I am looking at a 1987 bj74 and I am wondering about BC inspection rules. Does a manual of that year need a neutral safety switch on the clutch? What about the windshield dot as1 or 2 or e code? Did the canadian bj70 have neutral switches on the clutch?
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Iv got an 89 BJ74 that passed a BC inspection (that being said I was NOT the person who imported it) It already had a DOT windshield, and does NOT have a neutral "safety" switch... a little electronic components as possible, thats my motto!
Headlight lenses, reflectors, and potentially DRL... thats it as far as I know...
Headlight lenses, reflectors, and potentially DRL... thats it as far as I know...
DRL's I think would only be applicable if a car that was originally sold over here in that particular model year required them. My 89 BJ74 didn't seem to require them to pass, but then again I don't have reflectors either. As for that neutral switch, my old CDN 85 BJ70 did have it.
My 83 BJ60 (Canadian) didn't have a neutral switch...
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I had found more up to date info on the BC cvse as to the specifics that they do want and detailed photos they want. It also shows that there is no need for neutral safety switches on manuals. http://www.th.gov.bc.ca/cvse/vehicle_inspections/PDF/Sample_Import_Requirements.pdf