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Latest revision as of 00:00, 24 March 2011
Background
This is a list of different things which people have failed their MOT's on.
Checklist
- Lights front
- Indicators
- Side Repeaters
- Side Lights
- Dip Beam
- Main Beam
- Hazard Lights
- Lights rear
- Indicators ss
- Side Lights
- Number Plate Light
- Brake Light
- Rear Fog
- Front Screen
- Wipers Wipe the Screen ok
- Washers Work and Hit the Screen in Right Place
- A Chip on the Screen Depends on Size and Where
- A Crack Usually Means a New Screen
Others
- Fuel Flap Opens
- Condition of Rubber Seal on Petrol Cap
- Check Seat Belts Push in ok and Lock When you Pull the Belt
- Check Condition of Belt i.e. NO Splits
- Check Tyres for Wear
- Inner/Outer Edges Slight Wear Might be ok
- Check C/V Boots Inner/Outer
- Steering Rack Boots
- Check Pads and Discs for Bad Wear
- Bonnet Opens
- Exhaust Does not have a Bad Blow and Excess Corrosion
- Check Door Mirrors as a Distorted Drives Side one will Fail the MOT
- Seat Belt Stalk Trim (no kidding, just glued the thing on and it's been fine since)
- Excess Corrosion on Brake Lines
- Brake Hoses Rubbing on Tyres (turn the wheel to full lock both ways to check)
- Excess Corrosion on Power Steering Lines (especially cooler lines)
- Pedal Rubbers
- Roll Bar Bushings
- Rear Roll Bar Bushing Links on the Mk 1's
- Tie Rod Ends (inner as well, in the rack, shake the steering back and forth and check for movement)
- Check Ball Joints for Play
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