Right - I thought I had this one answered..
I thought that only the fog and reverse lights needed to be vertical - but... the man from SVC insisted that it was all rear lights... so who is
right?
Just the fog.
You dont need a reverse light.
Steve,
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fog light only, is what i worked too and passed
So have you failed on this ?
What about the reflectors?
I have both the fog and reverse Vertical so that the they look as if they are meant to be/fog not looking out of place.
john.
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Originally posted by ReMan
So have you failed on this ?
Fog light needs to be vertical; the other ones just have to have the right angles of visibility (vertical and horizontal)
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Originally posted by iank
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Originally posted by ReMan
So have you failed on this ?
Says SVC not SVA (I read it wrong first time round) so hopefully not.
I'd go and look it up but I'm 250 miles from my manual From what I've remember it specifically mentions fog light verticality and doesn't mention any other lights (or reflectors).
Man from SVC is wrong.
N
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Originally posted by DaveFJ
Right - I thought I had this one answered..
I thought that only the fog and reverse lights needed to be vertical - but... the man from SVC insisted that it was all rear lights... so who is right?
From reading the manual, I seem to remember that only the fog has to be vertical, the rest just need to visible from the extreme angles.
Well I like a consensus of opinion I shall continue with my original plans and only set the fog and reverse lights vertical.
I now have a full set of LED rears for my Avon (except reverse light) so should look pretty good when fitted
cheers everyone
Strange that we have people buy the angled mountings for rear lights having failed SVA without them then.
It is not uncommon for lights to fail because they are not vertical.
Many lights have an "aiming mark" moulded into the lens. This is a circle with a cross in its centre. This mark should be horizontal with
the light source, the filament of the bulb.
It would seem that this - as with many other SVA points differs for testing station to another, and even from one examiner to another.
If asked, we will always point out what we have been told by customers who have been through SVA.
Regards
Steve @ sVc
Oldham SVA centre last december - foglight face vertical, rear & indicators pointing at the owls... no problemo
Bob C
PS OK the face is max 20degrees from vertical, maybe more like 15