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25-07-2010, 12:29 AM | #31 | ||
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I got a defect on a company Nissan Patrol in 2001, was only 6 months old. The police officer observed that when I reversed out of the angled street parking that only one reverse light was working, tried to explain that this model only had one reverse light ex factory, told me I was an idiot if I thought he would by that story!! Even tried to show him, but he didn't want to have anything to do with it. Luckily I was in a larger country town, put the Patrol over the pits, the guys at the pits had a laugh and phoned the local traffic seargent who came over and had a look. He just laughed and apologised about the new idiot who doesn't know jack about cars.
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25-07-2010, 12:44 AM | #32 | |||
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29-07-2010, 05:57 PM | #33 | ||||
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Nissan didn't fit them here in AUS because we don't get bad fog, nor heavy rain; esp in daylight hours on freeways:-) We don't bushfire smoke, nor do we drive on gravel roads or in dustorms or blizards. The weather in Australia is *always* fine. God, Australia's good. Quote:
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ORDER FORD AUSTRALIA PART NO: AM6U7J19G329AA. This is a European-UN/AS3790B Spec safety-warning triangle used to give advanced warning to approaching traffic of a vehicle breakdown, or crash scene (to prevent secondary). Stow in the boot area. See your Ford dealer for this $35.95 safety item & when you buy a new Ford, please insist on it! See Page 83, part 4.4.1 http://www.transport.wa.gov.au/media...eSafePart4.pdf |
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