed. But hey, at least he spray painted "fuck DEP" in the bed to get the point across.
The EPA is maniacally cracking down on ALL deletions.... Fines for comp's selling this are 37.5k and fines for people purchasing the deletes are 3.75k per! And that includes NO court or towing/storage fees at all.... Don't be stupid, just DON'T delete!!!
Couldn't he respond with an email explaining how it be more pollution to scrap down his truck than him driving until it drops dead because it would be more fossil fuels involved in it's destruction and repurposement to its use in society
Even as a diesel truck owner myself, I have little sympathy for the guy. I don't like having more regulations but when people can't act responsibly, we risk ending up with more regulations. That said, the EPA could be more reasonable with regard to diesel engines as they are generally the more efficient option when it comes to internal combustion engines. Put another way, it'd be easier for me to just dump my used motor oil somewhere in my yard - BUT that could have an impact upon the groundwater that everyone else around me relies upon. People just need to be reasonable and considerate - including the EPA.
It looked like the truck was pretty much just the cab and bed when it was crushed. I'm pretty sure they pulled everything else out of it for obvious reasons.
I mean I'm all for polluting less, and I am certainly not against emissions control equipment in general so long as it actually works and is reliable in the long term with little to no required upkeep. A classic example of an emissions system that did very little asides from rob significant power and fuel economy to simply dilute the exhaust gasses and make the engine appear to be running cleaner according to a tailpipe sniffer is air injection. I am more than well aware of many classic vehicles with that inherently garbage system simply bypassing that pully when replacing an accessory drive belt, and immediately having a significant gain in both power and MPG.
I thought it was illegal to sell a vehicle that’s deleted anyway so the owner should’ve known this so it’s really all on him whatever happens like I said in previous arguments we don’t know where these government regulations are going to go so just never delete your vehicle then you won’t have that headache of being caught in some tricky situation
new jersey is worried about somebodys diesel truck, while they have nuclear reactors in their state. i wonder what could cause worse pollution, some carbon, or radioactive material.
This is hilarious! Just "a few deleted emissions components" he knew this because the sticker under the hood says such. Can your neighbors sell meth because "they only sell certain kinds of contraband"? Didnt think so.
Strip it down to just the fame and body, then tow it to the scrap yard. Also never post online about emissions modifications. They have no problem over-reaching.
Funny thing is NJ doesn’t inspect light duty diesel trucks but will go to these lengths to get a non compliant one off the road. Shame the guy scrapped his truck but it looks like he got it pretty well parted out before doing so.
He should have parted it more. All he had to "legally" do based off the paperwork in this video was scrap the cab. I would have removed all the glass the gaskets the firewall the pillars everything. They only get paid to be petty, I treat it as being a hobby.
pretty stupid to crush it. it would have been easy to trailer it to another state and NJ could not do fuck about it. as an 08 it woundnt even need a title anymore using the Vermont trick on Jan 1st of 2023. i hope he at least pulled parts off it before crushing.
Government overreach or not?
Prefer the word ‘tyranny’.
Way beyond that!
As stated in a previous comment, a violation of the basic rights guaranteed by the constitution
Nope. They broke the law, by every definition of it.
They would rather see the owner spend $10k on emissions components so their corporate pals meet their profit targets.
1st rule DON'T ever advertise DELETED truck. You tell them the buyer in person.
2od Rule Don't Live In A Shitehole State...
@@saltyreesescup3104 yes seriously true & agreed.
I would take that one step further depending on your risk tolerance of course. Don't sell a deleted truck period. You have no idea who the person is that's responding to your add and they have no requirement to disclose who they work for.
@@davidsine4390 yes there's that! I would know BCUZ you gotta conversate a little W/them
Yea I’m glad I saw this, that’s another state I will never go to added on with California the crybaby states
After reading that article, I’ve since registered my vehicles outside of nj. If registered outside the state they are very very limited in their enforcement (spoke to a nj lawyer)! Their loss since I’m now using their roads for free, but I’m not dealing with their bull shit.
Care to share the info? I'm sure they can ticket you, but by how much? They can't "legally" hold you or your vehicle can they?
