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mickfeath.
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Hi, i am about to mot my lambretta and i was wondering do i need to leave my side panels on.
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drunkmunkey6969
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dennis wrote:Would you take the bonnet off your car if you were taking it for an MOT
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dennis wrote:Would you take the bonnet off your car if you were taking it for an MOT,leave em on and if the examiner takes them off make sure you put them back on,oh and take your old MOT ticket with you.
If you own an Audi A2, we testers would prefer if it you did,
Then we wouldn't have to put it to one side by the MOT bay, and pray no one steps on it, or drops anything on it.
And with scooters I prefer sidepanels to be left off before an MOT for the same reason, but as stated, its not compulsory,
And I always get the customer to refit them and check security.
Shaun.
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EddieStone
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Mine passed the MoT with no sidepanels.
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EddieStone
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To check your rear shock, and the frame number?Timbo wrote:I thought the MOT guy wasn't allowed to take the panels off...why would they...
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Architecten
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They also wanted to check the frame loop for cracks when I had mine last year. I also had to change the plug as the bugger wouldn't start....!