Learn what inspectors actually check during a roadworthy in Victoria, including tyres, brakes, lights, suspension, seatbelts, windows and other key safety items. This guide explains what is included, what is not, and what happens if your car fails.
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The DB-03R is a multifunction meter with a modern casing that provides necessary critical readings. The DB-03r features all standard indicators needed to operate a vehicle on the street as well as 3 adjustable RPM/TACH scales to choose from in the settings. The DB-03R also features a three color changeable backlight. Other functions include: Speedometer, odometer, trip, temperature, voltage and fuel level. Specifications Fits on: Mini 3 Air/Fuel Ratio Meter – Narrowband EFI Multifunction Mini Style Air/Fuel Ratio Meter (discontinued) G2 Meter (discontinued)
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