By WOW - 13/07/2013 20:40 - Kenya

Today, my driving instructor failed me on my test, because I forgot to turn the air conditioning off after parking. FML
I agree, your life sucks 66 195
You deserved it 5 896

Same thing different taste

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I feel that there's gotta be a way to fight that. That's total bullshit.

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They cant fail you for that. I would know. The only thing they are suppose to be focusing on is your driving. Talk to someone about it there and tell them what happened. Good luck! (:

boredgirl_02 14

um yeah...in Ohio where i took mine you could miss 3 points before you fail. my instructor told me what i did wrong so i didnt do it again. they check the lights and horn but the ac has nothing to do with how safe the car is so that sounds like bs

I'm not one to start a fuss over assholes but I think that is illegal and you should be reimbursed and that instructor should be out of a job.

I'm sorry, but there is no way in hell that not turning the a/c off is reason enough to fail you. In any country.

sinekt 9

As an IT technician with years of experience in electronics and electrics and as a person who does the electrical wiring by himself for the car, and nearly set my car on fire one day because the shitty wires that the central locking system came with, that were so shitty that they caused current drop and bursted into flames when a short occured, without tripping the fuse, yeah, I can tell you that ANY electrical consumer left turned on after parking can cost you AT LEAST your car. If not worse... this guy did a great job and you definitely deserved it.

sinekt 9

You don't understand. But that's ok, I won't even bother explaining, I'm used to this. It seems that more than half of people generally don't understand anything around them, it's quite common. And I wasn't talking about the damn battery.

I think you are the one who doesn't understand. I won't even bother going into your story at all, because that would take WAAAAY too long and is besides the point. So is your story, regardless of what you should do with an A/C, it is nowhere legal to fail a student for leaving the A/C on. This is the only point in this post, which you missed.

Pro-tip: A/C turns off when you turn the car off. In fact, as the car is often very hot sitting in the sun some people would prefer to leave it switched on.

sinekt 9

The COMPRESSOR turns off, as it's connected to the engine through an electrically activated clutch. That is entirely something else.

Get the reason for failure in writing then Ask to see that law in the drivers manual . Instructor was just being a dick