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Smoke Two Joints

posted on 22/9/02 at 01:27 PM Reply With Quote
do you need a windscreen for the sva?


thanks

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Marcus

posted on 22/9/02 at 01:52 PM Reply With Quote
No
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locost7-online.com

posted on 22/9/02 at 02:41 PM Reply With Quote
you can use an aero screen, you dont ned wipers or heater for it
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posted on 22/9/02 at 05:55 PM Reply With Quote
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stephen_gusterson

posted on 22/9/02 at 06:42 PM Reply With Quote
if you are asking a question like that it means you dont have an sva manual.

in my mind thats nuts. You take a lot of risks in non compliance.

atb

steve






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Highcost builder

posted on 22/9/02 at 06:59 PM Reply With Quote
dont need a manual you guys will answer everything we need and ive only got £250, im not gonna spend thirty plus on a manual because that means ill only have 220 to spend on a stereo.


By the way do you have to have an aero screen?

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johnston

posted on 22/9/02 at 07:55 PM Reply With Quote
where do yous get ur sva manual's i went to my local mot centre w(which is goverment run over here) and was told "its like the full collection of encyclopedias and you cant buy it and not worth it as it doesnt make much sense"






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stephen_gusterson

posted on 22/9/02 at 08:37 PM Reply With Quote
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where do yous get ur sva manual's i went to my local mot centre w(which is goverment run over here) and was told "its like the full collection of encyclopedias and you cant buy it and not worth it as it doesnt make much sense"



thats total bollocks.

You can get the sva manual from DVLA in Swansea.

For a techie government manual its really well written. Plain language. It gives the things the tester looks for, and the specific reasons it might fail. Its one ring binder of I guess 120 or so pages.

i would really recommend it.

As far as the 220 quid left is concerned, without an sva manual your whole car could conceivably be compromised if you make a major mistake - and how do you know what to ask in order to avoid pitfalls.

Like, its compulsory to have dual circuit brakes.

Like the windscreen glass needs to be very specifically marked.

Like the lights need to be mounted at certain spacings, distances from the side and road etc.

If you dont have the sva manual, make sure you know all the questions you need to ask. and without the manual, you dont know the questions!


atb

steve






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Highcost builder

posted on 22/9/02 at 10:02 PM Reply With Quote
we'll see steve im prepared to show that with everything thats been discussed on this site and a bit of common sence that you can get pretty close to the mark. ive done a lot of research and asking around to different people.
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interestedparty

posted on 23/9/02 at 06:57 AM Reply With Quote
I agree with Steve, get the book

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