Funny stories involving the Police

388cube_edxr8 · 25-11-2010, 11:39 PM

Lo all,

I have a couple, and thought it would be cool to hear some that others may have.

I was talking to a mate and he was telling me he recently got pulled over and fined. Apparently he was driving with his mate who works for Occupational Health & Safety or something. Anyhoo, it was like 3am in the middle of nowhere and the copper pulled him up and ticketed him $150 for a "defective center brake light". Mate from OHS in the passenger seat then fined the Policeman $400 for not wearing his high visibility vest in a low light area.

Another one, I was driving with some mates down Gympie Rd, Kedron (Brisbane) in moderately heavy traffic, and was passed at speed by a red VE SS. He was carving up the traffic such that I thought for sure he was going to wipe someone out. Just before he disappears over the hill, a blue Aurion pulls in behind him. I'm thinking "man I wish there was a cop in that Aurion."
Lo and behold, on go the lights, on go the brakes of the SS.

We passed him on the side of the road just as a couple of uniformed officers were climbing out of the Aurion.

Please don't turn this into a Police bashing thread, or an "I got an unfair ticket" thread, if you want to do that there is a "New Thread" button just for you.

fordOwner · 25-11-2010, 11:47 PM

Well I was in my Suzuki Mighty Boy when I was on my 'P's' many years ago and I was at the lights and this V8 commodore was next to me.
"sounds nice" I thought and the lights turned green so we took off and then he sped up, the guy in the passenger seat smiled at me and waved, so I thought he wanted to drag, I planted my foot in the little 3 Cylinder beast and he sped up.. It was on.
But then in a millesecond we ended up door to door with a dogs hair's space between us - the two lanes were merging into one and he was speeding up to get in front. The blue hand held light was flicked on the roof and the passenger yelled out the window "Watch where your going mate!"
My heart was in my throat.

TheInterceptor · 25-11-2010, 11:48 PM

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Originally Posted by 388cube_edxr8

... copper pulled him up and ticketed him $150 for a "defective center brake light". Mate from OHS in the passenger seat then fined the Policeman $400 for not wearing his high visibility vest in a low light area.

Gold!!!!

Jim Goose · 26-11-2010, 12:09 AM

Looong ago 1989/90 when the new shape commodore appeared in the SSV8 a work mate had bought one as soon as they were on the dealer floor.

My workmate was well known to the local boys in blue as he was a bit of a hoon, but it was always real friendly like between them all.

Now he also had personal number plates.

So one day he is seen speeding in the back streets and gets pulled over by a certain Police officer who knew my work mate quite well. The police officer only recognised the number plates and not the car mind you.

At this stage the Police still hadnt received their V8 models, and a deal is struck.
Mr plod jumps in the SS and my work mate jumps in the cop car with his partner and is then "chased" so the constable can "see how it handles"

A year prior to this same constable and same workmate (this time in his well known XYGT, yes he traded it in on the SS and regreted it) was pulled over on a main road this time, but just for a chat.

As my work mate leaves he drops the clutch and does a massive burn out infront of both officers, now normally it would be ok, except for the fact that there were plenty of members of the public nearby who stood horrified or laughing!
In order to save face they run to the patrol car and then pretend chase him and pull him over up the road again!

Ahhhh the good old days!

vztrt · 26-11-2010, 12:09 AM

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Originally Posted by 388cube_edxr8

I was talking to a mate and he was telling me he recently got pulled over and fined. Apparently he was driving with his mate who works for Occupational Health & Safety or something. Anyhoo, it was like 3am in the middle of nowhere and the copper pulled him up and ticketed him $150 for a "defective center brake light". Mate from OHS in the passenger seat then fined the Policeman $400 for not wearing his high visibility vest in a low light area.

^^ that story has been making the rounds for a while now.

AWD Chaser · 26-11-2010, 12:17 AM

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Ha ha - heaps old story - everyone turns that one into their own...

AUIIPURSUIT · 26-11-2010, 12:19 AM

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Originally Posted by 388cube_edxr8

I was talking to a mate and he was telling me he recently got pulled over and fined. Apparently he was driving with his mate who works for Occupational Health & Safety or something. Anyhoo, it was like 3am in the middle of nowhere and the copper pulled him up and ticketed him $150 for a "defective center brake light". Mate from OHS in the passenger seat then fined the Policeman $400 for not wearing his high visibility vest in a low light area.

