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cheerforever 发表于 2013-9-21 07:28 
这里先表示一下感谢,这么早就看到这么耐心的回帖。
先说一下我车的状况,06的subaru 2.0,就是最普通的 ...
你可以先看看VTNZ对于WOF的说明,或许可以给你一些信心来坚定你的理论依据。尤其是我标成红色的部分。
Warrant of Fitness (WoF)
A Warrant of Fitness (WoF) is a periodic safety inspection that is compulsory for light vehicles - & with a VTNZ WoF, you collect Fly Buys Points! A light vehicle is a car, station wagon, van or 4WD vehicle. It can also be a moped, motorcycle or similar, including a trike.
Legally, to operate your vehicle on public roads, you must have your vehicle inspected for a Warrant of Fitness (WoF):
every 12 months, if your vehicle is less than six years old
every six months, if your vehicle is more than six years old
and maintain it at the WoF standard in between WoF inspections.
As an authorised agent of the New Zealand Transport Agency (NZTA), VTNZ follows the Vehicle Inspection Requirements Manual (VIRM) issued by NZTA.
Nearly every VTNZ testing station offer a no-booking required, drop by service ... find your closest WoF station here.
A Warrant of Fitness inspection includes the following safety checks:
Tyre condition (including tread depth)
Brake operation
Structural condition (rust isn't allowed in certain key areas)
Lights (are all bulbs working?)
Glazing (is your windscreen safe?)
Windscreen washers and wipers (do they work?)
Doors (do they open and close safely?)
Safety belts (must not be faded or damaged; buckles must work properly)
Airbags (if fitted - SRS light should work correctly)
Speedometer (must be working)
Steering and suspension (must be safe and secure)
Exhaust (there must be no leaks and the exhaust must not be too loud or too smoky)
Fuel system (there must be no leaks).
After your vehicle passes its Warrant of Fitness check, it becomes your responsibility to keep it in the condition that it was in when it passed the inspection.
Please note that a Warrant of Fitness inspection isn't a Pre-Purchase Inspection though you can book a thorough Pre-Purchase Inspection at many VTNZ stations. The Warrant of Fitness doesn't cover areas of a vehicle's condition such as:
Engine, clutch, gearbox and differential
Lubricant levels and condition
Brake pad thickness or life expectancy
Paint work condition and rust in non-structural areas.
WoF expiry dates
The WoF starts from the date your vehicle passes the inspection. However, if you bring your vehicle to us a few days before the current WoF expires, the expiry date of the new WoF can be extended, equal to the number of days you had left on the old WoF (to a maximum of 14 days).
What happens if your vehicle fails its Warrant of Fitness inspection?
If your vehicle fails its Warrant of Fitness inspection and your old Warrant of Fitness has expired, you are not allowed to drive it on the road (unless it is being operated solely for the purpose of bringing it into compliance and obtaining a new WoF, and provided the vehicle is safe to be operated for that purpose).
When all the areas that required attention have been fixed, the re-check is free of charge as long as you return the vehicle to us within 28 days of the first inspection.
Our primary concern is your safety
If your vehicle fails its inspection, we will explain where it failed and list what needs to be fixed. Unlike many other testing stations and all garages, VTNZ doesn't carry out repairs - so our customers can be confident that we only fail vehicle when there is a safety issue. Our customers then take it to a repairer of their choice and tell them exactly what is required to be corrected to enable VTNZ to pass their vehicle and issue its warrant. |
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