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Avoneer

posted on 30/1/04 at 10:34 PM Reply With Quote
Rear Reflectors

Hi,
Can anyone confirm if the reflectors have to be vertical as I am struggling to find it in the SVA notes.
Cheers,
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Viper

posted on 30/1/04 at 10:57 PM Reply With Quote
Hiya Pat,
I can't see it either but looking at the relevant angles you can't be far off 90 degrees to the ground..
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Peteff

posted on 30/1/04 at 11:01 PM Reply With Quote
As they are built in to a lot of rear light clusters they will be at the same angle as the lamps. Mine were fitted at SVA by the tester and he just double sided them to the wing under the light cluster so he could pass it. I posted them some replacements when I got home.

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I went into the RSPCA office the other day. It was so small you could hardly swing a cat in there.

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Avoneer

posted on 30/1/04 at 11:34 PM Reply With Quote
I have two "pods" on each wheel arch.
Outer "pod" is indicator/fog on drivers side and indicator/reverse on passenger side.
Inner "pod" is brake/tail/reflector.
Do I go for an additional "fall off acidentaly after SVA" vertical reflector, or shall I not bother?
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posted on 30/1/04 at 11:35 PM Reply With Quote
And before anyone asks, I am adding an additional "accidentally fall off after SVA" vertical fog lamp and disconnecting the one in the "pod" on the driver side.
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TPG

posted on 31/1/04 at 12:56 AM Reply With Quote
I managed to get through sva with self adhesive reflectors on the rear flat panel(where the spare wheel goes)They are at the very edgeof the flat before it starts to curve,and obviously aren't vertical.I'm making sure they don't fall off,Its just another fixed penlty notice and an arse at mot time.By the way the edge of the reflector was justwith in the needed measurment.400mm I think


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Viper

posted on 31/1/04 at 01:40 PM Reply With Quote
Pat.
I believe that if you have a lamp fitted it has to work, at least it does at MOT time so just disconecting your fog will get you a fail...
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Avoneer

posted on 31/1/04 at 02:23 PM Reply With Quote
Hi Tim,
I can leave the fog connected for MOT as they wont know the SVA regulations. Then stick a small square one on a bracket for SVA.
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