@@mstrickk1 consult your own attorney, what I’m telling you is not legal advice. Nj looses their ability to place a hold on your title like they did to this guy in order to force compliance if your titled thru another state (unless the state agrees to assist nj, pick your state wisely!) You can still be ticketed for the delete and have a good chance of fighting it if your registered state has no law against it. Nj also can’t hold your title and keep you from selling it. A few keys to this is making sure YOUR name is no where on the registration otherwise can be ticketed for failing to update the registration. Make sure your insurance has you added as an authorized driver. The burden of proof that your living in nj with the truck registered elsewhere is on them, don’t admit to anything! It’s not a crime to borrow a family members truck!
Be careful with that, in Georgia they did a big crack down on vehicles that where registered in other states to bypass what ever it was they where trying to bypass in Georgia laws, don't ask me I don't remember it's been a few years.
Lol 😂 your so smart
Until people come together to address the government over reach together peacefully, they will only increase this behavior against citizens.
Yes they will
Finally, a channel actually looking into this.
While millionaire youtubers brag about their vehicles, or just make news channels helping spread their friends names. You're here. Actually talking about things that effects car enthusiasts on a daily level.
You referring to the guy that makes some ridiculous buys and does videos on how bad some of them are?
@@zythr9999 whats the name
@@deverickburrows4218 Hoovies Garage. He's wealthy and sometimes mentions Car Wizard.
@@zythr9999 Hoovie, then that one Palos guy who acts as a news source for car millionaires.
@@X7rocks just looked that channel up and wow it's literally TMZ for car UA-camr millionaires, literally the worst content
No emissions testing here in Idaho luckily. Honestly the guy could have dismantled the truck completely and sold the parts individually. And then crushed the body and “said” he crushed it. Government overreach in our lives is BS.
Yes there is testing. In Ada and Canyon counties and I think in Bonneville county as well. Any areas that have over 100K in population. Its going to end on January 1, 2023. No more mandatory emission testing through out the state. Emission testing is a scam... always been about the money anyway...
Emissions law applies to all 50 states. Lack of testing does not imply legality.
@@superjesus4307 go away hall monitor.
@@wtice4632 Aw, baby upset he doesn't understand basic law. boo hoo
@@superjesus4307 Super hall monitor!
Pre emissions trucks are going up in value because of emissions equipped trucks.
Better pick one up sooner than later.
California won’t register any diesel older than 08
@@WaterandWoodsmen California just hate anything with wheels
And I hate California.
@@WaterandWoodsmen we should start a petition to eliminate CARB, it's the biggest bs ever. Federal regulations for newer trucks, meh, OK I guess. Me suddenly not being able to register my existing stock truck because it doesn't have something that it was never designed or built with from the factory, it's so stupid!
@@WaterandWoodsmen that’s not entirely true, it’s only for trucks with a gvwr over 14,000. So 350s, 3500 trucks are fine, but anything heavier with a Diesel engine can’t be register unless the vehicle is retrofitted with a newer engine OR if it’s converted into a Motorhome
Its only a matter of time until the EPA starts going after all cars it sees not in compliance. Diesels are just the beginning. Chipped ecu people are already getting pretty nervous about this with PFI speed being fined selling Hondata products to the general public.
Not if we don't comply. You have a right to travel.
Time to move to a red state. Take your taxes to another state.
Honestly, you would think that California would do something like this first, not New Jersey. I never knew they were like this. Also, of the hundreds of thousands of trucks for sale on Facebook Marketplace, why him?
Its like they're trying to outdo each other in the massive douche department.
@ Bolens Boy He probably stated/listed the modifications to the truck, thereby admiting guilt to any violations due to said modifications.
@@buster81365 but I mean you can't believe all description on marketplace. I saw a 2012 cummings 6.6L for sale last week. I knew it was a 6.7.... can you sue some body for a fat finger or just lack of knowledge?
