CAN SOMEONE CONFIRM THE SVA RULING REF SIDE LIGHTS.I AM SURE I READ SOMEWHERE THAT THE SIDELIGHTS FOR LEFT HAND SIDE AND RIGHT HAND SIDE HAD TO BE FUSED SEPERATLEY:ALSO ARE THERE ANY OTHER RULES REF FUSES?
Hi
If I recall correctly, I have 1 fuse for my main bean, and another for dipped beam. Sidelights I cannot remember if there is a separate one there or
it is off something else... BUT I know there is NOT a separate fuse for either side as you are asking.
Mark
Can't find anything under either lighting or general construction/electrical in the SVA manual.
Dont think the tester even looked at my fuses, and as it happens one of the front side lights was blown and he didn't bother, just said oh well you'll get a new bulb in there
No fuse requirements for SVA
For what it's worth - I think the Premier Wiring loom fuses nearside and offside sidelights separately.
I can see advantage - if a bulb goes and takes fuse with it you don't lose both rear lights at night.
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Originally posted by Macbeast
For what it's worth - I think the Premier Wiring loom fuses nearside and offside sidelights separately.
I can see advantage - if a bulb goes and takes fuse with it you don't lose both rear lights at night.
quote:Ditto the convention for trailers to have left and right sidelights separatly wired (and fuses, car allowing).
Originally posted by Macbeast
For what it's worth - I think the Premier Wiring loom fuses nearside and offside sidelights separately.
I can see advantage - if a bulb goes and takes fuse with it you don't lose both rear lights at night.
cheers guys thanks for all input. 1 less thing to worry about.
ta
marc