cossies and mot fuel regs
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Which cossie are we talking about? One that should have a cat as standard? Or an earlier type?
All software will pass the earlier 3.5 limit no problems, walk in teh park, but if the later 0.5 limit, even my closed loop software wont pass the test normally, although i can get the emissions to 0.3% up to 1000cc injectors, but not reliably, its normally more like 0.75%.
Bottom line, time to buy a sports cat.
All software will pass the earlier 3.5 limit no problems, walk in teh park, but if the later 0.5 limit, even my closed loop software wont pass the test normally, although i can get the emissions to 0.3% up to 1000cc injectors, but not reliably, its normally more like 0.75%.
Bottom line, time to buy a sports cat.
p 19 cos daves escort is my first challenage then i have a host of otheres...hey stu can i get my car to you for my new chip soon???
i mangaed last 2 years by taking a sly reading SHHHHHH but not so sure its going to be that easy now regs have changed
we have spoken in brief about it i run the garage in Barrow
i mangaed last 2 years by taking a sly reading SHHHHHH but not so sure its going to be that easy now regs have changed
we have spoken in brief about it i run the garage in Barrow
I had a N reg skline in today.
Should have a CAT test.
Because the bloke had removed the NS front and rear seat, it's no longer classed as a passenger vehicle and does not have to undergo a CAT test.
Now before all the pub experts chirp in, I called the help line and after a few minutes discussion withe the bloke at VOSA it was deemed 100% fine to not do the CAT test.
The other way round it is if the presenter can prove by showing a letter from a Ford dealer, that the engine fitted was manufactured before 1992.
Now i'm not suggesting that someone might forge a letter from Ford but........
Should have a CAT test.
Because the bloke had removed the NS front and rear seat, it's no longer classed as a passenger vehicle and does not have to undergo a CAT test.
Now before all the pub experts chirp in, I called the help line and after a few minutes discussion withe the bloke at VOSA it was deemed 100% fine to not do the CAT test.
The other way round it is if the presenter can prove by showing a letter from a Ford dealer, that the engine fitted was manufactured before 1992.
Now i'm not suggesting that someone might forge a letter from Ford but........
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Originally Posted by Moose 130
Because the bloke had removed the NS front and rear seat, it's no longer classed as a passenger vehicle and does not have to undergo a CAT test.
astounded by that!! he never did that on purpose did he? did he suggest that to you? well researched bloke if so.
makes his MOT void if he puts seats in though wouldnt it.
Originally Posted by jameswrx
makes his MOT void if he puts seats in though wouldnt it.
generally if you have fully comp ins it reverts to 3rd party I'm told.
well researched bloke if so.
Some testers would not have recognised this, some won't.
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