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will the MOT center be fussy on:

A lowered car
No back seats

???
its due soon and i just need to know if i chould put the seats in 4 the MOT
and do i need to put the spare wheel in Etc
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Post by EE9 CVC »

I think you can pass MOT without rear seats as long as you have removed all the seatbelt fittings aswell.
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yeah the only thing taht remains is the actual rear seat belts because i couldn be bothere to take the rear cards out lol
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ha nah when i went up to my mates garage to change the CV joint it was on the ramps fine but then u got to use a different jack because the jack on the ramp doesnt slide =P
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Post by Oldskool J-EDM »

As longs as your springs are not loose when the car is jacked up you will be fine. As for the rear seats... I do know that if you inform VOSA and say it is now a 2 seater then it will be absolutely fine for MOT...but as for not informing them first...I do not know.
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best bet is to put them back in then?
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Yeah you gotta remove belts n buckles too. If it's MOT'd without seats, you can't put em back in!
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saying that tho my mate had a 106 ( lol )
and he screwed his seats through the floor and bolted from the underside of his car an didn fail the MOT lol
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Post by Oldskool J-EDM »

Honestly...it would be less hassle to just put the seats back in for the MOT.
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will do will do
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Post by nominous »

Soldier456 wrote:Yeah you gotta remove belts n buckles too. If it's MOT'd without seats, you can't put em back in!
What's stopping you?
They don't mark the MOT sheet.


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Post by example91 »

yea as above! no rear seats and buckles = mot pass (providing the rest of the car is ok :P )
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