Registration change
09-15-2009, 09:36 PM
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Registration change Im no longer stationed in Florida, And becuase I bought a motorcycle here in California. I had to get a California drivers license.
I want to register my car with my home state now, that being Texas.
Can this be done over the phone or do I need to Fly back home and visit a local DMV?
My registration expires soon and im starting to panic a little..
Any advice at all helps !
I want to register my car with my home state now, that being Texas.
Can this be done over the phone or do I need to Fly back home and visit a local DMV?
My registration expires soon and im starting to panic a little..
Any advice at all helps !
09-16-2009, 04:32 AM
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Check to see if the Texas as a DMV website. Before Korea I was in Texas 5 years and always had registration and tags from Tennessee and would do everything online or mail it in and they would send out the new stuff.
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09-16-2009, 07:18 AM
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You should be able to do it online. I bought a cr in Indiana and registered it there. Right before my registration went up, I registered it in Florida. Did it all online. You could always call the DMV if you have any questions.
09-16-2009, 02:13 PM
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IVe been on the DMV website and Ive been to a Navigate the DMV site.
What ive come up with is I need to mail out some sort of a package.. PITA if you ask me.. Maybe ill just fly home and go to the DMV in person..
Calling was no help..
What ive come up with is I need to mail out some sort of a package.. PITA if you ask me.. Maybe ill just fly home and go to the DMV in person..
Calling was no help..
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09-21-2009, 10:37 PM
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I wonder if i can leave my twin turbo car registered in PA and not worry about emissions/inspections in Texas (houston area). My 99 TA i will bring down and register in texas no problem
09-28-2009, 03:57 PM
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hmm, i wonder if i should go bigger on my cam swap and hope to find someone to pass it...but then again i dont want to be idling around any police and have them look over like yeah right that aint stock and definately wont pass and then have them ask questions
09-28-2009, 04:43 PM
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So wait, do they just do an OBD II scan test and not an actual tail pipe sniffer test for 96+ year vehicles which have OBDII?
If thats the case, then i'll be fine as i'll have all the emissions devices except EGR there and have ECM programmed to not read those things
If thats the case, then i'll be fine as i'll have all the emissions devices except EGR there and have ECM programmed to not read those things
09-28-2009, 06:11 PM
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Lol, Houston was the birthplace of big cam LS cars running around on the street.
You will be fine.. Most shops that did the inspections on my 96 camaro did a walk around. visual that the SES light wasnt on. Honked the horn and called it a day.
You will be fine.. Most shops that did the inspections on my 96 camaro did a walk around. visual that the SES light wasnt on. Honked the horn and called it a day.