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Thread: CARB regulations and TRU's

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    jiptwoo is offline Member jiptwoo is an unknown poster at this point.  Don't let him/her around power tools just yet.
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    Default CARB regulations and TRU's

    Can someone explain the ca. requirements for TRU's (reefer units older than 01). If my unit is registered in ca. than I have to comply with the CARB laws, but if my unit is not tagged in ca. than what?

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    Can't enter the state with a 01 or older TRU motor unless retrofited with a DPF filter. (an 02 unit may have a 01 motor) Hard enforcement begins next month. Simple to register online. I know quite a few who have been given warnings already. Expect other states to follow by summer of 2010. Seven states already have it in progress.

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    I wonder if they could enforce these rules if the reefer wasn't running?

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    You can enter with a dry load but if you're caught outbound with a refrigerated load it still will have to be reloaded onto a legal unit to continue.(plus the fine)

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    Thanks for the info

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    Does running an outdated reefer on biodiesel count for anything?



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    Quote Originally Posted by stonefly View Post
    Does running an outdated reefer on biodiesel count for anything?



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    No. The only thing for older TRU's is to add a DPF filter or change to an 02 or newer motor.

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