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Stripped interior and mots - Matt - 25-08-2012
By the time my MOT comes round the car will have no rear carpet, no boot carpet, no c pillar trims, no rear quarter trims, no rear seats, no rear seat belts, wil have buckets, and harnesses.
What's the deal with mots?
Will it pass with a stripped interior or do I have to put it back together and have a standard interior?
Re: Stripped interior and mots - vlj - 25-08-2012
It will pass but they will mark it on advisories as 'missing various interior fittings'
RE: Stripped interior and mots - Connor - 25-08-2012
As vlj said, can't fail on something it doesn't have...
RE: Stripped interior and mots - darrenjlobb - 25-08-2012
Mines never even had an advisory tbh...and has been rear gutted / front semi stripped for years....
RE: Stripped interior and mots - Matt - 25-08-2012
Ahh fair enough, thought they might get funny about the no rear seats/belts.
Would they query me not having a harness bar with harnesses? Ill be doing something as a temporary measure till the cage gets done
Re: RE: Stripped interior and mots - vlj - 25-08-2012
(25-08-2012, 09:26 PM)Matt Wrote: Ahh fair enough, thought they might get funny about the no rear seats/belts.
Would they query me not having a harness bar with harnesses? Ill be doing something as a temporary measure till the cage gets done
As long as it meets the requirements then no. I'm not sure exactly how they test it I'll find out for you.
Darren, the first MOT I did I didn't get the advisory but the second one with different tester I did. Just depends.
Stripped interior and mots - kentiiboii - 25-08-2012
Wouldn't you be safe to just fit a tempory bar across your arches for harnesses?
RE: Stripped interior and mots - stevieg - 26-08-2012
if the testers a c*nt he'll stick you on
RE: Stripped interior and mots - Grant - 26-08-2012
I got an advisory for no rear seatbelts fitted...
And then a failure for it being a 306...
RE: Stripped interior and mots - Dum-Dum - 26-08-2012
If theres no rear seats then seat belts dont matter. You'll be fine, doubt you'll even get an advisory for it, I didn't on my old hdi
Stripped interior and mots - Jonny b - 26-08-2012
Mine passed no advisories the other day
RE: Stripped interior and mots - Grant - 26-08-2012
It doesn't count if you blow the mot tester Jonny!
RE: Stripped interior and mots - Matt - 26-08-2012
(25-08-2012, 10:16 PM)kentiiboii Wrote: Wouldn't you be safe to just fit a tempory bar across your arches for harnesses?
(25-08-2012, 10:16 PM)kentiiboii Wrote: Wouldn't you be safe to just fit a tempory bar across your arches for harnesses?
When they are £130 properly done, and I'll be getting a change soon, I'd rather make some temporary measures and save the money towards a cage
RE: Stripped interior and mots - stevieg - 26-08-2012
was a hyosung gt125r
Stripped interior and mots - Jonny b - 26-08-2012
Just bolt your harnesses to the upper seatbelt mount bud
RE: Stripped interior and mots - Matt - 26-08-2012
What about if they are 4 point?
although tbh I'm getting 3 point lol and that's what I plan to do for the meantime
RE: Stripped interior and mots - Dum-Dum - 26-08-2012
Your more likely to get shit for a harness bar (especially if its a home made bodge) than you are with using the orriginal mounts.
When mine was MOT'd the 4 point harnesses were bolted to the floor
RE: Stripped interior and mots - Niall - 26-08-2012
(26-08-2012, 02:41 PM)Dum-Dum Wrote: Your more likely to get shit for a harness bar (especially if its a home made bodge) than you are with using the orriginal mounts.
When mine was MOT'd the 4 point harnesses were bolted to the floor
Not really. Providing there mounted to a secure place, it doesn't matter. You could mount them to the roof if you wanted, providing it was secure enough. We all know though that a harness bar is safer for you in the event of a crash.