I’ve had a look and know what the story is. The T6.1 are newish so only have had 1 version made so far. So they are T6.1 V1.So the T6.1 is stuck with he older type then?
Evening gang. I am about to fit the same but before I do so , I was thinking about using something like this:Fitted this change over switch for charging my EcoFlow Delta Mini.
1 is solar and 2 is 12v ignition feed. It will stay on solar most of the time.
Have installed it in the rear fixed panel (opposite sliding door) just about level with the arm rest so I can reach through from the driver seat and change it over to ignition live if it’s dark for example.
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I suspect the website is incorrect then. I will call them in the morning. Appreciate the adviceI very much doubt that but would need to check.
I don’t think you can buy the V1’s new now. Only the V3 in various styles
Have a read of my post a few posts up mate.I suspect the website is incorrect then. I will call them in the morning. Appreciate the advice
The other pad was only half worn, so been seized for a while that caliper.You got your money out of those pads Si
Looking forward to your post on fitting the new caliper yourself
One word, nope. It's 100% illegal.Are the thq V3 with led bulbs road legal?
Not all MOT testers are born equal.I have V3's with LED's in main and dipped beam and no issues with MOT
The T6.1 & T6 headlights are totally different. As stated above the T6 headlight are now on V3 following tweeks to the design. The T6.1 Headlights are still on their 1st version hence the V1. Hope this helps.I suspect the website is incorrect then. I will call them in the morning. Appreciate the advice
Just spoke to THQ. V1's are the only version for the T6.1 (for now). They are MOT and E compliant with LED bulbs. The LED bulbs state offroad use only as people were using them in the stock lights which would not be road legal. These lights were designed for LED bulb use.I very much doubt that but would need to check.
I don’t think you can buy the V1’s new now. Only the V3 in various styles
Yeh I was led to believe the THQ with LED bulbs were road legal. As they were sold together. Was just the warning on the bulb box made me wonder.Just spoke to THQ. V1's are the only version for the T6.1 (for now). They are MOT and E compliant with LED bulbs. The LED bulbs state offroad use only as people were using them in the stock lights which would not be road legal. These lights were designed for LED bulb use.
As far as I am aware they are not road legal with LED bulbs. The bulbs must be E marked (UK approved post Brexit) to comply with The Road Vehicles Lighting Regulations 1989, if they are not they are illegal. This is not checked as part of the MOT.Yeh I was led to believe the THQ with LED bulbs were road legal. As they were sold together. Was just the warning on the bulb box made me wonder.
I have V3s and despite holding my breath for the MOT they were not an issue. A broken rear spring however.............Not all MOT testers are born equal.
Their video pretty much explains it around 5:58 -As far as I am aware they are not road legal with LED bulbs. The bulbs must be E marked (UK approved post Brexit) to comply with The Road Vehicles Lighting Regulations 1989, if they are not they are illegal. This is not checked as part of the MOT.
Additionally the light unit must be ECE-R128 approved to be an LED capable unit. I’m not aware of any LED approved headlight units that use an H7 type bulb fitment.
I think THQ are being a little loose with their compliance statements. The units are certainly E approved but I believe just for halogen bulbs. They are also MOT compliant, but again only with halogen bulbs. They cannot be legal with non E marked bulbs full stop.
Do they have ECE-R128 markings on the unit?
The video pre-dates the change to the MOT regs in 2021 but the essence is still the same. One is relying on the tester not spotting an LED bulb is fitted because they can’t see it behind the projector lens and/or them thinking the headlight unit is LED approved. It’s a pass or a fail that’s sorted by swapping the bulbs back if needed. The more worrying, albeit unlikely, issue is the illegal bulbs causing issues after an incident, either with your insurance and/or the courts. It’s clearly a personal risk to take, but one that some do not even know they are taking.Their video pretty much explains it around 5:58 -You are correct. Aftermarket LED bulbs are supposed to be for offroad only. THQ seem to say that if the bulb is not visible from the front and using a projector then you will get through an MOT and obviously no one is any the wiser. I'm happy to take the risk and will make sure they are set correctly to not blind other drivers.