nice one :bow:

Mine Passed today after a fail on Thursday
needed Rear wheel bearing, new wipers, rear calipers stripped down and cleaned plus some new pads to make the hand brake work.

no advisorys either :D

all set for another year :)

Good result, have fun for another year.

Good work and set for another year.

passed mot :) straight through but with some advisorys, which were air filter not secure (induction kit), blue sidelights (although they are the same colour as my hids) and 2 front tyres abit low...very happy :)

Well done.

:band::band::band::-D:-D

Well done, another year of Zedness...............

Mine was booked in for this morning first thing but put it back to tomorrow as I got a shed load of crap I'm taking to car booty this morning.

One of cv outer boots is starting to crack. What's easiest way to fit new ones ??

Easiest way, for me, stick it in a garage!!!

Good luck with it.

:yes::yes::yes:

As Peter says, a garage is one option, if you want to do it your self, the stretchy boots and a cone are the best option, you'll still need to separate the shaft from the hub, but won't need to remove the joint from the shaft.

I can recommend this ebay shop http://stores.ebay.co.uk/J-R-CV-JOIN...ESHAFTS?_rdc=1