@@yanicktanguay2746 Yes, Facebook Marketplace is full of lies on Ads but. If you post you wish to sell your Illegal device be it a gun, a car, a knife, or a truck, It will be flagged by Facebook and then forwarded to the appropriate state for Authorities to review then the State will prosecute you, and Executive organization like a state EPA can try you in Abstencia saying you was notified to appear but did not, even though no notification was issued to you. You then pay or give them said illegal device or they confascate it then sell the thing as surplus never being brought back to emissions compliance. It is all a money game. You pay till they feel like you can pay no more. Sorry for so long of a reply, but it is a massive corruption scandal perpetrated by the State
Nj ri ma all the states up here are corrupt as fuck and like he said they have way to much time they aren’t dedicating to real problems like our roads they are all terrible and the main reason I won’t have my vehicles inspected cause your roads aren’t fit for vehicles hell I think dirt roads out in pa and va are smoother then the paved crap up here
I feel sorry for Americans who own vehicles. Emissions standards are all a scam.
Yep. All they do is rob power. That's it.
Better than UK's MOT that can block registration if you fail inspection. Or Japan that actively scraps vehicles at predetermined miles/age just because.
As is the driver's license and vehicle registration. 100% fraud.
Idk how emmisions standards is a scam. Oh no we want to prevent peaple in the city from getting asma and prevent acid rain.
@@superjesus4307 It depends on the state. Some states do not have emissions inspections while others, like New York, will not let you renew your registration if you can not pass CARB standards.
I'm sick of these political hacks hiding under the guise of being enviro-nazis. It's all about money, that's all it's ever been about.
zero chance I would allow them to crush my truck. That truck would have disappeared.
Yep lol
Yup write then back and say sorry it was stolen last night, better luck next time 🤷
Imagine letting the state destroy your truck. I’d put my truck in the middle of the woods for a couple years before i let this stupid shit happen
They literally threatened monetary action, which would likely mean direct legal fines or even a lien on his house.
Don't put your business out there on the old interwebs for the government to spy on you. He should have just listed the truck and told someone about the mods once they came to see it.
"kind of scary" Its friggen New Jersey, that state is fucked from the top to the bottom.
Part out every piece and disassemble the whole thing. Bring the title and the vin plate to the scrap yard for "destruction". Then buy a new truck in need of the very parts you just took off and start over.
Unfortunate someone couldn’t send the guy a dpf from their deleted truck and saved the truck
I really feel sorry for this guy, I wish he would have called a lawyer or maybe the governors office of a different state and gotten some information about what he could have done. This seems illegal on the NJ side somehow.
Gale Banks for director of the EPA!
Idk why people idolize him so much, he’s a damn shill
easy fix, drive it out of state, "it breaks down" leave it with a "towing" company. They take ownership as "abandoned." Title transfer with new state.
Thank god we don’t have that stupidity of restrictions on emissions controls and inspections here in Florida.
That could be considered illegal search and seizure. They literally didn’t have probable cause.
Not if he publicly disclosed
@@thejosh0100 Yet he deregistered the vehicle and used it for legal racing only
DOT, EPA and sheriff can inspect a vehicle for emissions and safety compliance at any time. Registering a vehicle for use on public roads is a privilege not a right.
@@borla4491 Doesn't change the fact he illegally modified the vehicle and used it on public roads. "Sorry I'll stop doing it" is not a way out.
@@superjesus4307 thanks for being a good feckless sheep. Your government thanks you. Baaaaaaaaa
Crush or return to stock.
I would take option three. move out of the state.
total BS. Government going way too far
As a sympathetic hot rodder, who used to modify cars and trucks for people legally, I always kept all emissions components that customers wanted removed, but didn't want to hang onto. That way, when wanted to return it to stock when they sold it, I got paid to do so.
I had a deleted truck AND passed emissions sniffing test every yr for 8 yrs. Emissions isn't about the environment
I wouldn't be surprised if they targeted him because of the "Let's go Brandon" sticker
“I’m from the government and I’m here to help”
Regan said it best scariest words you’ll ever hear
"I'm from the government, and I'm here to help"🤣🤣😅😅😆😆😋😋
As a Independent from New Orleans, and in his mid 30s, vote Republican.....this is ridiculous.....
this whole EPA crack down started happening while Trump was president so not sure what that's going to do
Lol the Republicans don’t give a damn about you
The republicans are making these rules
@@Tom-og7fi False. It's the DEMORATS
@@Tom-og7fisince when did New Jersey turn republican???? When republican run state is pulling this kind of shit???If you haven’t noticed, the states that act like this are democrat run states.
WE all love to hate EPA...