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your mates talking ****...

that story has been floating around for years..

on another website ive frequented for the past 6 years, theres a known officer on the forums who helps out a lot of guys with legal advice (as hes a TMU officer and deals traffic only). People had a very similar thread to this one running.. so he posted up a funny one.

He was in his unmarked SS and following this guy in a 60 zone who had been a bit happy off the lights, nothing worth pulling him over, but he knew a school zone (40kmh) was coming up and it was 3pm.. so he sat back and watched the guy stay at 60kmh through the school zone.

He thought ive got him, but knowing the area and road rules well, he knew it turned into a 70 kmh zone not long after followed by another school (40kmh zone)... So he followed the car, knowing he would then be able to fine him for 25 over the limit with on the spot license loss.

He waited and the car didnt slow down again, went past the school at 70kmh so the TMU office threw on his disco's and pulled the guy over.

feeling pretty happy with himself he asked the driver as he rolled down the window "any reason for speeding through the school zone back there"
to which the driver replied...

"its saturday?".

haha.

jpd80 · 28-11-2010, 11:15 AM

Years ago, my sister in law was traveling home across the riverside expressway in Brisbane when a cop pulled her over in peak hour traffic.

COP: "Would you mind stepping out of the car."
SIL: "What's wrong, why did you stop me?"
COP: "Just get out of the car well..."

COP: "Come with me.....Your tail lights aren't on..."
SIL: "(lie) I think my tail lights have just gone out, this is a government car.. "
COP: "Wait here and I'll send a mechanic out to you.... don't drive away or I'll book you."

Time passes and a meek little government mechanic turns up,
MECH: "The copper instructed me to come take a look at your car .."
SIL: "I forgot to switch my head lights, the cop would have booked me if I'd said that..."
MECH: "That's OK I thought he was going to book me too.."

Auslandau · 26-11-2010, 12:20 AM

Is this your mate and was it in 2006? If not the policeman got off lightly? Yes its been around for a bit ...... it is an urban myth

http://www.crc.id.au/2006/02/09/sweet-justice/

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Melrose Drive , Tullamarine , Victoria . January 16th 2006 : 14.35 hours :
Highway patrol pulls over a Workcover Inspector for doing 68 in a 60 zone. Workcover Inspector says nothing and cops the $120 fine sweet. Policeman finishes writing ticket and proceeds back to his car. Workcover Inspector in the mean time, gets digital camera out of bag, photographs the cop and proceeds to the police car where he issues the Policeman with an $800.00 fine for not wearing his hi-visibility vest when leaving his vehicle in a high traffic area.

It just doesn’t get any sweeter than that.

Auturbo6 · 26-11-2010, 12:22 AM

Haven't been pulled over in ages. Should do something about that, so i have some stories to tell. lol

grandpa_spec_F6 · 26-11-2010, 12:25 AM

Back a few years ago, 5 of us (on our P's) decided it was a boring rainy sunday evening and all went down to the local industrial estate for some fun and games around the 'tear drop' truck turn around.

Normally this was never an issue, however what we didn't realise is that there were undercover police EVERYWHERE due to a number of recent robberies.

Just as our friend finished his little circle, a landcruiser comes thundering out of nowhere, two police vehicles fly out of the driveways blocking the intersection, another police car rocks up and then the dog squad shows up.

So there we were.... all lined up on the side of the road, a police car for every one of us, feeling like absolute gits... we got off with a warning as they were after bigger game, and as they said... "We're not traffic branch ;) "

Never done anything like it since! I'm a rather 'boring' (safe) driver these days

**SSD-85** · 26-11-2010, 12:37 AM

Apparently one of my parents old friends was intending to lose the police in his HX Panelvan back in the good old days. It was night and thought hed quickly pull into a side street and turn his car off hoping they wouldnt see.
Well apparently he got the fright of his life when they tapped on his window, he asked "how did you guys find me?" Well the answer was that he left his foot on the brake...

Suvo · 26-11-2010, 12:42 AM

Coming home from sport one day with a few mates in a Maxi-Cab, the cab driver got pulled over by the local boys. We were sitting in the back of the van just laughing and joking around until one of my mates notices it is a Divvy van that pulled the cab over, needless to say there was one god almighty chant that started coming from the back of the cab, the side door flies open with an officer standing there trying to hold back from laughing his head off and tries to oh so calmly ask us to be a little quieter. When the taxi driver got back in he seemed far from amused. As we drove of he told us we had gotten him off the fine and the officers decided a warning would suffice.

