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| Author: | Bertie [ Sun Jun 01, 2014 11:56 am ] |
| Post subject: | cv joint and mot? |
Hi I have got a clicking cv joint on one side of my car,will this be reason to fail an mot?I know it needs doing and will attend to it, but cant do it before mot this week. Many thanks B |
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| Author: | CypruswithBabies [ Sun Jun 01, 2014 12:01 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: cv joint and mot? |
More than likely, yes - it will. But to be honest, we've always found it's better to take the car to the MOT centre and just see what happens. You could take it to a local garage for a pre-MOT inspection and they could do work on it which won't be picked up by the centres.... I fully expected mine to fail earlier this year as it sounds like the left side front suspension is knocking a bit. But, it passed with flying colours and my hubby (who took it) was informed "you have a very good car" which is what we were also told when it went for it's first MOT after we purchased it - 9 years ago! |
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| Author: | millsey [ Mon Jun 02, 2014 6:46 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: cv joint and mot? |
if when driven into the mot bay by the inspector it is not audible he will not fail the vehicle, if the rubber boot/gaitor is split then 100% failure, if the boot for the constant velocity joint is split then you may as well change the end joint, if its a jap car upto 1600cc look towards 80 too 120 euros as a replacement, if boot ok and only clicks on full lock when accelerating this can be nursed along for a while, ie light throttle on a full lock, but a repair would be needed in the future.....good luck |
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| Author: | Bertie [ Mon Jun 02, 2014 8:12 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: cv joint and mot? |
Thanks for your info all B |
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