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Posted By: Clive New M.O.T certificates from Oct 2011 - 22nd Nov 2011 9:55am
All these will be filled in by hand, not printed.

PASS

FAIL

Issued with Fail sheet

Advisory Form

M.O.T Check List
Posted By: _Ste_ Re: New M.O.T certificates from Oct 2011 - 22nd Nov 2011 11:15am
They are a friggin pain in the arse!

They print the advisorys on the PASS certificate even if it passes 1st time.


Puts off prospective buyers as they no longer need to ask for the advisory notice mad
Posted By: Anonymous Re: New M.O.T certificates from Oct 2011 - 22nd Nov 2011 11:30am
Excuse my ignorance, but why have they gone back to the hand written sketch ?? Seems a strange move.

The Pinz goes in for its Class 7 on Thursday. It will be interesting to see what they give me.
Posted By: Anonymous Re: New M.O.T certificates from Oct 2011 - 22nd Nov 2011 11:34am
Originally Posted by Pinzgauer
Excuse my ignorance, but why have they gone back to the hand written sketch ?? Seems a strange move.


withthat
Posted By: _Ste_ Re: New M.O.T certificates from Oct 2011 - 22nd Nov 2011 11:41am
Originally Posted by Frog_Eyes
Originally Posted by Pinzgauer
Excuse my ignorance, but why have they gone back to the hand written sketch ?? Seems a strange move.


withthat


They haven`t, it`s printed.

Only written part is the signature.
Posted By: Anonymous Re: New M.O.T certificates from Oct 2011 - 22nd Nov 2011 11:50am
Sorry. I was reading what Willo said. Have I missed the point here?
Posted By: Anonymous Re: New M.O.T certificates from Oct 2011 - 22nd Nov 2011 11:53am
Originally Posted by _Ste_
Originally Posted by Frog_Eyes
Originally Posted by Pinzgauer
Excuse my ignorance, but why have they gone back to the hand written sketch ?? Seems a strange move.


withthat


They haven`t, it`s printed.

Only written part is the signature.






Ye like it has been for the past how many years.


but...


Originally Posted by Willo
All these will be filled in by hand, not printed.



think
Posted By: Anonymous Re: New M.O.T certificates from Oct 2011 - 22nd Nov 2011 11:55am
My brain hurts !
Posted By: Anonymous Re: New M.O.T certificates from Oct 2011 - 22nd Nov 2011 11:59am
Originally Posted by Pinzgauer
My brain hurts !



withthat raftl
Posted By: Clive Re: New M.O.T certificates from Oct 2011 - 22nd Nov 2011 12:07pm
http://motforum.proboards.com/index.cgi

according to this site, it will be hand written.
Posted By: _Ste_ Re: New M.O.T certificates from Oct 2011 - 22nd Nov 2011 12:34pm
Originally Posted by Willo
http://motforum.proboards.com/index.cgi

according to this site, it will be hand written.


Fake site, talking shite.

We have several mots here and they are all printed, thankya thankya pray

Do you lot really think mot inspectors have the time to handwrite all the mots out?

Lmao.
Posted By: Clive Re: New M.O.T certificates from Oct 2011 - 22nd Nov 2011 12:39pm
Originally Posted by _Ste_
Originally Posted by Willo
http://motforum.proboards.com/index.cgi

according to this site, it will be hand written.


Fake site, talking shite.

We have several mots here and they are all printed, thankya thankya pray

Do you lot really think mot inspectors have the time to handwrite all the mots out?

Lmao.
I do apolgize for pointing out what I thought was true, the new mot test comes in in jan tho, that much i do know is true seeyu
Posted By: _Ste_ Re: New M.O.T certificates from Oct 2011 - 22nd Nov 2011 12:51pm
Didn't mean you mate I meant the site lol.

More rules for the new mot laws? Hmm. I think they should change it to every 6 months. smile
Posted By: Clive Re: New M.O.T certificates from Oct 2011 - 22nd Nov 2011 12:55pm
this seems like a decent site http://forums.motester.co.uk/

I know that from jan cars with air bag lights on or E.M.L on will fail.

