VIRM: Entry certification amendment 1 December 2016

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1 VIRM: Entry certification amendment 1 December 2016 November 2016 List of changes and preview pages In this amendment: New way to accept electronic deregistration and technical letters from Singapore Land Transport Clarification around frontal impact standards with regard to complying with seat and seat anchorage standards New test regime codes for exhaust emissions standards Notes added regarding when some vehicles are not required to meet some standards New section linking to new VIRM: In-service certification section on hybrid and electric vehicle electrical systems ESC added into declarations technical bulletin (updated form also) New bulletin identifying vehicles as class MB or MD1 with regard to the number of seats listed on the deregistration certificate New bulletin regarding conversion vans (AKA day vans) and how they must now be LVV certified.

2 Contents List of changes...3 Preview pages... 5 Introduction Identifying the vehicle class... 5 Pre-registration and VIN Vehicle attributes definitions... 5 Inspection and certification Registering a vehicle for the first time in New Zealand Vehicle rechecks Structure Threshold for requiring specialist repair certification Seats and seat anchorages Interior impact Steering and suspension systems Exhaust emissions Electric and hybrid vehicle electrical system...8 Technical bulletins Exhaust emissions standard compliance Declaration for supplementary restraint system, anti-lock braking system and ESC system inspections Identifying class MB or MD1 based on seats on Japanese deregistration certificates Conversion vans (AKA day vans) Reference materials Sample registration documents (Singapore) Sample auction invoices NZ TRANSPORT AGENCY November

3 LIST OF CHANGES Note that links below go to the current VIRM pages. To view the changes see the Preview pages following the table below. SECTION CHANGE DESCRIPTION Introduction 5-5 Identifying the vehicle class Note added regarding identifying a vehicle as class MB based on wheelchairs and occasional seat positions on Japanese deregistration certificates. See also Technical bulletin 39 below. Pre-registration and VIN 2-2 Vehicle attributes definitions Adding a make and model to LANDATA split into own sections for clarity Inspection and certification 1-1 Registering a vehicle for the first time in New Zealand Table Electronic Singapore Land Transport deregistration certificates accepted if ed directly to KSDP 1-10 Vehicle rechecks For clarity: A vehicle that has failed the certification process must not be passed by another any entry certifier unless the vehicle faults have been rectified. 3-1 Structure Structural components that can be unbolted, such as doors with intrusion beams and sub frames, which are damaged or corroded are a reason for rejection. However, these parts can be replaced by the owner and re-inspected without the need for repair certification. 3-4 Threshold for requiring specialist repair certification and mopeds added after motorcycles for clarity Structural components that can be unbolted, such as doors with intrusion beams and sub frames, which are damaged or corroded are a reason for rejection. However, these parts can be replaced by the owner and re-inspected without the need for repair certification. 7-1 Seats and seat anchorages Note 1 updated to provide clarity around when a vehicle is not required to comply with seats and seat anchorage standards. 7-7 Interior impact Note 1 updated to provide clarity around when a vehicle is not required to comply with interior impact standards. 9-1 Steering and suspension systems Note 1 updated to provide clarity around when a vehicle is not required to comply with steering and suspension system standards Exhaust emissions Japan 05 added for vehicles manufactured on or after 1 January 2014 to Table (Omnibus Rule change to correct an omission) Technical bulletins 28 Exhaust emissions standard compliance Some additions to Table 3. Test regime codes for exhaust emissions standards from 1/1/2012 Acceptable proof of exhaust emissions rule compliance for used NZ TRANSPORT AGENCY November

4 vehicles imported from Singapore: Table : Euro 4 emissions limits updates to split light vehicles with GVM under and over 2500kg 29 Declaration for supplementary restraint system, anti-lock braking system and ESC system inspections 39 Identifying class MB or MD1 based on seats on Japanese deregistration certificates Addition of ESC systems Clarifications around when the declaration is required Declaration form updated (see end of document) New bulletin identifying vehicles as class MB or MD1 with regard to the number of seats listed on the deregistration certificate 42 Conversion vans (AKA day vans) These types of vehicles will require LVV certification before being allowed for entry into service Reference materials 26 Sample registration documents (Singapore) Note added that electronic Singapore Land Transport deregistration certificates accepted if ed directly to KSDP 69 Sample auction invoices Additional text added describing what constitutes an acceptable Pickles Auctions invoice NZ TRANSPORT AGENCY November

5 PREVIEW PAGES Introduction 5-5 Identifying the vehicle class Pre-registration and VIN 2-2 Vehicle attributes definitions NZ TRANSPORT AGENCY November

6 Inspection and certification 1-1 Registering a vehicle for the first time in New Zealand NZ TRANSPORT AGENCY November

7 1-10 Vehicle rechecks 3-1 Structure 3-4 Threshold for requiring specialist repair certification 7-1 Seats and seat anchorages 7-7 Interior impact NZ TRANSPORT AGENCY November

8 9-1 Steering and suspension systems 11-2 Exhaust emissions 13-5 Electric and hybrid vehicle electrical system NZ TRANSPORT AGENCY November

9 Technical bulletins 28 Exhaust emissions standard compliance NZ TRANSPORT AGENCY November

10 NZ TRANSPORT AGENCY November

11 29 Declaration for supplementary restraint system, anti-lock braking system and ESC system inspections NZ TRANSPORT AGENCY November

12 39 Identifying class MB or MD1 based on seats on Japanese deregistration certificates NZ TRANSPORT AGENCY November

13 42 Conversion vans (AKA day vans) NZ TRANSPORT AGENCY November

14 Reference materials 26 Sample registration documents (Singapore) 69 Sample auction invoices NZ TRANSPORT AGENCY November

15 Declaration form for SRS, ABS and/or ESC inspections Certifier details Company name Certifier name Certifier ID Vehicle details Make Year of manufacture Model Model code VIN/chassis Odometer reading Reason for inspection Details of company performing the inspection Company name Technician s name Address Phone number Mobile number Scanner used Date program last updated Components inspected Driver s airbag Electronic Mechanical Clock spring Passenger s airbag Side impact (seats, doors, pillars) Front Rear Booster cushion in seats Knee airbags (dash) Brake pedal bags Front crash sensors Side crash sensors Other Seatbelt pre-tensioner ABS ESC Declaration I confirm that: I am sufficiently competent and experienced to carry out inspections on supplementary restraint systems, anti-lock braking systems and/or electronic stability control systems, and I have carried out an inspection on the vehicle specified above using suitable equipment, and I am satisfied that the inspection did not identify any faults in those systems or components identified in this declaration. Signature As inspected on (date) Declaration form for SRS, ABS and/or ESC inspections 11/16 page 1