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MOT failure - rocker8742 - 28-10-2013
Put the 106 in for an mot today and got a nice list of 15 fails lol hoping you guys could shine some light on the less obvious ones
RE: MOT failure - Piggy - 28-10-2013
seems like it needs a new rear beam.
a tyre.
front wishbone
Brakes
Exhaust
RE: MOT failure - Grant - 28-10-2013
Quite an impressive list
Most of the problems would be fixed with a brake overhaul and exhaust system fixes. Not as extensive as it appears
RE: MOT failure - cully - 28-10-2013
005 006 rear beam!
RE: MOT failure - Grant - 28-10-2013
Got a beam here for £60
GTi one too 
MOT failure - Frosty - 28-10-2013
I wonder if the rear axle swivel joints is meant to be the radius bearings? Anyway means the axle is no good
MOT failure - rocker8742 - 28-10-2013
(28-10-2013, 06:22 PM)Grant Wrote: Got a beam here for £60
For a 106?
RE: MOT failure - cully - 28-10-2013
(28-10-2013, 06:22 PM)Grant Wrote: Got a beam here for £60
Grant can do Free delivery too to Cullompton
RE: MOT failure - Toms306 - 28-10-2013
Whats a lower bonded suspension unit (no. 2)?
The rest are fairly obvious as above, replaced beam and brakes should sort most!
RE: MOT failure - Poodle - 28-10-2013
Yeah, not seen that before, what do they mean? All i can think of is the wishbone, but they mention that by name elsewhere, so assuming it's not that...
RE: MOT failure - Piggy - 28-10-2013
lower suspension bonded unit is the front wishbone rear bush.
It looks like its bonded into the car.
RE: MOT failure - Rippthrough - 28-10-2013
Looks like it needs a new owner
MOT failure - rocker8742 - 28-10-2013
Lol it was a cheap car so expected some work will ask about the bonded suspension part tomorrow and the beam issues
RE: MOT failure - Grant - 29-10-2013
(28-10-2013, 06:31 PM)rocker8742 Wrote:(28-10-2013, 06:22 PM)Grant Wrote: Got a beam here for £60
For a 106?
No, a '6 lol, but that's no reason not to fit it. Would look epic!!
RE: MOT failure - puglove - 29-10-2013
Lol have you looked this car over atall since youv bought it? All pretty minor though
fairly simple tho. 3,5,6,13,14,15 all solved with a new beam
New wish bones &seal/hang the exhaust. Simples how do you need advice on that
RE: MOT failure - Piggy - 29-10-2013
I thought that.
new beam
new front wishbones.
secure and repair exhaust.
done
RE: MOT failure - rocker8742 - 29-10-2013
(29-10-2013, 08:35 AM)puglove Wrote: Lol have you looked this car over atall since youv bought it? All pretty minor though
fairly simple tho. 3,5,6,13,14,15 all solved with a new beam
New wish bones &seal/hang the exhaust. Simples how do you need advice on that
Lol I've done a few minor bits but its been sat for a while
i just wanted to know wtf the bonded unit was mainly
RE: MOT failure - MrMemzi - 29-10-2013
All that write up for a rear beam? Jesus
RE: MOT failure - Poodle - 29-10-2013
The rear beam is a suspension assembly, not a single unit. If they wrote "rear beams f*cked" when they just meant it needed one new bush, i think you'd be pissed that you'd had to pay out for a whole beam, no?
RE: MOT failure - MrMemzi - 29-10-2013
Haha. Good point. Ill go be quiet over here >>>
RE: MOT failure - ozonehostile - 29-10-2013
Looks like the list for my rallye after its first mot attempt lol
RE: MOT failure - Piggy - 29-10-2013
look under the 106...the rear wishbone bush (on the front) looks like its bonded into the car.. I guess thats what they mean
RE: MOT failure - Rippthrough - 29-10-2013
It is bonded, to the shell and the pin. Some bushes are not or are semi bonded, depending on the way they work.
RE: MOT failure - MrMemzi - 29-10-2013
Gotta love peugeot and there French ways. Yay 35th post. Gunna PM everyone now
RE: MOT failure - Piggy - 29-10-2013
they not bolted through the floor?!
MOT failure - rocker8742 - 29-10-2013
(29-10-2013, 02:54 PM)Piggy Wrote: they not bolted through the floor?!
Think they are through the footwells
RE: MOT failure - Rippthrough - 29-10-2013
The bush is bonded to the casing, the casing is pressed into the mounting, the mounting is bolted to the car.
It's the bush that has fail, hence 'bonded bush'....