Bullbar indicator lights

Hi Coot,

Yes they must be connected, as a bullbar will normally obstruct visibility of the original indicator from different viewpoints.

Rgds,

Rob.

The make of your vehicle would be a help.

I just soldered mine to the normal indicator and side lights in my Cruiser

Hi Coot, Mechanic once told me at inspection time "if they are fitted they have to work." But from my experience it depends on the person doing the inspection.
If it is an 80 series the bar probably would obscure the originals and it is good policy anyway I suppose.
Hope that is of some help.
Regards, Bruce.

YEP,
If there is a light mounted, it has to work, regardless if its "needed" or not, such as side clearance lights on utes, and driving (spot) lights.

I bought a Cruiser from Queensland and registered in my then homestate (ACT) which required me to put it over the Transport department's inspection station, It got failed because the bullbar obstructed the blinkers when looked at from a certian angle and for me to get rego, I had to mount blinkers on the bull bar, that can be seen from any angle, I was preatty annoyed at the time but did it anyway, not that I had a real choice.
Makes perfect sense, no point having a blinker if poeple can't see it!

Shane

Gday,
As other have said it all depends on who does your inspection, but I have always been under the impression that if they are fitted they have to work.
I would take them out altogether and blank the holes in if you don't think you need them.....no one will probably every know.

Cheers

Thanks everyone for your suggestions.I connected the lights today and fiddled with the globes. I can either replace the bullbar lights with 5w ,install LEDs or remove the globes from the vehicle. Either way fixes the problem.