Until you look at pictures of Los Angles or any major city from a distance and see the brown cloud over them. My parents remember in the 70's standing on Moro Rock in Sequoia National Park and not being able to see more than a few miles because of the smog. Now we can see the horizon.
@@superjesus4307 now the streets are covered in homeless poop
@@superjesus4307 Cali is a shithole what do diesel trucks have to do with all that bs that’s them factories but nah EPA out here worrying about the wrong things
@@superjesus4307 ,they had pollution problems before modern transportation in CA just from camp fires due to the polluted air getting trapped in the region. And that is another problem dirty Jersey is not CA. We have plenty of water in dirty Jersey but have to be governed by CA(i.e. high efficiency washers) who lets clean water dump into the ocean, millions of gallons a day. These problems should be looked at on a state by state basis, and wasting fossil fuels(via emissions equipment) is ok by the EPA though which is another virtue signal gone to the extreme. Then CA wins the biggest award by banning new internal combustion landscape equipment so your industry will turn to more polluting older equipment, those co's who cannot afford the electric garbage, so over regulation can actually hurt the environment.
Honestly in my opinion we got bigger problems to deal with than worrying about emissions
Yes we do
I would just report it stolen and made it disappear.
Well, if I had no options I’d have fun with the truck and inconvenience them as much as possible. Accidentally lose the wheels, engine disappeared etc
WHAT!? Emission is the most reliable parts on the truck I promise if leave that crap on your truck your going to rely on buying a new truck . Great video pre emission they coming for us next !
Emissions systems are the LEAST reliable 😂 we have a few units in our fleet that are down for unknown amounts of time because Cummins has no the parts to fix the failed components in the emissions system
@@Cumminscowboy666So damn true emissions are the most unreliable parts on trucks.
Last I checked it's over $16000 to return a CTD to stock and it will be over a year to get some of those parts.
The solution is simple...SAVE the deleted parts! you might want to buy another ECU, tune that, and save the stock one. If you ever need to have the truck inspected, just simply put the deleted parts back on, plug in the stock computer, and everything will be in compliance. With the EGR and exhaust train being still new from lack of use, the truck should pass with "flying colors". Once the inspection is done, pull the parts back off, swap out the ECU, and enjoy a truck that actually runs! (avoid "rolling coal", that's a dead giveaway) Save the parts for the next inspection. (or sale of the truck)
The only one concern I would have, is if the ECU records the mileage traveled, and the odometer and computer show different mileage. IF someone notices that, it could "throw up a red flag".
I am sympathetic to truck owners who are trying to delete poorly designed emissions parts, but I am still wondering why anyone would live in New Jersey one of the highest taxing, most gun grabbing, police states in America. Also don’t forget to thank the guys who like to “roll coal”For a lot of the heat that comes down on diesel truck owners.
That is so correct.
In Northern Virginia here in America they already have a emmisions inspection each year it started years ago.
You can do it your own way, just as long as it’s done just how I say.
You know what upsets me because diesels excess emmisons are visible the epa is all over diesels . Gas cars have had headers , superchargers stroker kits emmison deletes for years and years with non compliant emmisions. Nothing is done about them . It's a witch hunt in my opinion.
PFI speed who sold a chip you solder to a stock Honda ECU was hit around 20 thousand of dollars in fines by the EPA. They didn't need to prove that the chips were even installed or on a street vehicle. It was purely because they were an emissions defeat device in the EPA's eyes.
Gas cars that I think are over 30 years old don't need to comply with emmisions. Same with diesel trucks. So if you have a 30 year old truck. You can tell the epa to shove it. Just like someone with a hotrod can. Though I have to say I see alot less of these than deleted trucks. And I definitely don't see them dailyed as often
Everyone knows this is a risk they take when deleting!
They build the truck so it’s crazy to keep on the road!
Than you make it better and that makes em mad!!
The government is way overreaching!!
This shouldn't really be much of a surprise at this point. Deleting a truck is illegal, it just hasn't been informed much until now.
96 7.3l F250 Powerstroke. Zero emissions equipment from the factory, plus is a classic. What this means to me is 100% Coal rolling Smoke screens!
Coal rolling is what got us here. Stop doing it before they come after all of our diesels!
