MOT question

There is a cop on here if I remember right, well there was when I first joined up

Sure he drove an ex-police white commercial Terrano :bobby:

Come on Alex play the game mate :doh

Anyone fancy coming here with me

http://www.nissan4x4ownersclub.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=4140&d=1373749099

I want him back

If you have an MoT it is not invalidated by a fail.

AlexD333 said:

Tis a bad idea though, once it fails, it over rules your current MOT you see, so a pre test is definately needed in my case.

What does the law state for exhausts then? - can I just have a small can on the end of the pipe that points the fumes out from the underside of the cab? :nenau

how sure are we ARBS dont fail? my old plate that it once bolted to is all sheared..

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Not true if you have an MoT it is valid until it expires despite what MoT testers might tell at the likes of Quickfit.

The fail is recorded on the mot system though.

m.o.t. testers manual if you want to peruse it

http://www.transportoffice.gov.uk/c...nualsandguides/mottestingmanualsandguides.htm

Alex, I don`t think I am alone in considering that your post has pushed the very edge of goodwill and reason. Whilst your enthusiasm and interest in T`s has been supported and nurtured by all here, your current request is outrageous.
Rein it all in Alex, please, now........:doh

macabethiel said:

Not true if you have an MoT it is valid until it expires despite what MoT testers might tell at the likes of Quickfit.

The fail is recorded on the mot system though.

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I really don't think this is the case.. :nenau

Certainly not what I've known from honda n jag.. Perhaps I'm wrong.

Everyone is far too worried about all this.. I'll get it sorted

rayf3262 said:

This is a unique approach to routing the exhaust:
https://plus.google.com/photos/1061...5332657557108809330&oid=106166290292654336924

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Do tell?

alexd333 you plonker

terrano bob said:

alexd333 you plonker

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Ah mate I don't care, everyone is too panicky.

*awaits second lecture*

that says it all

AlexD333 said:

Ah mate I don't care, everyone is too panicky.

*awaits second lecture*

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R1cho said:

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:naughty

I am confident that is still valid

AlexD333 said:

I really don't think this is the case.. :nenau

Certainly not what I've known from honda n jag.. Perhaps I'm wrong.

Everyone is far too worried about all this.. I'll get it sorted

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They say the same thing at the Mercedes Benz dealer where I work so I had a long conversation with the most experienced tester and he agreed with me that the old one is still valid but was told by the VOSA inspectors to toe policy line that it becomes invalid.

From a legal position if the existing Mot was not originally obtained by fraud its valid from issue date to expiry date that is the basis of the test.

You would have to go through a legal process to revoke and recover the current MoT in orded to invalidate it as with Insurance Certificates and Car Tax Discs.

I spoke to my MOT guy, also a mate and he say's.... if you test a vehicle prior to the current MOT expiry date and it fails on items, the old/current MOT is superseded by the one it just failed on.
Same as if it passed the new MOT, it would start from now.
The MOT's are linked to the VOSA database and are in real time

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firebobby said:

I spoke to my MOT guy, also a mate and he say's.... if you test a vehicle prior to the current MOT expiry date and it fails on items, the old/current MOT is superseded by the one it just failed on.
Same as if it passed the new MOT, it would start from now.
The MOT's are linked to the VOSA database and are in real time

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I guess its academic as the real issue is whether the vehicle is roadworthy let me put a conundrum to you.

You have a current MoT that has 3 weeks and 6 days left on it and you go for a re-test and it fails on a tyre.

You go to your local tyre depot and have a new tyre fitted. On your premis the vehicle has no MoT due to the failure certificate but clearly tyhere is no reason for the old MoT not to be valid.
Below is extracted from VOSA advice.

"An MOT certificate is valid until the date of expiry. A new test will not invalidate the current MOT certificate. However, the "Fail" test result will show on the DVLA data base along with the "Pass" test result (ie any search on the DVLA data base will show both a pass and a fail result)."
Once you have a valid MoT certificate it remains valid until expiry, it can in fact be revoked by VOSA but only by them. Any subsequent test failure does no invalidate it.

"The police can access the data base and if while following your car an officer checks the MOT status, he would see a "Fail" and would be likely to pull you over to see if the repairs have been done or if the car is not roadworthy. You might then be prosecuted"
The first MOT test certificate IS still valid so you can still legally use the car on the road, insure it, tax it etc.

I have to say Alex, I wouldn't be so relaxed about this post if I were you. You have asked for a dodgy MOT'r, no matter what you do now, you have just put yourself and your chosen MOT'r at risk. I wouldn't say anyone is being panicky either, nobody is panicking mate, but it is you that should be panicking. Those bumpers are a fail IMO, and IF they did pass, one day you will get pulled and taken to task on them, that I am sure, they are FAR from the original design, they protrude too far and as said - they no longer off a "crumple" zone in the event of an accident - any pedestrian being hit by them will be seriously injured, more so than if you had your original bumpers on. They are more bull-bars than bumper, which is how the police will see it, and bull bars are illegal in your case.

I reckon for your own protection, this post should be locked and/or removed and you should really seriously consider a proper MOT from a proper council run MOT station - if they say everything is ok, then fair enough, if they don't, then you need to make the appropriate corrective changes.

good luck:thumbs

And lastly from me on this threaad.

I agree with Clivvy.

It says on the MoT certificate itself what the limitations of the test are.

No use harbouring misplaced thoughts of immunity if you obtain an MoT if the vehicle is in some way defective or dangerous to other road users.

in my opinion anyone asking for a doggie mot should have the car or vehicle crushed and banned for a year . who in their right mind would drive a car knowing that it could kill someone and as said you must be stupid even asking for a doggie mot. watch out for :bobby: they will get you and if you haven't told your insurance about any mods you do and if I was you I would send a picture to them . just so they have a idea whats been done then when they do catch you they will nick you for driving without insurance . because your insurers will class your insurance voild . I know this because they done this to my mate . now he ha no car and is banned for a year plus a massive fine