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Components to be inspected:
Body / vehicle structure / general items: Free from excessive corrosion
or damage in specific areas. No sharp edges likely to cause injury.
Towbars for security / condition / inappropriate repairs or modification.
Correct operation of 13 pin electrical socket. Speedometer condition and
operation. Engine mountings.
Fuel System: No leaks. Security and condition of pipes / hoses. Fuel cap
fastens and seals securely. Note: the fuel cap will need to be opened.
Make sure the key is available.
Exhaust emissions: Vehicle meets the requirements for exhaust
emissions, dependent on the age and fuel type of the vehicle.
Exhaust system: Secure. Complete. Catalyst missing where one was
fitted as standard. Without serious leaks and is not too noisy.
Seat belts: All the seat belts fitted are checked for type, condition,
operation and security. All mandatory seat belts must be in place.
Check of the Malfunction Indicator Lamp (MIL) for air bags and seat belt
pre tensioners and load limiters.
Seats: Drivers seat for adjustment. All seats for security and seat backs
can be secured in the upright position.
Doors: Latch securely in closed position. Front doors should open from
inside and outside the vehicle. Rear doors should open from outside the
vehicle. Hinges and catches for security and condition.
Mirrors: Minimum number required, condition and security. Indirect vision
devices.
Load security: Boot or tailgate can be secured in the closed position.
Brakes: Condition including inappropriate repairs or modifications,
operation and performance (efficiency test). Note the removal of the
road wheels and trims are not part of the test. Anti-lock Braking System
(ABS) and Electronic Stability Control (ESC) where fitted. Check of the
dashboard Malfunction Indicator Lamp (MIL) for ABS, ESC, electronic park
brake and brake fluid warning.
Tyres and wheels: Condition, security, tyre size/type and tread depth.
Spare wheels and tyres are not inspected. Note: vehicles first used on
or after 1 January 2012 - check of the MIL for Tyre Pressure Monitoring
System (TPMS).
Registration plates: Condition, security, colour, characters correctly
formed and spaced.
Lights: Condition, operation including High Intensity Discharge (HID)
and Light Emitting Diode (LED) headlamps for cleaning, self leveling and
security. Headlamp aim. Main beam warning light.
Bonnet: Securely latches in the closed position.
Wipers/washers: Operate to give the driver a clear view ahead.
Windscreen: Condition and driver’s view of the road.
Horn: Correct operation and of suitable type.
Steering and suspension: Condition, steering oil level, operation, a
check for inappropriate repairs or modification including corrosion to power
steering pipes or hoses. Operation of steering lock mechanism. Check of
the MIL for electronic power steering and steering lock.
Vehicle identification number: Present on vehicles first used on or
after 1 August 1980. A single VIN is displayed except on multistage build
vehicles. (e.g. van conversion, BMW/Alpina etc.)
Electrical: Visible electrical wiring and battery.
We offer MOT's from £38.00 including a free retest
PLEASE NOTE:
An MOT certificate confirms that at the time of the test, without
dismantling,the vehicle met the minimum acceptable road safety and
environmental standards required by law.
It does not mean that the vehicle is roadworthy for the life of the certificate.
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