@@davidwitcher5443 I've never done Coal rolling before. Just got a 7.3l Powerstroke, my first diesel, and it needs a new transmission.
@@davidwitcher5443 They might as well shut down the nuclear plants in that case since smoke comes from there 🙄
@@borla4491 Say what? Lol. Nuclear is zero emissions. I know diesel soot isn't what the government says it is but being able to physically see it coming from the tail pipe has these idiots running around trying to shut us down. We don't need to give them anymore ammo to do that by "rolling coal".
@@borla4491 That's steam.
How do you enforce older diesel engine's? A 6.2, 6.9 IDI, and the 7.3 IDi will never pass emissions. Also if the diesel is older than a 97 model year or later I am pretty sure your emissions exempt in NJ, and you only have to do a self inspection.
They have to comply with the emissions standards in effect at the time they were manufactured.
@@jericho86 oof that's still a tough one to pass. A lot of these older diesels are beat into the bricks. They run like hell unless you dump money into them. And if your state has safety inspection (NJ does not) if you have any rot your shafted.
I had a dodge ram with a cummins in it. I ran a stright pipe and deleted my catalytic converter then had emissions test done.... It ran cleaner without the cat. Why have it if the Truck runs cleaner?
I have a feeling this dude pissed someone off...
Nj doesn’t even have state inspection for diesel pickups
In Indonesia emissions standarts is not to tight, so In the Diesel Vehicle we can delete EGR and Cats without making any problems with the government, and it's a big deal for a serious performance 😎👍
I live in Idaho US and don't have testing so everyone removes that stuff. Never heard of anyone being fined for it.
I have a 2000 Ford F350 4wd drw with a 7.3 powerstroke with a 160k miles on it there's not a damn thing they can do about I have certified dirty idle on my fenders
New Jersey does pop up inspections now and ALL pickup trucks have to go through. They gas engines are waved through and the diesels get heavily inspected
Only state police can do this, I asked my town’s police they said only state has authority to do it.
they didn't hide any drugs and weapons. why search it?
They ain't gonna force me to do shit.
That's what some say LOL
EPA: either you comply or we will come take it to scrap yard
ME: i lost my truck in a boating accident
Strip everything... like everything but the body and frame, let them crush that. I'm assuming the violation is linked to the vin#, could have screwed around with them and just brought the cab to be crushed lol
I'm pretty sure he did part alot of the car out first whitch is sweet
Why would anyone live in that Democratic run cesspool? Leaving NJ was one of the best decisions I ever made. It is so nice to live in a free state that does not check vehicle emissions.
I didn't find emissions worth it. This is why I bought a 7.3 IDI that never had that junk to begin with, and this is why so many are buying up old diesels like the 7.3 Powerstroke and 12v Cummins. I feel bad for this guy, even if he technically broke the law, and I wish they didn't bully him to the point of having his own property destroyed. But hey, at least he spray painted "fuck DEP" in the bed to get the point across.
Yeah but in Texas they're stealing pre emissioned diesel trucks at an all time high.
The EPA is maniacally cracking down on ALL deletions.... Fines for comp's selling this are 37.5k and fines for people purchasing the deletes are 3.75k per! And that includes NO court or towing/storage fees at all.... Don't be stupid, just DON'T delete!!!
Hello, Police Dept., my truck has been stolen!
10,000 dollar fine in California and gotta go back to stock
That’s when you move out of the state
You still need emissions in Phoenix Arizona. That being said I still passed with no cat on my 05 5.9 even though its required
Couldn't he respond with an email explaining how it be more pollution to scrap down his truck than him driving until it drops dead because it would be more fossil fuels involved in it's destruction and repurposement to its use in society
Even as a diesel truck owner myself, I have little sympathy for the guy. I don't like having more regulations but when people can't act responsibly, we risk ending up with more regulations. That said, the EPA could be more reasonable with regard to diesel engines as they are generally the more efficient option when it comes to internal combustion engines.
Put another way, it'd be easier for me to just dump my used motor oil somewhere in my yard - BUT that could have an impact upon the groundwater that everyone else around me relies upon. People just need to be reasonable and considerate - including the EPA.
What is a "complete truck"? Could he bring just the frame with cab at junkyard and keep engine, transmission, ecu...?