Made for a good trip back (a cheap one too haha)

EgoFalcon · 26-11-2010, 12:47 AM

I got pulled over on Picton Road (nsw danger road apparently) and being on my P's in a BF XR6 it is always bound to happen. Gets out of his bombadore and I open my windows, he says "can you lift your bonnet up please" in a very professional manner. I open the bonnet and he stares at it for a couple of minutes and i said to hi "yea mate, no go fast parts there", he doesn't say a word, close the bonnet and tells me go back into my car, gives me a breath test. Looks around in my car and then I said "if your looking for the wog stuff, I got blue lights installed here", the expression on his face was priceless. Still doesn't say anything gets back in his car not even saying you can go or have a nice day. Pulls out infront of me to pull over another p plater. As I stroll past them I put my thumbs up for him and he just shaked his head.

gcg2503 · 26-11-2010, 01:01 AM

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Originally Posted by EgoFalcon

I got pulled over on Picton Road (nsw danger road apparently) and being on my P's in a BF XR6 it is always bound to happen. Gets out of his bombadore and I open my windows, he says "can you lift your bonnet up please" in a very professional manner. I open the bonnet and he stares at it for a couple of minutes and i said to hi "yea mate, no go fast parts there", he doesn't say a word, close the bonnet and tells me go back into my car, gives me a breath test. Looks around in my car and then I said "if your looking for the wog stuff, I got blue lights installed here", the expression on his face was priceless. Still doesn't say anything gets back in his car not even saying you can go or have a nice day. Pulls out infront of me to pull over another p plater. As I stroll past them I put my thumbs up for him and he just shaked his head.

the wog stuff?

EgoFalcon · 26-11-2010, 01:05 AM

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Originally Posted by gcg2503

the wog stuff?

Blue LED's, ignition barrel light, footwell lights, overhead reading lights, centre light and rear passenger. Getting rid of them soon, its like an anti drug zone in my car and can't see anything.

atec77 · 26-11-2010, 12:51 AM

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Originally Posted by 388cube_edxr8

Lo all,

I have a couple, and thought it would be cool to hear some that others may have.

I was talking to a mate and he was telling me he recently got pulled over and fined. Apparently he was driving with his mate who works for Occupational Health & Safety or something. Anyhoo, it was like 3am in the middle of nowhere and the copper pulled him up and ticketed him $150 for a "defective center brake light". Mate from OHS in the passenger seat then fined the Policeman $400 for not wearing his high visibility vest in a low light area.

Another one, I was driving with some mates down Gympie Rd, Kedron (Brisbane) in moderately heavy traffic, and was passed at speed by a red VE SS. He was carving up the traffic such that I thought for sure he was going to wipe someone out. Just before he disappears over the hill, a blue Aurion pulls in behind him. I'm thinking "man I wish there was a cop in that Aurion."
Lo and behold, on go the lights, on go the brakes of the SS.

We passed him on the side of the road just as a couple of uniformed officers were climbing out of the Aurion.

Please don't turn this into a Police bashing thread, or an "I got an unfair ticket" thread, if you want to do that there is a "New Thread" button just for you.

Mates Brother was riding with me years ago (1976) me on a sportster and him on a ported and piped waterbottle , I got pulled for the right mirror being tied to the seat as we were going to my companions place to fix it (stripped thread) and the mains road bloke was a bit mouthy and quite inatentive , he stepped back from us and got clipped by a 4wd landing on his butt well into the left lane on Beaudesert Rd , the driver pulled over and gave the main roads bloke a serve, explaining what happened when the ;police from the the station about 200 metres away walked over , I got away scot free and the main roads bloke got a huge bruise whilst the driver got told to watch it from the coppers

.About 12 months later we were driving over the story bridge in my crazy Brazillian mates Holden van when he said grab the wheel and jumped into the back , he mooned the older driver behind us in an Eh sedan , (I guess he didn't like his driving) and seconds later we got pulled over and my mate got charged with the mooning , old bloke was an off duty Police Sarge out for a Sunday drive with wifey

, sometime its a good idea to wait a moment before acting .

tankclare · 26-11-2010, 12:59 AM

Very close family friend has told of a few stories.

