Porsche Club GB

'Top Shocker Mounts Split'

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Hi, I took my 98 996 C4 (extended warranty) into OPC Bristol to do a service and MOT and it came back with the comment that the 'Top Shocker Mounts are Split' - not covered by the warranty. When I asked cost/implications I was told it would possibly fail a future MOT and would cost £1100..... What precisely has failed and is it true that this will likely lead to an MOT failure? The cost was apparently high because a wheel relaignment would be required. Does this all seem reasonable?? Any comments welcomed. I live near Gloucester. Many thanks, Brian

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