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24/5/2012 at 12:20pm
Location: Kent Outfit: ex Caravanner now Static.
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Quote: Originally posted by cwdc56768 on 23/5/2012
Why not take it to a dealership to correct the problem. You cannot legally drive on the road with defective lights?
Phil
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Unless you are already at a dealership, as you can't drive on the road, are you suggesting the whole outfit is low loaded, usually when you are recovered, the caravan is towed wheels on floor so the lights would still be needed technically.
If it was me, I would try a light board connected to the car so you can assertain if the fault is the car or the caravan.
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24/5/2012 at 4:53pm
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Quote: Originally posted by Zafiral on 24/5/2012
Quote: Originally posted by cwdc56768 on 23/5/2012
Why not take it to a dealership to correct the problem. You cannot legally drive on the road with defective lights?
Phil
Phil
Unless you are already at a dealership, as you can't drive on the road, are you suggesting the whole outfit is low loaded, usually when you are recovered, the caravan is towed wheels on floor so the lights would still be needed technically.
If it was me, I would try a light board connected to the car so you can assertain if the fault is the car or the caravan.
Not such a silly idea......If you are stopped and you can evidence to the officer that you know of the problem and that you are taking the van to be repaired that should be the end of it. At worst the officer will issue you with a Vehicle Defect Rectification Notice that requires you to get it fixed and evidence to the Police that it has been done.
In the alternative call out an engineer.
Phil
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