3.5 Mechanical Brake Components
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In all cases dangerous defects should be clearly explained to the vehicle presenter. The tester must be qualified to carry out the road test, and must ensure it is safe to conduct that test. This practice is permissible, but it must be noted that a tester should not proceed with the brake performance test if there is a defect which could cause; • Injury to any person; • Or damage to the vehicle or other property.
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3.5 Mechanical Brake Components - Any re-examination and fee must be in line with normal policy see Fees and Appeals poster treating the component which could not be examined, as a failure item.
I don't like the sound of this one yeah, its virtually no different, the big one is prohibiting cars from leaving the garage if its dangerous. Also they are supposed to fail any dpf can that has been welded unless you can show a cleaning receipt... Is there a number specified for the mk2 DV6s or will it just be the standard 1. Also they are supposed to fail any dpf can that has been welded unless you can show a cleaning receipt... Its not clear, but I think its 1. No visible smoke of any colour is the other part, which again should be fine. I use the council testing station so they cannot do repairs. So if you do an inspection, fail it and the car is deemed dangerous to drive and they drive away, how do you avoid responsibility for allowing them to break the law? I dunno mate, I can see that turning in to a legal nightmare. So if you do an inspection, fail it and the car is deemed dangerous to drive and they drive away, how do you avoid responsibility for allowing them to break the law? I dunno mate, I can see that turning in to a legal nightmare. It would be up to the owner of the car if they get the car recovered or decide to take it on the road. To elaborate on my first comment regarding the tyres and how they are tested. So if that is the case and not a mistake, is it really all about safety? Clearly not in my opinion. When I took the fiesta for its first MOT of owning it, it failed because the brake pedal would creep in and then be able to be fully depressed. When it was left on the driveway I noticed there was a wet patch from the rear driver side. Found out that one of the mot workers accidentally broke the brake fluid hose which goes to the drum. Got it changed along with the other side for piece of mind. Really if a car fails an MOT the owner should decide whether to get it repaired in the centre or repair it themselves. And for the record, brake lines are still up there in my top 5 most hated jobs Most likely was the case. The right hose was the one which had a leak and you can see how much dirt is on it compared to the left one. Was worried it was the brake master cylinder but was happy after the mot guys told me. It would be up to the owner of the car if they get the car recovered or decide to take it on the road. With the way this change is being peddled in the media and with the blame culture we now live in, if I were a manager of an MOT station, I'd be getting them to sign something, one thing in life will not have, if they can shift the blame they will. With the way this change is being peddled in the media and with the blame culture we now live in, if I were a manager of an MOT station, I'd be getting them to sign something, one thing in life will not have, if they can shift the blame they will. Indeed, it is turning into a sad world really. But I was still surprised as it was a freezing cold January day! Once you've ground back the welds and buffed it clean, why not go the whole way and have it chromed as well? Most likely was the case. The right hose was the one which had a leak and you can see how much dirt is on it compared to the left one. Was worried it was the brake master cylinder but was happy after the mot guys told me. The MK6 brake hoses seem to be prone to rust and early failure. On the ST150 I had the brake hoses were in a shocking state and did fail the MOT after 2 years of advisories at just 8 years old... Looking at the Fiesta facebook groups showed it was quite common. Fortunately I had some copper pipe left over from doing a mates brake lines but his car was twice as old lol!
All mobile phones are designed and manufactured by Motorola Mobility LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Lenovo. The registration document or other evidence of the date of first use is not produced if the information therein, is necessary for the test to be carried out. From 20th May 2018 the MOT manual will have a major update. By using this website you agree to the use of cookies. IV Quadricycle Four wheeled vehicle with a max ULW of 400kg 500kg for a goods vehicle with a max net power of 15KW IV If any of the above vehicles are electrically powered, their unladen weight must not include the weight of the batteries. A small amount of corrosion in an important part of a vehicle structure can make a vehicle unsafe where it compromises the load bearing capacity of the structure. Mot manual can be seen in figures 1 to 4 at the end of this Appendix, mot manual the shaded portions indicate the important load bearing parts of various typical vehicle constructions. The whole of the test should be carried out without interruption. Big changes are coming to the MOT inspection manual. Testable items mounted to plastic structures Testable items, such as steering racks, sub frames and seat belts, are sometimes mounted directly to plastic structures that do not have metal reinforcement. Its not clear, but I think its 1. mot manual
