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Offline daniel-1986

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MOT question
« on: 04 November 2008, 09:47 »
my MOT is up at the start of december but i was thinking should i get it done this month so it gives me time to fix whats wrong with fingers crossed theres nothing wrong with it
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Offline rubjonny

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Re: MOT question
« Reply #1 on: 04 November 2008, 11:48 »
what is your question?  if its 'is it a good idea' then yes :)
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Offline Village Idiots

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Re: MOT question
« Reply #2 on: 04 November 2008, 12:08 »
You can put your car in for testing a month before it's due. If it passes and you have the old certificate there, the new one will be dated from the expiry of the old. It's a win win situation. Unusual for government dealing with motorists.
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Re: MOT question
« Reply #3 on: 04 November 2008, 19:38 »
Remember to go to one of the council MOT testing centres  :wink:
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Offline nealey

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Re: MOT question
« Reply #4 on: 04 November 2008, 21:16 »
Does it even work like this now, im fairly sure if you take your car for an early mot test and it fails it voids your current mot and s technically your car is flagged as a fail
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Offline shakeyjake

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Re: MOT question
« Reply #5 on: 04 November 2008, 22:30 »
news to me. If thats the case i had ponsing about in my car for two weeks with no mot :laugh:
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Offline Conker

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Re: MOT question
« Reply #6 on: 04 November 2008, 23:28 »
Quote from: nealey on 04 November 2008, 21:16
Does it even work like this now, im fairly sure if you take your car for an early mot test and it fails it voids your current mot and s technically your car is flagged as a fail


+1, I thought that too.   :undecided:

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Offline orbit48

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Re: MOT question
« Reply #7 on: 05 November 2008, 00:08 »
Quote from: nealey on 04 November 2008, 21:16
Does it even work like this now, im fairly sure if you take your car for an early mot test and it fails it voids your current mot and s technically your car is flagged as a fail

this is correct, if a vehicle fails an mot it has failed because it has been deemed to be in an unroadworthy condition, and has been given a written document (vt30 i think) with the reasons why an mot certificate has been refused.  that is why alot of people pay garages to do a pre mot service, then any faults found on the service can be sorted out........so it won't fail the mot
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