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no front rollbar is it an mot failure

sav26
in Skoda Octavia Mk1 (1996-2004)

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Both midland-vw and sav26 have requested the thread be deleted. Or to a greater extent, parts of it, for deformation, slander etc.

This thread has been educational, and given two differing views, a discussion. Clearly neither side can agree despite black and white legal text. So as Im not a MOT tester or lawyer, I'm locking it now, before it goes of the rails.

I'm keeping the thread for educational reasons, will remove some of the claimed deformation slander comments made against midland-vw. This will leave a few holes, so hopefully this explanation will serve, it's a shame companies reach for the legal position, but hey ho...

Personally in my line of work, if somebody asks me to do something I don't agree with on fundamental issues, I say no. On this, it's fair to discuss the MOT issue as originally suggested.

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  • demonufo
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    That's some pretty dangerous advice by whoever did it. :wonder: Screw the MOT, your insurance is null and void.

  • Frisco
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    IMO you should have removed the coilovers and refitted the standard setup and I'm positive your PI policy would agree. If something was to happen you would be liable since it was you who carried out t

  • ColinD
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    Well I've learnt a few things from this discussion. Certainly a lot of good and frank discussion. All I'll say is this: If Lee sold his car tomorrow, and the new buyer didn't know, is it still accep

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