Many years ago when he was a teenager he was on a motorbike and went to the pub to pick up a carton of beer for a party. He said when he left the pub with the carton on the fuel tank the local cop followed him and put on his sirens to pull him up. For people playing at home the officer was the fearful Mudgee officer named Mr Harris who is now retired. Anyway Being unlicensed and what ever else he sped off away from the cop and somehow managed enough time to drop the carton off at the party before the officer caught up. Then he raced off through the local golf course and being at night you can't see a low lying single walkway bridge over a creek. He said he went over the bridge and the cop came over the hill and straight into the creek in his patrol car. He immediately parked the bike away in a mates shed and went back to the party. A few days later another local officer knocked on his door and advised him not to ride the bike for a while because Mr Harris is not very happy with you. I thought that was a classic.

Other stories are along the lines of underpowered VH commodore patrol cars trying to chase down valiant chargers and various other mopars he has had without any luck.

XB GS 351 Coupe · 26-11-2010, 01:02 AM

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Originally Posted by 388cube_edxr8

I was talking to a mate and he was telling me he recently got pulled over and fined. Apparently he was driving with his mate who works for Occupational Health & Safety or something. Anyhoo, it was like 3am in the middle of nowhere and the copper pulled him up and ticketed him $150 for a "defective center brake light". Mate from OHS in the passenger seat then fined the Policeman $400 for not wearing his high visibility vest in a low light area.

Nice urban legend, doubt it ever happened, as I have never seen Cops use flouro vests when doing general vehicle stops (that would mean they would wear them at all times when driving around), and I think the flashing lights on the vehicle, and the offset parking of the police car behind the stopped vehicle more than compensates for a floro vest.

Only ever seen them wear vests at stationary set up RBT sites or when conducting traffic control duty.

I mean look at all the reality Cop shows on TV and not a vest in sight a lot of times.

geckoGT · 26-11-2010, 10:12 AM

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Originally Posted by XB GS 351 Coupe

Nice urban legend, doubt it ever happened, as I have never seen Cops use flouro vests when doing general vehicle stops (that would mean they would wear them at all times when driving around), and I think the flashing lights on the vehicle, and the offset parking of the police car behind the stopped vehicle more than compensates for a floro vest.

Only ever seen them wear vests at stationary set up RBT sites or when conducting traffic control duty.

I mean look at all the reality Cop shows on TV and not a vest in sight a lot of times.

Very true, I see cops wearing vests at crashes and RBT's but never on traffic stops.

It won't be long for them though. Technically we have to wear a vest at any time that we stop on a road that has medium to high traffic for any reason despite the fact that we also have flashing lights and offset park (referred to as fend off positioning).

kyro_02 · 28-11-2010, 10:58 PM

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Originally Posted by geckoGT

Very true, I see cops wearing vests at crashes and RBT's but never on traffic stops.

It won't be long for them though. Technically we have to wear a vest at any time that we stop on a road that has medium to high traffic for any reason despite the fact that we also have flashing lights and offset park (referred to as fend off positioning).

Got pulled over couple months ago, both cops were wearing high vis clothing, although it was at night time.

he even ask me what my reason for speeding was? .... I do it every day...every single day!!

XCwillo · 26-11-2010, 01:21 AM

Red P plater driving a GS spec Matte black XC ute with a 4 barral holley and exhaust system that dumps at the diff = what up officer -_-

I get followed ALL the time by police
Sometimes they follow me, do a rego check then turn off somewhere
but tonight i got pulled over on my way back from the movies
Its was the main street through town and me and the cop where the only ones on the road
just for laughs i flicked on all the Missile switches on my centre facia that do nothing (carefull not to flick the rev limiter :| )
then casually cruised past the copper (he was doing 50)
He took one look inside my car as i drove past and seen all the switches, the mass tacho, and the gauge mounted outside the windscreen and immediatly went in behind me and pulled me over >.<
Just asked if it was my car, liscence check and off i went! all the while the other officer was searching over my car with his flashlight as tho he was searching for a defect >.<

v gate · 26-11-2010, 04:31 AM

When we were kids we would get out the dirt bikes and go for it through our local creeks. The cops came down in a patrol car to chase us off in a commie but got themselves bottomed out about 20 secs into the great escape.
2 weeks later same deal except they roll up on a couple bikes. This time the chase went about 30 secs before one pour bugger hit a big pool of water and got tossed off the bike. He got up looking like a ****ed off drowned rat covered in grass and mud but what made it worse was his mate was laughing as hard as we were.
Truth is they never stood a chance against the mighty power of our bikes. RM and MR fifties yep horsepower heroes.

