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What have you done to your car today? - purplewitch - 28-02-2021

run over the brakes with a steam roller, flat brakes... no problem Smile


What have you done to your car today? - el_bandido - 28-02-2021

Failed a 3rd MOT for a completely different reason Big Grin


What have you done to your car today? - Colin G - 28-02-2021

What has it failed on this time? What were the old failures?

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What have you done to your car today? - el_bandido - 28-02-2021

1st time:

A load of bollocks from a suspicious MOT centre up the road

2nd time:

Brakes binding, headlamp replacement needed

3rd time:

Brake lines catching on full lock in each hub.


What have you done to your car today? - FirebirdPhil - 28-02-2021

Mine got dubious advisories, took it to get them corrected only to be told nothing wrong.


What have you done to your car today? - Sparkystav - 28-02-2021

It sounds like there's quotas for advisories or something!


What have you done to your car today? - Lexuspat - 28-02-2021

Koss have you been upsetting MOT testers again


What have you done to your car today? - el_bandido - 28-02-2021

No mate, the last 2 times have been at lexus!


What have you done to your car today? - Colin G - 28-02-2021

I'd have queried the fact that they didn't pick up the new fails on the previous MOT especially if its the same place. Surely can't have done many miles between the two for such a drastic change in failures.

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What have you done to your car today? - el_bandido - 28-02-2021

I changed the brakes as a result of failing the first time, put the LS400 4pots on and the braided lines were catching.