Front Bump Stop

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LouiseM
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Post by LouiseM »

You just beat me to it Dan as I was going to post a link to the manual. In section 2.4 Suspension it states "A missing bump stop is not a reason for rejection". Seems pretty conclusive that it isn't an MOT fail if one is missing.


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Seems I did miss something then :lol:

In the second section down..... Now, where is my white stick and labrador?

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Post by bmcecosse »

Thanks for clearing that up LouiseM!!
Different size tyres on the SAME axle will definitely be a FAIL. Any tester should certainly pick that up.
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Post by bmcecosse »

Not allowed at MOT - unless I suppose you fitted two - on the same axle ! They are only permitted at low speed as emergency measure - which is why they are painted orange/yellow etc.
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I don't think a missing bumpstop etc in itself will fail. but if the roadwheel can touch the body/chassis because its missing it will (may not be possible on a minor anyway)
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