any ideas

[thebigdogsix]

Any Idea why this would not pass SVA

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Kit-Car-Locost-Race-Car-Single-Reservoir_W0QQitemZ190354942564QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUK_CarsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM?hash=item2c5209ea64#ht_500wt_751

[snafu]

Probably has “off road / track use only” or something like that embossed on it, like some of the Willwood (spelling) brake stuff.

[Manky Monkey]

Hmm, not sure. The normal car SVA is a lot tougher than the commercial vehicle one I'm building my truck for. The commercial test requires a low fluid level warning light, mounted in view of the driver, with a means of testing it works. That usually means a button built into the reservoir cap. Presumably cars need a warning light too. My reservoir also has minimum & maximum fluid levels marked on it.
Other than that, not sure what else it could fail on.
As far as I know, trikes aren't required to have a warning light.  

[panthershaun]

I think you have to have a level censor and warning light fitted to pass the SVA (may only affect 4 wheelers though)

[thebigdogsix]

Cheers for that guys
I worded the question badly in the first place
I was wondering if it would be ok for my trike but you have already answered that