where to pass TUV in Germany
Re: where to pass TUV in Germany
Hello.
Maybe experts could comment on if I can pass legalization of EV build in Germany if i am not a Germany citizen?
I have difficulties with local institutions and looks like i will not be able to do that in Lithuania. Local EMC testing is no longer available.
Can somebody show the documents that state about donor car production date and how it helps in the legalization?
I want to finish building my Audi A2, but it is from 2003. Maybe i will need to look for older one?
Maybe experts could comment on if I can pass legalization of EV build in Germany if i am not a Germany citizen?
I have difficulties with local institutions and looks like i will not be able to do that in Lithuania. Local EMC testing is no longer available.
Can somebody show the documents that state about donor car production date and how it helps in the legalization?
I want to finish building my Audi A2, but it is from 2003. Maybe i will need to look for older one?
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Re: where to pass TUV in Germany
arber333 did it, because he had the same issues with local authorities: viewtopic.php?p=15631#p15631
But make sure to ask your local authorities beforehand whether or not they will accept the German TÜV report.
But make sure to ask your local authorities beforehand whether or not they will accept the German TÜV report.
Technical acceptance (TÜV in Germany)
In the wiki we have a list which describes what we have to do to get our EV cars legal. Have a look here: https://openinverter.org/wiki/Category:Legalities
What do you guys think about a documentation where we can find locations for technical acceptance for getting converted cars legal? Not every TÜV station is able to do that. Based on GDPR it's not allowed to post the name of the guy who is responsible for that. But I think it makes things easier for us to have locations for getting legality.
My idea is to add these information in the wiki where we have the legalities stuff.
Or do we have a documentation for that which I didn't find?
What do you guys think about a documentation where we can find locations for technical acceptance for getting converted cars legal? Not every TÜV station is able to do that. Based on GDPR it's not allowed to post the name of the guy who is responsible for that. But I think it makes things easier for us to have locations for getting legality.
My idea is to add these information in the wiki where we have the legalities stuff.
Or do we have a documentation for that which I didn't find?
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Re: Technical acceptance (TÜV in Germany)
Yes that is a good idea. Just the name and address of the station
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Re: Technical acceptance (TÜV in Germany)
There is also the other TÜV thread: viewtopic.php?f=22&t=4081. Maybe put all into one thread?
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Re: Technical acceptance (TÜV in Germany)
I don't have the rights. So I'm not able to extend the wiki.
If it's possible to give them to me I would enter my TÜV contact and the contacts of the thread uhi22 mentioned
If it's possible to give them to me I would enter my TÜV contact and the contacts of the thread uhi22 mentioned
Re: Technical acceptance (TÜV in Germany)
I think the idea would be great.
While watching a video of the legality of conversion by Classic Electric Cars I had to point out to a commenter that claimed it was not possible/legal in Germany that is IS legal if a bit bureaucratic and I suggested s/he come here.
While watching a video of the legality of conversion by Classic Electric Cars I had to point out to a commenter that claimed it was not possible/legal in Germany that is IS legal if a bit bureaucratic and I suggested s/he come here.
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Re: where to pass TUV in Germany
Merged the two topics.
Just log in with your forum password
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Re: where to pass TUV in Germany
Thanks, added the locations to get EV conversions road legal in Germany
Re: where to pass TUV in Germany
@chentron
in Germany looking for:
https://kudaschov.de/de/emv-2
he will make the EMV so you can pass the TÜV
in Germany looking for:
https://kudaschov.de/de/emv-2
he will make the EMV so you can pass the TÜV
Re: where to pass TUV in Germany
Does anyone recently had success to pass TÜV with his conversion? I'm planning a conversion, but had no luck with several TÜV stations. My local station wants EMV certificates, even for Leaf-components, no matter which registration date the car has. TÜV Pfarrkirchen requires EMV if car is newer than 88 accourding to Heiko Fleck, TÜV Göttingen wants EMV from 2001 on, also no matter what components are used.
The price for the EMV certificate from Kudaschov is ok, but I doubt the certificate will be accepted by many TÜV agents. They only measure emitted radiation, but the EMV guidelines demand much more as far as I know, like resistance of the car to irridation.
The price for the EMV certificate from Kudaschov is ok, but I doubt the certificate will be accepted by many TÜV agents. They only measure emitted radiation, but the EMV guidelines demand much more as far as I know, like resistance of the car to irridation.
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Re: where to pass TUV in Germany
there are 3 TUV in gottingen... did you check the one in dieselstrabe ?
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Re: where to pass TUV in Germany
The last time I went was with Audi A2. But that was first registered in 2001 so before that threshold date.
Anyway, Touran is from 2004 and back then I emailed Klaus Baumeister of TÜV Nord (unfortunately he is retired now)
Anyway, Touran is from 2004 and back then I emailed Klaus Baumeister of TÜV Nord (unfortunately he is retired now)
and he replied...
Nun möchte ich wieder einen Umbau machen, diesmal jedoch mit Serienkomponenten aus einem Nissan Leaf. D.h. Akkus, Motor und Elektronik werden übernommen Erleichtert dieses Vorgehen die Einzelabnahme? Oder genauer, muss ein so umgebautes Fahrzeug nochmal komplett auf EMV geprüft werden?
I told this to Mr. Siebold who said he will accept this email next time I do a post-2002 carGuten Tag Herr Hübner,
wenn nachweislich alle Komponenten übernommen werden, sind weitere praktische Prüfungen nicht erfoderlich.
Mit freundlichen Grüßen aus Hannover
i.A.
Klaus W. Baumeister
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Re: where to pass TUV in Germany
Yes, I was in contact with Dieselstr., but as you can send emails only via central email adress of TÜV Nord, they forwarded it to Mr. Lechte.
I'm not sure if something changed, as Heiko Fleck told me they where able to get it passed till 4 month ago. But I can't find any newer VdTÜV Leaflet.
I'm not sure if something changed, as Heiko Fleck told me they where able to get it passed till 4 month ago. But I can't find any newer VdTÜV Leaflet.
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Re: where to pass TUV in Germany
I wonder where 1988 comes from. The RL 72/245/EWG is valid from 72 and was changed in 1995 by the RL 95/54/EG. From then on, it applies not only to vehicles with spark ignition, but to all vehicles.
Re: where to pass TUV in Germany
Sometimes numbers are randomly generated for the answers, I guess. Göttingen also told me from 2001 on I'ld need the EMV certificate, even though the VdTÜV states October 2002 for that. And somewhere I read that the "Funkentstörung" is necessary for cars from 89 on. Who knows... as there is no competition possible for road legalization, they can create their own rules and you can sue if you want to. But maybe then its cheaper, quicker and more successful to simply get those measurements and certificates they want.
As long as its not a new directive from the management, there's at least a chance to find someone realistic. If it is, we're screwed.
As long as its not a new directive from the management, there's at least a chance to find someone realistic. If it is, we're screwed.