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Car Forum / Land Rover Cars / October 2006

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Series 3 MOT

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Greg - 25 Oct 2006 08:47 GMT
The MOT is due shortly on the 109 and I'm concerned what I'm hearing
about this computerised system, namely the fact that my V5 has no
vehicle model and the computer doesn't offer Series 3 as an option on
the srop down list!.

Is this true and if so am I going to end up with a document saying
something stupid like Jeep. Frankly I won't pay them if they insist on
giving me a certificate that is factually incorrect as I could end up
the wrong side of the law.

Some are telling me that they can enter 'free text' to get around this
problem, but that they may have to guess the 'right' free text for it
to be accepted!, any truth in this and if so does any one know what is
'right' for a S3 109?.

Greg
Oily - 25 Oct 2006 10:12 GMT
> The MOT is due shortly on the 109 and I'm concerned what I'm hearing
> about this computerised system, namely the fact that my V5 has no
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> Greg

A lot of their records seem to be incomplete but if you've had the new style
MOT last time you will be ok. If it's been off the road and this is the
first new type MOT then just check if it says on the V5C for revenue weight
something like 2465 kg gross for a 109" and *not* 3499 kg or they won't test
it! If there are any blanks, just tell the tester the correct entries as he
will ask you but don't elaborate.

Martin
Greg - 25 Oct 2006 19:26 GMT
"Oily" <martinhill100@nospambtconnect.com> wrote in message

> A lot of their records seem to be incomplete but if you've had the new style
> MOT last time you will be ok.

That's a good point, I haven't had it long but the MOT is computer printed
with a large bar code so I assume it is the new type, under model it just
says 109 so hopefully ok.

> just check if it says on the V5C for revenue weight
> something like 2465 kg gross for a 109" and *not* 3499 kg or they won't test
> it!

That's one I was aware of, but my V5 doesn't give a revenue weight at all!.

Greg
Oily - 25 Oct 2006 20:03 GMT
> "Oily" <martinhill100@nospambtconnect.com> wrote in message
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> Greg

Must be a Lightweight, no problems with that then. ;-)

Martin
Larry - 28 Oct 2006 19:50 GMT
Had no problems with mine on the computerised MOT this year, with half the
boxes on the V5 not filled in for revenue weight no of seats etc.

Larry
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> Must be a Lightweight, no problems with that then. ;-)
>
> Martin
 
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