fmc351 · 26-11-2010, 09:48 AM

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Originally Posted by v gate

When we were kids we would get out the dirt bikes and go for it through our local creeks. The cops came down in a patrol car to chase us off in a commie but got themselves bottomed out about 20 secs into the great escape.
2 weeks later same deal except they roll up on a couple bikes. This time the chase went about 30 secs before one pour bugger hit a big pool of water and got tossed off the bike. He got up looking like a ****ed off drowned rat covered in grass and mud but what made it worse was his mate was laughing as hard as we were.
Truth is they never stood a chance against the mighty power of our bikes. RM and MR fifties yep horsepower heroes.

This is probably a tad more common than many might think. We had the same thing with bikes through the local paddocks (not private prop) and creeks and a couple old abandoned quarries. There used to be as many as 70 bikes (never counted, just a guess) all over the place, yz, cr's etc. Had been going on for years but every now and then we get a blitz. Sometimes they'd bring in the VicPol chopper too, it was a large area.

Anyway, there was only one way in or out for cars and one of the divvy vans took off after a guy on a yz250 down a narrow track (bike width). He should have known what was coming as the paddock is full of rocks and box thorns. The divvy hits a rock and ends up on its roof. A few hours pass, most of us have buggered off home and put the bikes away and word is getting around about the divvy. Must have been 150-200 teenagers hanging around the only way out for the tilt tray, and cheering them as they drive it out. No-one was hurt as far as I know.

66GT · 26-11-2010, 09:29 AM

Long time ago late one night, getting a lift home from a mate in his tradies ute. Unmarked cop car pulls along side & the uniformed officer in the passanger side holds up a backlit sign that has the word police (you older guys would know the ones- mid to late 80's). My mate tells me to pass him the small box in the glove compartment, & plug the cord into the ciggy. lighter. I do this & he held his similar sized backlit sign with the word plummer up for the cop to see. Turns out 2 very ****ed off cops stating stuff like its not very apprioate to have a sign like that & how distracting do you think that would be for other drivers? WTF? In the end they confiscated the plummer sign & let us go. Mate said he'd been waiting a while to do that & they should have asked if he had any more? But that's another couple of stories.

Bearman · 26-11-2010, 09:36 AM

Apologies in advance for the long post.............

The year was 1986 and my ride was a stock VF Valiant VIP with plenty of rust in the back window and pillars (hidden my a vinyl roof) and paintwork which was 4 different shades of Maroon. It was however in excelent mechanical condition, just looked like a crapper.

I had just left my parents place heading back to Melbourne. It had been raining for 2 days and turned a back road I use into a quagmire which transformed my crapper Valiant into a mud pile on wheels. I turned onto the main highway and before I got up to cruising speed a highway patrol copper had me pulled over on the side of the road.

The copper gets out of the VK Commodore interceptor and strides over. He was immculately turned out in his short bodied jacket, jodhpurs and high leather boots (dead set, that's what HWP officers wore in those days!!). He came to my window and asked for my license. He asked if this car was roadworthy and I assured him it was and is in excellent mechanical condition. He said "doesn't look like it to me". He was strutting around like a prize bull at the Melbourne show. Shoulders back, chest out and a slow, purposeful stride. He slowly walked to the back of the car, across the back, stepped off the road (the road was built up about a foot from the natural ground level) to walk slowly up the passenger side. It was quite menacing and I was sure the car was going to be defected.

He paused to read my rego sticker. He then went to the front of the car to step back up onto road level. Next thing I see was he disappeared from sight. He's come a cropper in the mud!! I couldn't believe it!! He appeared again covered in mud then slowly shuffled across the front of the car and back to my window. His shoulders were slumped and his head was down. He gently wiped my license clean on his sleeve and said "I'm sorry I got your licence muddy". He told me to drive carefully in these bad conditions then he shuffled back to his interceptor.

