Post by Deleted on Mar 5, 2012 14:42:06 GMT
Afternoon chaps,
Just a heads up of things to check prior to MSVA based on some of my failure sheet.
These points maybe wrong, I appologise if I am incorrect.
1: Make sure seats are sat almost on the floor, or make sure your rear upper seatbelt holes allow the seat belt to flow through instead of pull up into the access hole.
2: My headlights were the main failure point, make sure yours produce a flat dip beam (Mine produced a spot beam for dip and full)
3: Tie all cables up and away, trunk in the split conduit flex if possible.
4: Make sure Nyloc nuts are used on wishbone bolts etc, and make sure anything require a secure fastening bolt wise has either a spring or loose shake washer.
5: Make sure brake pipes are clipped at equal spacing, I think it might be every 6 inches.
6: Make sure no sharp edges are within touch for you, or on the front of the vehicle.
7: Make sure indicators are either mounted high enough to be seen from the side, or preferably fit side mounted indicators with a view to being seen coming out of a side street (I have ordered some LED strips to mount on my mirrors when I get it back)
That's it for now, will know more when I have it back to give a better idea, but thankfully mine did not have any major failure issues.
Just a heads up of things to check prior to MSVA based on some of my failure sheet.
These points maybe wrong, I appologise if I am incorrect.
1: Make sure seats are sat almost on the floor, or make sure your rear upper seatbelt holes allow the seat belt to flow through instead of pull up into the access hole.
2: My headlights were the main failure point, make sure yours produce a flat dip beam (Mine produced a spot beam for dip and full)
3: Tie all cables up and away, trunk in the split conduit flex if possible.
4: Make sure Nyloc nuts are used on wishbone bolts etc, and make sure anything require a secure fastening bolt wise has either a spring or loose shake washer.
5: Make sure brake pipes are clipped at equal spacing, I think it might be every 6 inches.
6: Make sure no sharp edges are within touch for you, or on the front of the vehicle.
7: Make sure indicators are either mounted high enough to be seen from the side, or preferably fit side mounted indicators with a view to being seen coming out of a side street (I have ordered some LED strips to mount on my mirrors when I get it back)
That's it for now, will know more when I have it back to give a better idea, but thankfully mine did not have any major failure issues.
