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 MOT Time: What can I do to help get her through? SHE PASSED! 
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Post MOT Time: What can I do to help get her through? SHE PASSED!
As above really, grease king pins, take boot box off (it obscures rear number plate) bit of a clean..... what else?

Oh and is she likely to fail on:
The front fog lights STILL not being wired up
the floor at the forward edge of the passenger footwell being a little crunchy.

Cheers for any tips :-)

UPDATE: Cheers for the tips guys, she passed so tis all good :D


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April 13th, 2010, 8:31 pm
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Post Re: MOT Time: What can I do to help get her through?
A bribe?

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Post Re: MOT Time: What can I do to help get her through?
Ah Neil ya beat me!

A crisp £50 over the speedo ;)

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Post Re: MOT Time: What can I do to help get her through?
>shrug< make sure everything works like it should

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Check all the lights ;)

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Post Re: MOT Time: What can I do to help get her through?
Front fogs dont matter... they wont even check them as not required, dont even think you need a spare wheel?! (might be wrong but the Fuzz dont carry them)


I never do anything really, dont even grease the pins. Quick check everything works or is tight before test then drop it in before work and collect with certificate after.

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Post Re: MOT Time: What can I do to help get her through?
samfieldhouse wrote:
take boot box off (it obscures rear number plate)


If it obscures the plate, then you're liable to a tug from plod whilst out & about...

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The front fog lights STILL not being wired up


Nope, never testable. (Nor spare, Timmy)

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the floor at the forward edge of the passenger footwell being a little crunchy.


Could easily be a problem, depending on how "crunchy".

Full tester's manual - http://www.motinfo.gov.uk/htdocs/m3i00000101.htm
If it ain't in there as a "reason for rejection", they can't fail it on it.

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I've heard there is a "section" in the MOT manual, that is specifically aimed at the 2cv (identification of chassis rot) :shock:

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Tim2cv wrote:
dont even think you need a spare wheel?!

If it's not there, it's not tested. If it is, then it is.

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Post Re: MOT Time: What can I do to help get her through?
samfieldhouse wrote:
What can I do to help get her through?


Depends who you take it to... You should see what mine and jonos tester passes... Im sure neil will tell you about my steering rack... :lol:

and apparently kingpins on 2cvs always have a lot of movement in them.

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