I nearly died trying and succeedng in not laughing at him. I must admit I did feel a bit sorry for him but at least my car didn't get defected which I'm sure was going to be the outcome had the copper kept his feet (and his composure).

geckoGT · 26-11-2010, 10:16 AM

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Originally Posted by Bearman

Apologies in advance for the long post.............

The year was 1986 and my ride was a stock VF Valiant VIP with plenty of rust in the back window and pillars (hidden my a vinyl roof) and paintwork which was 4 different shades of Maroon. It was however in excelent mechanical condition, just looked like a crapper.

I had just left my parents place heading back to Melbourne. It had been raining for 2 days and turned a back road I use into a quagmire which transformed my crapper Valiant into a mud pile on wheels. I turned onto the main highway and before I got up to cruising speed a highway patrol copper had me pulled over on the side of the road.

The copper gets out of the VK Commodore interceptor and strides over. He was immculately turned out in his short bodied jacket, jodhpurs and high leather boots (dead set, that's what HWP officers wore in those days!!). He came to my window and asked for my license. He asked if this car was roadworthy and I assured him it was and is in excellent mechanical condition. He said "doesn't look like it to me". He was strutting around like a prize bull at the Melbourne show. Shoulders back, chest out and a slow, purposeful stride. He slowly walked to the back of the car, across the back, stepped off the road (the road was built up about a foot from the natural ground level) to walk slowly up the passenger side. It was quite menacing and I was sure the car was going to be defected.

He paused to read my rego sticker. He then went to the front of the car to step back up onto road level. Next thing I see was he disappeared from sight. He's come a cropper in the mud!! I couldn't believe it!! He appeared again covered in mud then slowly shuffled across the front of the car and back to my window. His shoulders were slumped and his head was down. He gently wiped my license clean on his sleeve and said "I'm sorry I got your licence muddy". He told me to drive carefully in these bad conditions then he shuffled back to his interceptor.

I nearly died trying and succeedng in not laughing at him. I must admit I did feel a bit sorry for him but at least my car didn't get defected which I'm sure was going to be the outcome had the copper kept his feet (and his composure).

So hard to look cool and menacing when you have mud all over your face!

2011G6E · 16-08-2011, 10:07 PM

My old four cylinder Commodore many years ago had a trailer plug wired into the taillights of the car with those rediculous plastic press-on clips that "splice" (kind of...) the wires together. As a result, now and then all the taillights would go out, and then just as suddenly come back on, without blowing any fuses. It was one of those "I'll fix it one day" things.

I was driving out of town back home one night, and saw a police car following me. He followed through several turns, and I made sure I stuck exactly on the limit. He eventually flicked on his lights and got me to pull over. I stopped the car, put it in park, turned it off, and killed the lights, then got out to see what he wanted.

The young cop said "No big deal mate, just wanted to let you know your taillights were out...your number plate light was on, and I could see your headlights on the road in front of you, but your taillights don't work".
I forgot for the moment about the trailer light wiring, and said "really?, and he said "Yep, turn them on and I'll show you".

I turned the lights on as he stood behind the car, and the taillights, of course, all came on.
He was dumfounded, and said, after a pause, "But...but...they weren't working...honestly...I could see your headlights, and your number plate light was on...but your taillights weren't...believe me!"

I then remembered about the wiring and told him, and he hesitated again and returned to his car, saying "Yes well...just make sure and get it fixed...good night..."

purnong · 16-08-2011, 10:57 PM

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Originally Posted by 2011G6E

My old four cylinder Commodore many years ago had a trailer plug wired into the taillights of the car with those rediculous plastic press-on clips that "splice" (kind of...) the wires together. As a result, now and then all the taillights would go out, and then just as suddenly come back on, without blowing any fuses. It was one of those "I'll fix it one day" things.

My 2011 FG XR6T came with those fitted at the dealer, Lucky me
I arced up about it because I reckon these things are evil and the dealer and fitter couldn't see the problem
The fitter even said he uses the 67 cent good ones and not the 16 cent cheapies

**DJM83** · 26-11-2010, 09:49 AM

My uncle was telling me yesterday, not long after he moved to QLD from NSW he was driving back to visit family, he had personalised QLD got pulled over for a minor offence when the rozzer was writing out the ticket he put NSW rego on it not QLD, needless to say he got nothing in the mail later and the poor ol bugger with the same NSW rego copped it.