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altogether, as this improves both visibility
and access.
16.5.5) Noise
Tailpipe noise will be tested. Though the
silencer is brand new, the efficiency is
increased when the internal packing has
expanded against the inner wall. It is
therefore recommended that you allow the
car to idle as much as possible prior to
taking the car to the test centre. This will
also allow a layer of soot to settle which
will help deaden the 'ring' of the new
silencer.
16.5.6) Emissions
All Caterham cars are supplied with
catalytic converters and will meet the test
requirements.
16.5.7) General construction
This should be checked at the Post Build
Check stage, however if you are not using
that service ensure that chafing of brake
pipes and the wiring looms is not possible.
If you have followed the procedures
detailed in the Assembly Guide then you
should not have any problems at this
stage of the inspection.
16.5.8) Protective steering
All standard Caterham steering wheel
types have a removable pad fitted. This
pad must be in place during the
inspection.
16.5.9) Brakes
The braking system will be subjected to a
thorough test (on brake rollers) so it is
imperative that you take the time to bleed
the brakes correctly. The performance of
the brakes often improves dramatically
after a small amount of use. Frequent
application of the brakes on the way to the
test centre will help the brakes bed in.
Ensure the handbrake is correctly
adjusted and does actually lock the rear
wheels.
16.5.10) Interior and exterior projections
Supplied with the kit is a polythene bag
marked 'IVA', refer to Figure 175. It is
essential that these items are fitted prior
to presentation at the IVA Testing station.
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