When you register your truck. DMV will require a smog certificate. DO NOT TRY to get the certificate before registration. Have DMV issue a 60 day temp Registration (usually automatic when no cert is supplied) so you can legally drive the truck..............Post photos of the engine compartment so I and other members of this site will tell you what is not there or hooked up correctly. "DO NOT Try to get a certificate at any smog station untill the system has been adjusted and inspected by a non smog inpection shop.........The consequence of trying to get a certifcate before all the system is back on, will require new parts to be installed stated by California Emission Law. A lot of the emission parts are not available new. But if used or working parts are installed before the inspection, makes the installed parts OEM. Lastly.....Do not trust CARB new parts certification numbers for emission parts "OK" by California BAR. Try to stick with original equipment parts (new or used)
Pick & Pull Wrecking Yards are the best and cheapest source of OEM emission parts. Their web site is great for locating the years of truck parts you will need, without visiting the yards with a "no find, wasted trip" scenario.
Photos are of my '79 Warlock before and after California Smog inspection certification. I followed the procedure as stated above.
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