Hi Guys,
Looking for a bit of advice. My 172 Cup failed its MOT today with one of the failure points being 'nearside rear brake recording little to no effort - [3.7.A.4a]'.
Having searched through the forums I see that this is a common MOT issue with the Cups and have read the 'VOSA Testing Tips' page that someone kindly posted.
However, from reading most other peoples posts on this, they seem to have both rear brakes fail, and/or the 'read brake compensator' either missing or being faulty. As my mine has only failed on one side (and they havent mentioned the compensator), is this VOSA advice still valid or do I have a genuine problem?
I've had it MOT'd at the same place for a few years now, and they have never failed it on this before, but I dont know if its the same tester as usual.
For info, the nearside rear also failed on the brake binding (something I spotted a day ago, so knew about prior to taking it in), but not sure if this is related.
Any advice would be appreciated.
Cheers,
Looking for a bit of advice. My 172 Cup failed its MOT today with one of the failure points being 'nearside rear brake recording little to no effort - [3.7.A.4a]'.
Having searched through the forums I see that this is a common MOT issue with the Cups and have read the 'VOSA Testing Tips' page that someone kindly posted.
However, from reading most other peoples posts on this, they seem to have both rear brakes fail, and/or the 'read brake compensator' either missing or being faulty. As my mine has only failed on one side (and they havent mentioned the compensator), is this VOSA advice still valid or do I have a genuine problem?
I've had it MOT'd at the same place for a few years now, and they have never failed it on this before, but I dont know if its the same tester as usual.
For info, the nearside rear also failed on the brake binding (something I spotted a day ago, so knew about prior to taking it in), but not sure if this is related.
Any advice would be appreciated.
Cheers,