Hi Everyone
I come from a State that wants to encourage people to drive alternative fuel cars but does nothing to back them up. A year ago we had only 7 stations in the metropolitan area to provide fuel, and today we have only 3. Oh yes the state has many places but they are not open to the public. The one station that was close by was the city of Scottsdale, but they stopped selling on July 1st.
Time for emissions today on a car that was owned by the State of Arizona, but it could not be done and it has been registered in the state since 2001. My wife spent 7 hours in blistering heat after I filled it up and here is my post and look for any help at all. Thank You So Much.
I have a 2001 Cavalier and went to Emmissions today and they have to test both Gasoline and the CNG and it has to be right then and there. My car when it has CNG in it, runs on CNG and only after that is gone will it switch to Gasoline. Well I can't figure how to switch from CNG to gasoline and they don't know or care, and wont pass the car until I can show them how to do it. They wont let me come in on Gasoline and come back an hour later with CNG. Does anyone know how I can go to Emmissions and let them check the CNG and then know how I can make it run on Gasoline for there stupid test? It is so hot here in Arizona, and my wife spent 7 hours dealing with the most uncaring people in the world. Thank You so much for any help you can give.. Thank You So Much Lanny
It is so hard to think that this car was bought by the State of Arizona, and the state has no idea on how to test it, and doesn't even care. The wife is in tear's all day, and this car has been registered in Arizona since 2001 and emissioned at least every 2 years. So it is up to me to tell the state how to test the car, and I can only do that if there is a way I can make it run on Gasoline after they test the CNG.
Thanks For Any Help At All
Lanny
I come from a State that wants to encourage people to drive alternative fuel cars but does nothing to back them up. A year ago we had only 7 stations in the metropolitan area to provide fuel, and today we have only 3. Oh yes the state has many places but they are not open to the public. The one station that was close by was the city of Scottsdale, but they stopped selling on July 1st.
Time for emissions today on a car that was owned by the State of Arizona, but it could not be done and it has been registered in the state since 2001. My wife spent 7 hours in blistering heat after I filled it up and here is my post and look for any help at all. Thank You So Much.
I have a 2001 Cavalier and went to Emmissions today and they have to test both Gasoline and the CNG and it has to be right then and there. My car when it has CNG in it, runs on CNG and only after that is gone will it switch to Gasoline. Well I can't figure how to switch from CNG to gasoline and they don't know or care, and wont pass the car until I can show them how to do it. They wont let me come in on Gasoline and come back an hour later with CNG. Does anyone know how I can go to Emmissions and let them check the CNG and then know how I can make it run on Gasoline for there stupid test? It is so hot here in Arizona, and my wife spent 7 hours dealing with the most uncaring people in the world. Thank You so much for any help you can give.. Thank You So Much Lanny
It is so hard to think that this car was bought by the State of Arizona, and the state has no idea on how to test it, and doesn't even care. The wife is in tear's all day, and this car has been registered in Arizona since 2001 and emissioned at least every 2 years. So it is up to me to tell the state how to test the car, and I can only do that if there is a way I can make it run on Gasoline after they test the CNG.
Thanks For Any Help At All
Lanny
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