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09-11-2017, 12:25 PM
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Hi,
Anyone with knowledge about ADR compliance? This one is really confusing. I will try to keep it as simple as I can.  1) I've got a car that is built in May 1989 prior to Third Edition ADRs becoming a national standard (This occurred in July 1989). 2) I am in NSW. 3) ADR42/00 says that cars built from July 1988 need to comply. However, this standard only properly appeared in July 1989 and I can't find any evidence if this standard being mentioned anywhere prior to gazetting in July 1989 for the national code. 4) I have a Second Edition ADR compliance plate & I don't have ADR42/00 listed. All ADR's on the compliance plate are definitely Second Edition stuff. 5) I didn't find ADR42 (without /00) in the Second Edition ADR's, so I assume it didn't exist in an earlier form? Do I need to comply with this standard or not? As far as I know, cars need to only comply with ADRs manufactured at the time. Any help appreciated.  Best Regards, Dan |
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ADR42/00 - Third/Second Edition ADR Dillema
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