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Old 26-10-11, 04:30 PM   #11
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Thought about fitting PIAA bulbs on the bike although wasnt sure how good they were, they were more expensive than the HIDs I put in the car!
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Old 26-10-11, 08:18 PM   #12
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Time to dig out my cat then.
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Old 27-10-11, 02:31 AM   #13
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The PIAA bulbs are not cheap, but they seem to last forever.
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Time to dig out my cat then.
definatly section 7.1.3......visual inspection of the exhaust...
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Old 02-11-11, 08:05 PM   #15
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So when is it coming in at the start of the new year?

And im guessing the rear windscreen washer still doesn't come into it?As mine hasn't been working since the last mot.
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it states in 7.1.3 about visual check on cars that qualify for a full cat emissions test, I was wondering do diesels qualify for a full emissions test or is it just a smoke test they have?
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Hope its not a smoke test. Cough!!!!
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Just managed to get hold of my brother who is a mot tester and he says it will be all cars regardless of petrol or diesel. He then pointed out it was a silly rule!
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Emissions aren't tested on diesels .... Emissions are just for petrols ....

Metered Smoke Test (Diesel)
The metered smoke test has been conducted in
EU countries for many years. During this test, a
calibrated smoke meter is used to assess the
density of the smoke from compression ignition
(diesel) engined vehicles.
The engine will be accelerated up to governed
speed and the smoke density measured.
Engines that emit very little smoke and achieve
a meter reading of 1.5m-1 or less will pass the
test after the first acceleration. However, if the
test is not passed on the first acceleration a
further two accelerations will be carried out.
The average of the three acceleration readings
will be calculated and if the reading is at or
below 2.5m-1 for non-turbocharged engines
or 3.0m-1 for turbocharged engines, the
vehicle will pass this element of the test.
However, if the average is higher, a further
acceleration will be carried out, and the average
of the last three readings will be calculated. This
will continue up to a maximum of six
accelerations. If the average of the fourth, fifth
and sixth accelerations is higher than the
appropriate level, the vehicle will not pass the
test.
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This bit might worry the SDi guys ......

In addition, vehicles may be refused a
certificate if the exhaust emits excessive smoke
or vapour, to an extent likely to obscure vision



Just get you cars MOTd in March guys .....
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Old 06-11-11, 07:46 PM   #20
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the visual check will still count for both though under the new regs. Don't the regs come in Jan 2012?
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