Utah Admin. Code R714-160-14 - Electrical System
(1) When inspecting
the electrical system of a vehicle, the inspector shall:
(a) check the horn; and
(i) advise the customer when the horn is not
securely fastened; or
(ii) issue a
rejection inspection certificate when the horn does not function properly or is
not audible under normal conditions at a distance of at least 200
feet;
(b) check the
electrical switches and wiring; and
(i) advise
the customer when:
(A) electrical switches
fail to function as designed for OEM required equipment;
(B) connections show signs of corrosion;
or
(C) permanent connection wires
are not soldered and insulated; or
(ii) issue a rejection inspection certificate
when wiring insulation is worn or rubbed bare;
(c) check the automatic or manual
transmission safety starting switch; and
(i)
issue a rejection inspection certificate when:
(A) the starter operates in any gear other
than "P" or "N" for an automatic transmission; or
(B) the vehicle starter operates without the
clutch depressed for a manual transmission, when equipped with a neutral safety
switch; and
(d) check for battery securement; and
(i) issue a rejection inspection certificate
when a battery is not properly secured.
Notes
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