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Failed MOT!!

Car  Clio DCi 65
Put car through MOT after finally gettin some steel wheels on it as my 17's rubbed against the arches.

Comes back failed due to my tinted windows :mad:

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Heard they are absolutely s**t to take off aswell and it will look terrible :(
 
I cant be bothered, just going to take the fronts out and get them re-done!

Id prob buy another MOT and it would fail lol.

Been sooo much hassle, my 17's are totally slick, yoko prada's do not last f**k all!!
 
Put your windows done and take the fuse out. Not a legal requirement to have front windows, Ive done it before.
 
Put car through MOT after finally gettin some steel wheels on it as my 17's rubbed against the arches.

Comes back failed due to my tinted windows :mad:

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Heard they are absolutely s**t to take off aswell and it will look terrible :(

get the car tested at another station...

p.s. if you do decide to remove the tints...use a hand held steam cleaner...

i used one to de-tint my car...it took about 10 mins...lol...with no sticky residue....
 
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Originally Posted by joshydee
Put your windows done and take the fuse out. Not a legal requirement to have front windows, Ive done it before.

Does this really work?

if its not there to test. they cant test it


:)
 
Yea I have a mate who did that. The garage (a Vx dealer) tried to moan, but then realised that he was right. Side windows are not a legal requirement, neither is testing if they can go up or down.

Dan
 
The down plan sounds like it would probably work. The same as rear wiper and spare wheel.
 
put ur windows down..

maybe even take the fuse out so the tester cant use the windows..
 
I know many people that have had a chip in the windscreen, all they did was made sure the wipers and water worked first, then drove outside and kicked the window out. Passed no problem. As said in the MOT guidlines, "Can only test what is avaliable." Not those exact words however.

Windows down, fuse out, if you want to go to the extreme, take out the window buttons.
 
Downside is if its raining car will get wet lol

Ive never seen a car fail on window tints, although i have used it in the past to refuse to road test a car, inperticular one car than kept coming back for the slightest noise ever, told them i wasnt gonna road test it as i didnt want points :)
 
Surely this "if it's not there you cant test it" theory only goes so far, im presuming if i turn up and tell them that my car failed the brake test simply because the pads are not there and therefore cannot be tested and then demand an M.O.T certificate i will be seriously laughed at?
 
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