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NCT-help

HAMMERCURRENT · 2008-05-29 20:56:38

On my NCT report, there's a head light aim failure on the "Right" side. Is that the driver's or passenger's side??? cheers.

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29-05-2008 9:56pm

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HAMMERCURRENT

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On my NCT report, there's a head light aim failure on the "Right" side. Is that the driver's or passenger's side???

cheers.

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#2 29-05-2008 10:00pm
peasant

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On which side is your steering wheel ?

Left and right in that kind of context should always be seen in the direction of travel of the car (going forward) ...so the right side would be the drivers side

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#3 29-05-2008 10:04pm
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Thank's for the quick reply, exactly the info. I needed, cheers!!!

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#4 29-05-2008 10:07pm
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Left/right in a car is always determined from the drivers seat, facing forward.

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#5 29-05-2008 11:04pm
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and near side, refers to the side nearest to the kerb, parked properly

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