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Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: LFF64 on 26 February 2008, 17:29:03
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:) Managed to get the car in for its MOT today and it has passed with flying colours and with no incidents at all today ::)
I know its just had all 4 tryes replaced and the steering idler replaced as advised by vx which if you ask me was probably not that bad anyway ::) .
Fingers crossed this car makes it through to next year . My last one was written off two months after its mot last year :(
Apparently the emission were very low on the car and the comment thats a nice looking car makes it seem like even better ;)
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Sweat over for another year - always a good feeling.
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well done fella :y.......having the car mot,d always reminds me of being an expectant father,waiting to see if everythings ok etc; great relief when its all over.if swmbo sees this comparison.........no dinner for me tonight ;D ;D
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you are right that is a horrible feeling sitting there just waiting , I was not too sure on the wishbones and was dreading them coming out and saying they were fubar ;) Even worse the bloke came out and I asked if it was ok he said yes but it would be another 30 minutes until it was ready thats when the scarey thoughts start . like oh no what have they found wrong and how much is this going to cost :)
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you are right that is a horrible feeling sitting there just waiting , I was not too sure on the wishbones and was dreading them coming out and saying they were fubar ;) Even worse the bloke came out and I asked if it was ok he said yes but it would be another 30 minutes until it was ready thats when the scarey thoughts start . like oh no what have they found wrong and how much is this going to cost :)
Well done mate!
There is something with 30 minutes on the MOT. When I took mine in last time (a retest I think), they were taking forever to check my handbrake. Went over to check and they said 'its fine but we need to take another 5 minutes for the computerised system'.. Mad.
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Nicely done .. sweet and legal .. :) :y :y
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you are right that is a horrible feeling sitting there just waiting , I was not too sure on the wishbones and was dreading them coming out and saying they were fubar ;) Even worse the bloke came out and I asked if it was ok he said yes but it would be another 30 minutes until it was ready thats when the scarey thoughts start . like oh no what have they found wrong and how much is this going to cost :)
Well done mate!
There is something with 30 minutes on the MOT. When I took mine in last time (a retest I think), they were taking forever to check my handbrake. Went over to check and they said 'its fine but we need to take another 5 minutes for the computerised system'.. Mad.
The time thing is that VOSA, the overseeing body for testing, know that a full and proper test should take 40 minutes or so. No doubt a certificated tester will confirm the time... If they try to push through too many tests in a day now, the computer shows it up and they are captured! Gone are the days of a 10 minute test...... ;)
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you are right that is a horrible feeling sitting there just waiting , I was not too sure on the wishbones and was dreading them coming out and saying they were fubar ;) Even worse the bloke came out and I asked if it was ok he said yes but it would be another 30 minutes until it was ready thats when the scarey thoughts start . like oh no what have they found wrong and how much is this going to cost :)
Well done mate!
There is something with 30 minutes on the MOT. When I took mine in last time (a retest I think), they were taking forever to check my handbrake. Went over to check and they said 'its fine but we need to take another 5 minutes for the computerised system'.. Mad.
The time thing is that VOSA, the overseeing body for testing, know that a full and proper test should take 40 minutes or so. No doubt a certificated tester will confirm the time... If they try to push through too many tests in a day now, the computer shows it up and they are captured! Gone are the days of a 10 minute test...... ;)
Time limit is enforced by the testers ID card which has to be plugged into the computer terminal whilst the test takes place, system won't let a tester book onto another test whilst it thinks he should still be testing a previous motor.
The actual checking for longer than seems necessary is in case the station is being watched by VOSA, so my mate in the trade tells me.
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you are right that is a horrible feeling sitting there just waiting , I was not too sure on the wishbones and was dreading them coming out and saying they were fubar ;) Even worse the bloke came out and I asked if it was ok he said yes but it would be another 30 minutes until it was ready thats when the scarey thoughts start . like oh no what have they found wrong and how much is this going to cost :)
Well done mate!
There is something with 30 minutes on the MOT. When I took mine in last time (a retest I think), they were taking forever to check my handbrake. Went over to check and they said 'its fine but we need to take another 5 minutes for the computerised system'.. Mad.
The time thing is that VOSA, the overseeing body for testing, know that a full and proper test should take 40 minutes or so. No doubt a certificated tester will confirm the time... If they try to push through too many tests in a day now, the computer shows it up and they are captured! Gone are the days of a 10 minute test...... ;)
You can do a test in as little or as long as it takes the adverage time for a full test is 52-53 minutes. My adverage is about 40-45 but i know a couple of long serving testers that do them in 25-30 mins. Vosa do check on stations that are way over or under but if they cant find anything wrong they leave us to it