Ridiculous MOT advisorys (pic inside)
15 June 2013, 02:25 PM
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Ridiculous MOT advisorys (pic inside)
Are there any MOT guys that can explain why this is so ridiculous?
No.4 is fine as I don't have a rear bench inside the car, but how can the standard engine covers be classed as an advisory? Secondly, how on earth is having to press the headlight switch an advisory?
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15 June 2013, 04:01 PM
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only covering thier backs since thier not aloud to remove anything
if theres a fault behind the tray they wouldnt have seen it, if vosa checked and saw a fault behind the tray the garage is covered
a bit picky though
if theres a fault behind the tray they wouldnt have seen it, if vosa checked and saw a fault behind the tray the garage is covered
a bit picky though
15 June 2013, 05:16 PM
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There should be a "Comments" section on MOT's for this, not "Advisory" in my opinion.
My dad got this on his B6 Passat a little while back too.
It passed with flying colours.
My dad got this on his B6 Passat a little while back too.
It passed with flying colours.
15 June 2013, 05:24 PM
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Very picky. I don't think it's a true MOT if VOSA don't keep up with manufacturers that fit such engine covers and undertrays.
They take a minute(s) to remove, and could reveal a host of MOT issues, or at least proper advisories like oil leaks or coolant leaks etc - the sort of thing I'd like to know about after paying (in some cases) £54.85
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