What is the consequence of a vehicle being inspected with turn signals not in the manufacturer’s intended location?

When a vehicle is inspected and its turn signals are found not to be in the manufacturer's intended location, the consequence is that it will fail inspection. This is because turn signals are a critical aspect of vehicular safety, ensuring that other drivers can see and respond to the vehicle's intentions on the road. The placement of these signals is designed to meet specific visibility and operational standards set by the manufacturer and regulatory authorities. If they are not positioned correctly, it could lead to confusion or accidents, undermining road safety.

Thus, non-compliance with the manufacturer's specifications regarding turn signal placement directly leads to a failure of the inspection process. This underscores the importance of adhering to safety standards and regulations, which are in place to protect not only the vehicle's occupants but also other road users.