Canadian LBZ---Any Issues?

1953drtelco

1953drtelco

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I've been looking to upgrade to an LBZ truck. (Don't want to deal with DPF or Urea injection) I found one out of state, but it was Canadian Truck, that was registered once in the U.S. but currently it has Canadian Registration. Also the 4X4 is manually engaged, not electronic (Never seen that before) I guess that will eliminate any pump rub issues. Ok...sorry for the delay, but will there be any problems on re-registering this truck back in the U.S. I live in California
 
Burn Down

Burn Down

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Should be good, especially since it has been registered in the states before. Modded trucks are tricky due to the EPA standards.
 
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1953drtelco said:
I've been looking to upgrade to an LBZ truck. (Don't want to deal with DPF or Urea injection) I found one out of state, but it was Canadian Truck, that was registered once in the U.S. but currently it has Canadian Registration. Also the 4X4 is manually engaged, not electronic (Never seen that before) I guess that will eliminate any pump rub issues. Ok...sorry for the delay, but will there be any problems on re-registering this truck back in the U.S. I live in California
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Manual 4x4 as in floor shifted?? It's still electronic if that's the case.... Pump rub will still be an issue. Unless you're referring to something completely different......
 
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