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YOUR RESEARCH996.1 C2 - Does anyone know it?
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Check fundamentals
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Read evidence and context
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it's not difficult to check the fundamentals before an mot check.........
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Not sure if that makes it better or worse..... it's not difficult to check the fundamentals before an mot check......... mine has failed 2 in it's 27 years...1 for a brake bulb and 1 for a wiper.... if i'd owned her at the time, she would not have failed either and i'd be furious as it's just bloody lazy...........!!!!!
A few minors here and there are not a red flag in and of themselves providing they are addressed correctly and with supporting paperwork.
Seeing the same minor item two years in a row, however, is more likely to indicate a less than lavish maintenance budget.
It also depends on the MOT tester though. My car had a service at a specialist and some extra work addressed. I asked him to check everything over as its MOT was due. Received the car back with clean bill of health. Stuck it into my local for an MOT a couple of days later and failed with worn front droplink, very annoying, but doesn't highlight somebody doesn't look after their car
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