inspection of the frame and factory welded joins and seams. You’re looking for stress markings in the weld or seam areas and or signs of previous repairs such as file marks miss matched paint or existing damage. Figure 10-1-1. VIN number location VIN number is found on the steering head, stamped into the metal. Figure 10-1-2. Plastic flarings Modern motorbikes have a lot of plastic flarings covering the frame. It is important that the inspector check behind these flaring’s for damage. Figure 10-1-3. Stripped down bike frame Figure 10-1-4. Check the frame Check frame for damage Page amended 29 March 2023 (see amendment details )
Operating Requirements Schedule The information is complete, up-to-date and in good condition. NZTA will inspect your technical information. 3.5 Controlled certification documents You have available blanks of all current LVVTA forms and form-sets you must use and complete as part of your inspection and certification work. NZTA will inspect your forms and form-sets. 3.6 Certification staff You are doing inspections and
Every vehicle presented for an MR2A registration form, other than an approved new vehicle, must be inspected to verify that it complies with applicable requirements. The inspection of the vehicle must be carried out according to the requirements set out for vehicle components or component groups in this manual. An approved checksheet must be used to record the details of the inspection carried out on each vehicle. This checksheet is used to record the necessary information against each item
LVV certification. 2.3 Administrative competence You consistently comply with all legal requirements relating to LVV certification documents. This means you consistently: complete the LVV forms and form-sets fully, accurately and legibly with particular attention to details such as vehicles’ VIN or chassis numbers ensure that all forms and form-sets are signed, if required, by the appropriate person correctly obtain and assess any external documents supplied by outside parties
suggestion form and a form for recording amendments. 2. Technical This part of the manual covers the requirements for the certification of repairs to individual light vehicle components, structures and systems. Each section of the technical part consists of up to three parts: Reasons for rejection specifies the repair defects that must result in the vehicle being rejected for repair certification. Notes are for additional guidance, where required. Summary of legislation summarises
Requirements What the Transport Agency expects of you How the Transport Agency will assess your performance 10.1.1 Correct technical decisions You thoroughly inspect all components and correctly determine whether the motorcycle frame and fork repairs comply with all Transport Agency requirements, taking into account technical information provided by the Transport Agency
identify the name of the company that inspected the vehicle, date it was inspected and be signed by the person who carried out the inspection. All new parallel imports must have evidence of at least one pre-deliver inspection (PDI). If no PDI is available, the applicant may apply for an exemption from the PDI requirements by applying for an exemption from the Vehicle standards compliance rule with the CA11 form . Any exemption given will require a strict and thorough inspection as defined in the
their set expiry date to ensure their applications are processed in a timely manner and to maintain business continuity. Late applications will not be given priority. Complete the Reappointment application (IORPT) form Reappointment application (IORPT) form Note: if the IO operates multiple sites, each site must be included within the application form . You must include : a Fit and proper person disclosure and consent (FP01) form for all directors, partners, sole
Table 2. Japan 09 and 10 added. 36 Removing a border damage flag Info about including an LT400 to cover repairs to vehicle added. Reference materials 16 Request for an exemption from border check requirements Form redesigned Privacy statement added
Requirements What the Transport Agency expects of you How the Transport Agency will assess your performance 10.2.1 Correct technical decisions You thoroughly evaluate motorcycle frame and fork measurements and correctly determine whether they comply with all Transport Agency requirements, taking into account technical information provided by the Transport Agency such as