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What is the definition of a mot stock?
A stock MOT is typically a term that describes an MOT that is standard. A stock MOT may include replacing or cleaning filters and spark plugs. In addition to this an oil change may be included as a stock MOT.
MOT 4 Class Test?
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How much is an MOT test in Northern Ireland?
£30.50 for a car!
Does the engine management light on fail an mot test?
Yes
What does it mean if I have been given an advisory on an MOT?
An MOT is a British term that involves the testing of a motorized vehicle for road worthiness. Every used car purchased in the United Kingdom should have a MOT test.
How long is an mot valid?
An MOT (Ministry of Transport) test certificate in the UK is valid for 12 months from the date of the test. Vehicles must pass the MOT to be deemed roadworthy, and it is a legal requirement for most vehicles over three years old. If a vehicle fails its MOT, it cannot be driven on public roads until necessary repairs are made and it passes a retest.
How long is it until the first MOT -Ministry of Transport- test is required?
The MOT test is applicable 3 years after the car was first registered! What the hell is "mot" ? Is that an acronym, abbreviation or a typo? I'm assuming "mot" really means "mod" or modification to the car. How long? You can do it whenever you want. You just have to watch because a lot of mods will limit or void the warrantee. MOT = Ministry of Transport. A test carried out on cars every year to ensure they are roadworthy in the UK. A car needs its first MOT 3 years after first registration. Is this a great website or what? The things one learns!
How long is it until the first MOT Ministry of Transport test is required?
The MOT test is applicable 3 years after the car was first registered! What the hell is "mot" ? Is that an acronym, abbreviation or a typo? I'm assuming "mot" really means "mod" or modification to the car. How long? You can do it whenever you want. You just have to watch because a lot of mods will limit or void the warrantee. MOT = Ministry of Transport. A test carried out on cars every year to ensure they are roadworthy in the UK. A car needs its first MOT 3 years after first registration. Is this a great website or what? The things one learns!
Is reversing light compulsory for MOT?
Yes, reversing lights are a requirement for the MOT (Ministry of Transport) test in the UK. Vehicles must have at least one functioning reversing light to pass the test, as it is essential for safety when reversing. If a vehicle does not have this feature or if the reverse lights are not working, it can result in a failed MOT.
Can you drive your vehicle to an mot station without a tax disc the vehicle is insured?
Driving an untaxed vehicle to an MOT testYou can drive your vehicle to and from a pre-arranged test at an MOT test station as long as you have adequate insurance cover in place for the use of that vehicle.This is also for vehicles being driven to and from a pre-arranged test at a Vehicle Inspection Check (VIC) test station, an approved weight testing station and reduced pollution test.
Will not having a spare wheel in your car fail your mot?
The spare tyre is not taken into consideration as part of an MOT. There is no legal requirement to carry a spare tyre and it is not part of the MOT test. Even if the spare tyre has a puncture/illegal tread etc. your car will not fail the MOT on this item.
Can a car be too loud?
In the UK MOT test A vehicle can fail for emitting more noise than a standard vehicle. An example being a car fitted with a big bore exhaust would fail the MOT test.
