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Took my estate in for MOT the other day & all it failed on were both lower steering arms needing replacement due to excessive movement & the fuel line leaking on one of the fitting nipples :o

 

Went to my local factors & managed to get a pair of lower steering arms off the shelf for £43 sooooooo they're being fitted on Monday :)

 

Not bad for a 39 year old Escort :mrgreen:

 

 

 

 

 

My RS Turbo on the other hand!! :roll:

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So not too bad then. Our 36 year old transit failed on wipers not working (fuse) and washers not working (he couldn't find the switch :roll: ) and no horn (the wire fell off) so when I fixed the fuse and the wire, showed the 22 year old kid where the washer switch was (on the dash, not the floor switch) she passed.......

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So not too bad then. Our 36 year old transit failed on wipers not working (fuse) and washers not working (he couldn't find the switch :roll: ) and no horn (the wire fell off) so when I fixed the fuse and the wire, showed the 22 year old kid where the washer switch was (on the dash, not the floor switch) she passed.......

I told them about the floor pump before they started the test :lol:

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i took a 2.8i in for a test about 2yr's back list has long has your arm,i forgot to put the bulb's back that i had robbed for other's,wer'nt one buld in the car for the light's :roll::lol::lol:

 

i love seeing their face's when you take a old car in for mot they expect it to fail on eveything because it is old,but they are usal well maintained :wink:

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Last year my first words to the same tester was 'don't waste your time looking for a fog light, reversing light or hazards...... He then picked up the emissions probe and was told he wouldn't need it :roll:

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