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To view the FIVA Safety Brochure- ~Click Here~
Mostly obvious but useful information.
Nice illustrations!
Mostly obvious but useful information.
Nice illustrations!
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FIVA Safety Brochure
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Um. Question: I read this passage with particular interest:
<span style="font-style: italic">Fluid levels and operation of lights (where fitted) should be checked prior to each journey.</span>
Does FIVA suggest that I have to check the fluid in my lights?
<span style="font-style: italic">Fluid levels and operation of lights (where fitted) should be checked prior to each journey.</span>
Does FIVA suggest that I have to check the fluid in my lights?
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Oooo! I have, but I'd never use Synthetic blinker fluid in my MG. It's ok for newer cars, but I understand its just not good with older blinkers.
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