MOT fail on sidelights
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MOT fail on sidelights
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I've just been for an MOT and been failed due to the sidelights not staying on with the ignition off.
The MOT tester advised that it would be simple enough to connect a permanent live to the sidelights.
Any advice on the best place to run it from and conect to?
The car is a V3 STI.
Cheers
Steve
I've just been for an MOT and been failed due to the sidelights not staying on with the ignition off.
The MOT tester advised that it would be simple enough to connect a permanent live to the sidelights.
Any advice on the best place to run it from and conect to?
The car is a V3 STI.
Cheers
Steve
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Now feeling slightly blonde and embaressed!
In my defence, my boost gauge is bolted directly above it, so feeling slightly less stupid, but still, stupid non the less!
Thanks ver much!
Steve
In my defence, my boost gauge is bolted directly above it, so feeling slightly less stupid, but still, stupid non the less!
Thanks ver much!
Steve
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You'd be surprised at how many posts there have been on here asking, "Help, my sidelights won't go off".
The other fave is "My boot remote release has stopped working". (There's a lever beside the catch in the boot
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Oh I don't believe it.....you're not the only one who hadn't noticed the switch because it was hidden by the boost gauge....I only found it today after reading the thread...and I always wondered why the sidelights wouldn't come on without the ignition on....whats that about trying to learn something new every day.
Rob
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All,
I've just been for an MOT and been failed due to the sidelights not staying on with the ignition off.
The MOT tester advised that it would be simple enough to connect a permanent live to the sidelights.
Any advice on the best place to run it from and conect to?
The car is a V3 STI.
Cheers
Steve
I've just been for an MOT and been failed due to the sidelights not staying on with the ignition off.
The MOT tester advised that it would be simple enough to connect a permanent live to the sidelights.
Any advice on the best place to run it from and conect to?
The car is a V3 STI.
Cheers
Steve
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the garage doesn't even need to charge a retest if they dont wish to.
i am friendly with 2 garages that dont charge me retests
but there are some out there that is just after your money
i am friendly with 2 garages that dont charge me retests
but there are some out there that is just after your money
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Restest fees all depend on the tester's hourly wage and how much they can make on other services to justify the loss in labour costs by doing the retest
Normally it gets whacked on parts prices and consuamble charges.
Everyone's gotta make a living
Normally it gets whacked on parts prices and consuamble charges.
Everyone's gotta make a living
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