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When purchasing a salvage car, a brake and light inspection is crucial to ensure the vehicle meets road safety standards. Salvage cars often have damage from accidents, and faulty brakes or lights can be dangerous. During the inspection, certified mechanics check the braking system’s functionality, including pads, rotors, and fluid levels. They also test all exterior lights, including headlights, brake lights, and turn signals. Passing the brake and light inspection for salvage cars is usually required for re-registration, ensuring the car is roadworthy and safe for everyday driving. Always prioritize this inspection when restoring a salvage vehicle.

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