MOT Failure?

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by ChrisM, Jan 15, 2008.

  1. ChrisM

    ChrisM Guest

    The lens of my nearside front indicator is missing as the result of some
    unknown idiot in a carpark...
    The indicator itself is still working fine, and is currently protected by a
    piece of extra-strength clear plastic sheet.
    Does anyone know if it will get through an MOT in its current state?
     
    ChrisM, Jan 15, 2008
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  2. ChrisM

    Ron(UK) Guest


    It should pass if it`s showing amber and no white light, and there is no
    danger to the public from sharp edges. My Volvo had had a plastic patch
    over a rear light for several years with no complaints from MoT testers


    Ron(UK)
     
    Ron(UK), Jan 15, 2008
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  3. ChrisM

    Mike Guest

    Why not simply take a trip to the mot station and ask them if they would
    fail it. That shouldnt cost anything just for an opinion, and you will get a
    far more accurate answer than anyone here can give you, sight unseen.

    Alternatively, why not just buy another lens cover.

    Mike
     
    Mike, Jan 15, 2008
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  4. ChrisM

    ChrisM Guest

    In message _wajj.81862$,
    Fair comment. I'll try an pop into the nearest MOT centre at the weekend,
    and get an opinion...
    Sadly not a case of just fitting a new lens cover. The impact was quite hard
    (I guess) and has caused some internal damage to the brackets etc, so
    probably needs more work than just a lens...
     
    ChrisM, Jan 17, 2008
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  5. ChrisM

    adder1969 Guest


    I'm lead to beleive that they just have to be secure and show an amber
    light. One of mine was made almost enitrely from coloured fibreglass
    resin.
     
    adder1969, Jan 17, 2008
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