[Sacramento]: Sacramento Z Owners
It's six, not seven:
http://www.bar.ca.gov/80_BARResource...ns_Part_1.html
Just smogged our 05 Z and 05 Tacoma this year.
http://www.bar.ca.gov/80_BARResource...ns_Part_1.html
Just smogged our 05 Z and 05 Tacoma this year.
It's six, not seven:
http://www.bar.ca.gov/80_BARResource...ns_Part_1.html
Just smogged our 05 Z and 05 Tacoma this year.
http://www.bar.ca.gov/80_BARResource...ns_Part_1.html
Just smogged our 05 Z and 05 Tacoma this year.
Confusion is confusing.
Question: I have a vehicle that is six model years old or newer. My DMV registration renewal notice says it must have a Smog Check, but I thought it was exempt from the biennial Smog Check requirement.
Answer: A gas-powered vehicle is excused from Smog Check until it is seven model years old. DMV computers are designed to recognize the exemption and process your renewal accordingly. Go back the DMV to resolve this problem. If you are unable to resolve the problem with DMV, the State Referee can help. Call the Referee Scheduling Center at 800-622-7733 and make an appointment at the nearest Referee facility. Note: A Smog Check certificate of compliance is required upon transfer of ownership for gas-powered vehicles that are older than four model years.
Answer: A gas-powered vehicle is excused from Smog Check until it is seven model years old. DMV computers are designed to recognize the exemption and process your renewal accordingly. Go back the DMV to resolve this problem. If you are unable to resolve the problem with DMV, the State Referee can help. Call the Referee Scheduling Center at 800-622-7733 and make an appointment at the nearest Referee facility. Note: A Smog Check certificate of compliance is required upon transfer of ownership for gas-powered vehicles that are older than four model years.
Question: I have a vehicle that is six model years old or newer. My DMV registration renewal notice says it must have a Smog Check, but I thought it was exempt from the biennial Smog Check requirement.
Answer: A gas-powered vehicle is excused from Smog Check until it is seven model years old. DMV computers are designed to recognize the exemption and process your renewal accordingly. Go back the DMV to resolve this problem. If you are unable to resolve the problem with DMV, the State Referee can help. Call the Referee Scheduling Center at 800-622-7733 and make an appointment at the nearest Referee facility. Note: A Smog Check certificate of compliance is required upon transfer of ownership for gas-powered vehicles that are older than four model years.

Answer: A gas-powered vehicle is excused from Smog Check until it is seven model years old. DMV computers are designed to recognize the exemption and process your renewal accordingly. Go back the DMV to resolve this problem. If you are unable to resolve the problem with DMV, the State Referee can help. Call the Referee Scheduling Center at 800-622-7733 and make an appointment at the nearest Referee facility. Note: A Smog Check certificate of compliance is required upon transfer of ownership for gas-powered vehicles that are older than four model years.

You may very well be right. All I know is I bought a new Jeep in 01 and didn't have to smog it until 2008 and then had to do it every two years after.
And then you have to go to DMV to get the stickers later which is total suck. My advice, when it says you're due, get it smogged THEN pay. The other way around is the bad.
I know this because I've done it the wrong way on accident for the last 2 smogs on Jeep. You think I'd learn... lol
Last edited by Spider Monkey; May 13, 2011 at 08:53 AM.
I've always had to do my vehicles at their sixth year. I wouldn't be surprised if the DMV messed up on something along the way.
You know how you got your sticker this time with the registration? If it needed to be smogged and you didn't notice, and paid anyhow, you'd get a thing that looks like the registration but it says some shit like ***YO BRO YOU STILL GOTTA GET YO SHIT SMOGGED BRO AND THIS AIN'T VALID TILL YOU DO*** right across the top.
And then you have to go to DMV to get the stickers later which is total suck. My advice, when it says you're due, get it smogged THEN pay. The other way around is the bad.
I know this because I've done it the wrong way on accident for the last 2 smogs on Jeep. You think I'd learn... lol
And then you have to go to DMV to get the stickers later which is total suck. My advice, when it says you're due, get it smogged THEN pay. The other way around is the bad.
I know this because I've done it the wrong way on accident for the last 2 smogs on Jeep. You think I'd learn... lol
anyone else get a credit card application from Chase 5 days a week?
DMV doesnt know head from ***... just like everyone, i HATE having to go there or do anything that might entail dealing with them... Ive been lucky and gotten the one nice person there the last couple times is went though...
Last month when I swapped my vanity plate over to the Z, I was harra lucky to get a nice one. They wanted the other plates off my Z immediately and gave me the tools to do so and everything right there in the parking lot. They could have easily told me to go home, take them off, come back and stand in line again. I've seen them do that before.
i make appointments whenever i have to go there, and its fckn rad! cause you walk in and sit down and then when they call your number before everyone elses who has been there for 2 hours, those people get all bitter towards you...i love it!
Yeah you've gotta plan ahead now. If you can do it, it's so worth it though. Or go to an out of the way place. Last time I went, which was a few years ago though (2006), I went to the one in Woodland with no appointment and about a 15 minute wait. Of course Woodland has grown a bit so it might not be so easy anymore.


