MOT Failed - Garage Couldnt Repair It?

mcjordi

what car is it? i know its a ford but which one.. there are a few lads on a fiesta/focus owners club im a member of would happily change the bulbs for you for a brew and a biscuit

[Deleted User]

Why did they invent third brake lights for in the first place?

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Deleted_User wrote: »

Why did they invent third brake lights for in the first place?

The third high level brake light was introduced in order to give following motorists etc. a better chance of seeing the vehicle braking.

Simples.;)

cyclonebri1

And as such I'm not sure if they are a testable item, 2 symetrical ones are required, 3???? doubt it

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cyclonebri1 wrote: »

And as such I'm not sure if they are a testable item, 2 symetrical ones are required, 3???? doubt it

Try to keep up 'bri...we have been through all of this.:rotfl:

adouglasmhor

datostar wrote: »

This is clearly plagiarised from a joint Major Incident Exercise scenario as it is absolutely typical of one, although you did leave out the looters and terrorists taking advantage of the situation. Are you a Local Authority Emergency Planning Officer?

No but I do play one on TV.

cyclonebri1

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Try to keep up 'bri...we have been through all of this.:rotfl:

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But, Quoting Vaio;

So if it’s not working because it’s not connected then PASS but if it’s not working because the bulb is blown then FAIL. What about a missing rather than blown bulb? Does that count as not connected?



Will anyone ever check that??

Accepted IA, if it's fitted it needs to works, even if it doesn't need to be fitted.

Ok for the purists and ignoring what I said about 2 symetrical brake lights. Would a double sized mega whomper of a brakelight planted mid rear suffice???? Thinking road going track cars and similar.


Hmmmm, a string of leds that stretched to within X mm of the rear extremes would be ok, can't recall X unless I check,;)