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Chat Area => General Car Chat => Topic started by: terry paget on 21 May 2019, 15:30:22
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As said in earlier thread, I changed the central exhaust, a couple of bulbs, and adjusted the handbrake, and submitted this car for MOT. It passed! 2 'repair as soon as possible' notes, both drive shaft gaiters worn and joints worn, tester recommended replacing drive shafts with good used; 2 worn tyres, aux belt worn, and washer alignment poor. But it passed; I'll settle for that.
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A pass is a pass.
My old Rover 25 had a habit of passing MOTs with no prep work, just general servicing.
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A pass is a pass.
My old Rover 25 had a habit of passing MOTs with no prep work, just general servicing.
That's how all cars should get MOTs. And they do when you get the servicing right and fix faults properly as they happen.
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A pass is a pass.
My old Rover 25 had a habit of passing MOTs with no prep work, just general servicing.
That's how all cars should get MOTs. And they do when you get the servicing right and fix faults properly as they happen.
Being a superior Rover, it hardly ever needed fixing...
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Always good a pass 😀
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Happy days :y
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I hope you didn't feed the testers Labrador dairy milk Chocolate,, its not good for dogs.
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I hope you didn't feed the testers Labrador dairy milk Chocolate,, its not good for dogs.
Dog wasn't there on Tuesday, I enquired after it, and was told that his wife was at home on maternity leave and the dog was with her.