Section R714-162-12 - Electrical System(1) When examining the electrical system of a vehicle, the inspector shall: (a) check the horn to ensure it is securely fastened and works properly; and(i) issue a rejection inspection certificate when:(A) the horn is not securely fastened; or(B) the horn does not function properly and is not audible under normal conditions at a distance of at least 200 feet;(b) check to ensure all switches function properly; and (i) advise the owner when any original equipment switch fails to function as designed;(c) check all wiring to make sure it is not chafed, bare, or contacting sharp objects; and (i) issue a rejection inspection certificate when wiring insulation is chafed, rubbed bare, or shows any evidence of burning or short-circuiting;(d) check to ensure all electrical connectors are tight and secure; and (i) advise the owner when connections are not tight and secure or connections are corroded;(e) check: (i) the neutral starting switch on an automatic transmission to determine whether the starter operates only with the gear selector in "P" or "N"; or(ii) a manual transmission, if originally equipped with a neutral safety switch, to determine if the vehicle only starts with the clutch depressed; and(iii) issue a rejection inspection certificate when the automatic or manual transmission safety starting switch is inoperative; and(f) check for battery securement; and(i) issue a rejection inspection certificate when the battery is not properly secured, or a temporary repair is present.Utah Admin. Code R714-162-12
Amended by Utah State Bulletin Number 2017-15, effective 7/18/2017