I hope they dont bring in the mot tests for every 2 yrs, thats just stupid.
Posted By: Clive Re: New M.O.T certificates from Oct 2011 - 22nd Nov 2011 1:01pm
Steering lock operation - Steering locks not engaging when the ignition key is removed will fail.

Engine warning lamps, brake fluid warning lamps, ESP lamps, EPB lamps illumination - ANY of the above illuminated indicating a fault will fail.

TPMS (Tyre pressure monitoring systems) warning lamps - Again, if illuminated indicating a fault, will fail.

Airbag/SRS lamp illumination - If this warning lamp is illuminated it will fail.

HID Headlamps - Now, a little grey area here. They will be included in the new test, and will fail if they prove to be outside of the specified conditions... but the conditions and reasons for rejections haven't been written/decided yet, so sit tight.

Wiring - Any wiring (loomed or otherwise) that is damaged, or fitted in such a way that could cause damage to said wiring, or other systems will fail.

Engine mountings - Engine mountings will be a part of the test. incorrect mounting, corrosion in a prescribed area etc will fail.

PAS (Power assisted steering) fluid level will be tested.

Rear doors must open in the new test. Previously (and currently), if the tester feels he can access the testable items in the rear (seatbelts, prescribed areas etc) without needing the doors open, they don't need to open. This will now be a failure.

13 pin towbar sockets - tested for correct operation using a plug in testing tool.

Inappropriate modifications or repairs - The wording on this is quite vague at the moment, but if a major component has been modified, and that modification/repair makes the vehicle dangerous or seriously weakens the original component, expect it to fail.

ANY ball joint dust cover - The small rubber boots over ball joints must be intact and free or splits, tears or holes, or it fails.

All CVJ gaiters will be tested - Currently, only the front outer] CVJ gaiters are tested. This new rule extends it to inner and outer, front and rear.

A catalytic converter missing WILL be a reason for failure, regardless of whether or not the emissions limits are met.

Fuel pipe chaffing or damage - Currently they only fail when they are leaking, this rule means that any chaffing or rubbing causing damage will fail.

The braking imbalance limit is lowered to 30% across all axles.

Vehicles built post July 2010 will have to have at least 58% braking efficiency to pass (currently it's 50% for a dual circuit braking system)

Insecure batteries will become a failure

The main beam warning lamp must illuminate with the main beam lamps
All light switches must operate the corresponding lights immediately. No tapping, or wiggling to make it work!

Remember, these changes will all be brought into testing starting from the 1st January 2012. The exact wording of each failure has yet to be released.
Posted By: Clive Re: New M.O.T certificates from Oct 2011 - 22nd Nov 2011 1:06pm
http://www.dft.gov.uk/vosa/repository/MOT%20Inspection%20Manual.pdf


About the changes:
http://www.dft.gov.uk/vosa/repository/MoT%20-%20Issue%2051%20-%20Sep%202011.pdf
Posted By: _Ste_ Re: New M.O.T certificates from Oct 2011 - 22nd Nov 2011 1:25pm
Excellent, all the more cheap cars for moi due to people not being able to afford to get them through the mot smile

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Posted By: BandyCoot Re: New M.O.T certificates from Oct 2011 - 22nd Nov 2011 1:41pm
There was an idea mooted that cars be mot'd by mileage rather than just every 12 months, I think mine would go about every five years then. When there are loads of bent mot's around can't see the sense in any of it unless doc checks are enforced.
Posted By: rhoobarb2002 Re: New M.O.T certificates from Oct 2011 - 22nd Nov 2011 1:52pm
Just got mine today, was printed. But with the advisories on it. For what reasons?
Posted By: _Ste_ Re: New M.O.T certificates from Oct 2011 - 22nd Nov 2011 4:39pm
Originally Posted by rhoobarb2002
Just got mine today, was printed. But with the advisories on it. For what reasons?


withthat Heres mine from today also.....

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Mine only needed a foglight bulb grin

Also wasn`t due fro the MOT until 1st december but with christmas around the corner i wanted it done early smile
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