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Quick MoT question
The car is due MoT tomorrow and I've read a lot about putting an AWD/4WD on a two wheel rolling road. But is it ok to do brake checks on the two wheel system or should I insist they do on the road?
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Just found this ....
http://www.motuk.co.uk/manual_370.htm
Vehicles not to be tested on a roller brake tester
Certain vehicles should not be tested on a roller brake tester, eg vehicles
with
- More than one driving axle permanently engaged
- Limited-slip differential
- Belt-driven transmission
- Brakes for which the servo operates only when the vehicle is moving
These vehicles should be tested using a properly calibrated and maintained
decelerometer or a plate brake tester designated as acceptable for the
statutory tests, see Sub Section 3.7 B, page 25, and C, page 26.
http://www.motuk.co.uk/manual_370.htm
Vehicles not to be tested on a roller brake tester
Certain vehicles should not be tested on a roller brake tester, eg vehicles
with
- More than one driving axle permanently engaged
- Limited-slip differential
- Belt-driven transmission
- Brakes for which the servo operates only when the vehicle is moving
These vehicles should be tested using a properly calibrated and maintained
decelerometer or a plate brake tester designated as acceptable for the
statutory tests, see Sub Section 3.7 B, page 25, and C, page 26.
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My vars brakes have always been done on the rollers apart from once when the rollers were broken. No issues at all. This is assuming the MOT tester knows what he is doing. My MOT tester has rallied Impreza's for years.
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As already said, A scoob should never be tested on the rollers, always done on the road.
It always makes me chuckle knowing he has just had to unpeel his face off the windscreen with the brake and tyre set up I have
Saying that though if you watch the speed on the rollers, you can walk faster than it moves at
It always makes me chuckle knowing he has just had to unpeel his face off the windscreen with the brake and tyre set up I have
Saying that though if you watch the speed on the rollers, you can walk faster than it moves at
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