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What if he welded the door up dukes of hazard style and it was no longer a door
MOT question
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Don't have a clue regarding the door problem but my dad always uses the garage in Burnbank near the greenfield.
The guy Gus, I think, is always spot on and honest about what needs done now or in the future.
The guy Gus, I think, is always spot on and honest about what needs done now or in the future.
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All the information you need for an MOT is available here http://www.motuk.co.uk/manuals.htm
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I'm somewhat sure a door not opening is not in itself an MOT fail, but the door opening is a pre-requisite of the MOT. This is certainly the case with the boot.
Car passed on the door aspect of the MOT, discussed it beforehand with the tester as I was ringing for booking/pricing.
MOT failed on steering joint and headlights sitting too high. Hmm, headlights sitting too high? The bulbs have always sat in the same position. Adjustment is free, luckily.
MOT failed on steering joint and headlights sitting too high. Hmm, headlights sitting too high? The bulbs have always sat in the same position. Adjustment is free, luckily.
There's a garage near the Greenfield?
Any work on my car is generally done by Tom Canning. For MOTs I take it over to Bellshill for council testing, unfortunately due to missed expiration I had to opt for Auto Services down the road from you.