It looked like the truck was pretty much just the cab and bed when it was crushed. I'm pretty sure they pulled everything else out of it for obvious reasons.
This is definitely one of those “come and take it” situations
No way in hell it cost 10k to go back to stock................. just a few hours of labor ,put the parts back on and problem solved.
Save your broken parts to put back on to sell it? Why not part it out?
I don't blame Volkswagen for what they did. EPA children. Unreasonable.
All he has to do is say absolutely not.. a free man doesn't have to destroy his property because of tyranny
I mean I'm all for polluting less, and I am certainly not against emissions control equipment in general so long as it actually works and is reliable in the long term with little to no required upkeep. A classic example of an emissions system that did very little asides from rob significant power and fuel economy to simply dilute the exhaust gasses and make the engine appear to be running cleaner according to a tailpipe sniffer is air injection. I am more than well aware of many classic vehicles with that inherently garbage system simply bypassing that pully when replacing an accessory drive belt, and immediately having a significant gain in both power and MPG.
Damn u thought pa was bad
one state cannot enforse another states emmissions just register it in another state if you got the title they cant do shit
Can;t transfer the title out of NJ.
@@superjesus4307 a state cant block the transfer of any title pro long as its paid off
@@deliciousgixxer3670 False.
Good old EPA thinking it knows what’s best for the owner again.
Fight it in court.
Replace the diesel with a large cubic inch gasoline engine, sell the diesel engine for parts.
Another reason the old rabbit pickup is a life long winner.
It comes with a tag that says no such thing as emissions devices ever.
I thought it was illegal to sell a vehicle that’s deleted anyway so the owner should’ve known this so it’s really all on him whatever happens like I said in previous arguments we don’t know where these government regulations are going to go so just never delete your vehicle then you won’t have that headache of being caught in some tricky situation
Man this guy is the definition of OBEY, CONFORM.
Absolutely it’s no way you could win this
Absolutely it’s no way you could win this
Trucks need to get aggressive like they did in Canada over the covid laws. Block off until the EPA closes office.
Just watched a video of a 2019 6.7 ford deleted from the factory. For the us airforce.
new jersey is worried about somebodys diesel truck, while they have nuclear reactors in their state. i wonder what could cause worse pollution, some carbon, or radioactive material.
This is hilarious! Just "a few deleted emissions components" he knew this because the sticker under the hood says such. Can your neighbors sell meth because "they only sell certain kinds of contraband"? Didnt think so.
Couldve moved out of state? They didn't mention anything about that. Just that selling it would be a violation.
This reminds me of that song that goes "I fought the law and the law won"
Sell it south of the border.
That's why I wouldn't live in such a god forsaken state!
Strip it down to just the fame and body, then tow it to the scrap yard. Also never post online about emissions modifications. They have no problem over-reaching.
We started using fuel injection to get out of the smog era and now it's just restarting itself
What can be undone can be redone
Due to high value’ 20+ just buy and install Emissions parts Money ahead
Funny thing is NJ doesn’t inspect light duty diesel trucks but will go to these lengths to get a non compliant one off the road. Shame the guy scrapped his truck but it looks like he got it pretty well parted out before doing so.
He should have parted it more. All he had to "legally" do based off the paperwork in this video was scrap the cab. I would have removed all the glass the gaskets the firewall the pillars everything. They only get paid to be petty, I treat it as being a hobby.
Move. Sure they will fine you and issue a warrant but as long as you don’t go back to that state you will be good.
do not comply.
why you rat out Phx? i hope EPA wasnt watching... SMH
Do a video on the gr yaris engine. The engine code saya yamaha had a hand in the developement but no one can say yes or no to the question
You get what you vote for.
They cannot prevent him from moving
To hell with the epa.
Well, the claim at the beginning of the video is sort of misleading because you didn’t mention the emissions being deleted.
FJB
Did u read the title?
pretty stupid to crush it. it would have been easy to trailer it to another state and NJ could not do fuck about it. as an 08 it woundnt even need a title anymore using the Vermont trick on Jan 1st of 2023. i hope he at least pulled parts off it before crushing.
Those loopholes may be closing up in the future.
Rattle can it, bring it out of the state at a private location and tell em good luck. Also turn off its gps😂