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MickUK 04-03-13 01:18 PM

Just had the phone call.......



Flew through the MOT without ANY advisories!

:strongbench::smart::bow::thumbsup::clap2::bounce: :clap::punk::rofl::beer2::group:

peterzs 04-03-13 01:21 PM

Good news, another years fun....

:trampoline::trampoline::trampoline:

Blade9274 05-03-13 01:09 PM

Just had the phone call to say mines failed :(.

CV Boot Leaking, and more concerning a 50p size hole in my passenger footwell.....

I am going to check the car over when i pick it up as i dont understand why i didn't see the hole when i replaced my exhaust.

peterzs 05-03-13 03:32 PM

Still not too bad, new CV boot and 1/2 hour plate and weld, bit of underseal and its a good un.

:mml::mml::mml:

Blade9274 05-03-13 04:22 PM

Well got the car home, New CV installed and when looking under the car theres a load of sticky **** is all over both footwell's lol.

But i am £180 lighter :( :( :(

Pops_81 05-03-13 04:54 PM

Failed for the second year running. Only on a busted exhaust mount tho, forget how high speed humps are sometimes!

peterzs 05-03-13 06:48 PM

Not too bad again, bet a lot of car owners would like to get their cars through as easily as the ZS's.

Din 05-03-13 07:04 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Blade9274 (Post 298902)
Well got the car home, New CV installed and when looking under the car theres a load of sticky **** is all over both footwell's lol.

But i am £180 lighter :( :( :(

What a rust hole ?

If so i would be checking for water ingress, right on the seam top left at the top of the bulkhead the robots where unable to reach.. so it was sealed by hand, needless to say thats where they leak.

daytona365 05-03-13 07:27 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by peterzs (Post 298936)
Not too bad again, bet a lot of car owners would like to get their cars through as easily as the ZS's.

They go through so well, because they so loved.........A well loved car, doesnt go wrong.......Its these cars that are driven into the ground that fail on faults that could be checked................:bounce:

bowthruster 27-03-13 07:44 PM

Got mine tomorrow morning.....Dont panic.....Dont panic.....:hmmm:

shycho 27-03-13 07:53 PM

Mine failed on the front lower suspension bushes...A little under 2 weeks ago.
First they ordered the upper suspension arms.
Then failed to order the lower suspension arms.
Finally after 4 days they were able to find the necessary bushes and my little ZS finally has an MOT again.

Ritchy 27-03-13 08:36 PM

thats the advises rectified on my car. going for a wee rebuilt in 3000 miles when it hits 100k though

reaper0709 27-03-13 09:39 PM

good luck bowthruster! hope all goes well :)

bowthruster 28-03-13 11:34 AM

It Passed
 
Well im gobsmacked,It passed :smile2:Only 1 advisory-couldnt check sills due to sill covers..Wtf? But anyway so happy now.:smile2:Now to check the vis motors...

peterzs 28-03-13 11:37 AM

Well done, sill covers???????????????

Dont see many MG's I suspect.

reaper0709 28-03-13 05:28 PM

well done and nice one! always good to hear a pass

bowthruster 28-03-13 08:10 PM

Very happy:punk:

Captain Peanut 08-04-13 04:00 PM

The MOT thread
 
Completely shocked but mine got through the MOT today with no advisories. Was convinced it was going to fail on the emissions but all good for another year.


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bowthruster 08-04-13 04:02 PM

Great!:clap::clap:Another well cared for zs on the road

Tomoose 23-04-13 04:09 PM

Mine went in today, parking brake efficiency 13% (fail) and advisory on a corroded brake pipe.

Very pleased as I bought the car as a going concern! Readers rides type thread to follow...

peterzs 23-04-13 05:27 PM

Least its not too bad, do have a bit of a prob with handbrakes.

Tomoose 23-04-13 08:29 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by peterzs (Post 304981)
Least its not too bad, do have a bit of a prob with handbrakes.

Indeed! I was chuffed to bits really :)

magpie67 24-04-13 06:29 PM

failed yesterday

both rear tyres low tread
handbrake 13% efficiency

advisory - corroded brakepipe

got her back tonight , legal all for £88 (incl test fee) :smile2:

bowthruster 24-04-13 07:56 PM

Nice one :thumbsup:

peterzs 24-04-13 07:57 PM

another years fun!!!

Tomoose 24-04-13 08:40 PM

The MOT thread
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by magpie67 (Post 305132)
failed yesterday

both rear tyres low tread
handbrake 13% efficiency

advisory - corroded brakepipe

got her back tonight , legal all for £88 (incl test fee) :smile2:

Mine too was 13% efficiency and corroded rear pipe, how odd! My tyres are good though!

Dan1971 25-04-13 07:00 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by magpie67 (Post 305132)
failed yesterday

both rear tyres low tread
handbrake 13% efficiency

advisory - corroded brakepipe

got her back tonight , legal all for £88 (incl test fee) :smile2:

Quality tyres then ..... ;)

magpie67 25-04-13 05:10 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dan1971 (Post 305156)
Quality tyres then ..... ;)

could only afford part-worns at the moment

WalkerDnB 25-04-13 05:40 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by magpie67 (Post 305202)
could only afford part-worns at the moment

Can get 2 Nankang NS2's for £98 on ebay
Still only budgets but Im quite impressed with them for the money.

caled 25-04-13 05:45 PM

Mine went through for the fourth time with me on tuesday. First time it came back with an advisory - although that was still only that i need to think about doing the rear pads and discs.
6500 miles this year!

magpie67 25-04-13 06:07 PM

nice one :bow:

WalkerDnB 13-05-13 09:22 PM

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 :)

peterzs 14-05-13 10:13 AM

Good result, have fun for another year.

Captain Peanut 14-05-13 10:15 AM

Good work and set for another year.

chris01 05-06-13 06:25 PM

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 :)

peterzs 05-06-13 08:22 PM

Well done.

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

daytona365 05-06-13 08:28 PM

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

tcb 180 06-06-13 05:39 AM

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 ??

peterzs 06-06-13 08:45 AM

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

Good luck with it.

:yes::yes::yes:

petet16 06-06-13 09:18 AM

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


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