If it's fitted it must work. If you remove it thats fine.
Got that from mot tester when mine went in, he'd just had his visit from the testing high heid yins too so assumed it was correct.
It goes down as an advisory.
Just saying what I was told,
Yes, that's very likely, especially as they're LEDs: unlike a normal light bulb, if just a tiny amount of current flows through it, as can happen with an earth fault, a LED will glow faintly – which is your symptom.
It's a bluddy nuisance reversing out of my drive in the dark, just a couple of inches clearance each side of me brick pillars. Fixing is on the list of jobs to do, I suspect a faulty switch on the cog box which is a pig to get at. Think it will be less hassle to knock the pillars down
not true.
work lights
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Auxilliary lights which includes reversing lights are not subject to MOT checks. Problem occurs if you drive on a public highway at night and show a white light at the rear - breach of construction and use regulations = your nicked collect your points and give us yer money.
thats useful
It's a bluddy nuisance reversing out of my drive in the dark, just a couple of inches clearance each side of me brick pillars. Fixing is on the list of jobs to do, I suspect a faulty switch on the cog box which is a pig to get at. Think it will be less hassle to knock the pillars down
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