"Guidelines for passing your vehicle's MOT test"
"MOT London (Words-650)"
[ "Guidelines for passing your vehicle&#39;s MOT test;If your vehicle&#39;s MOT test is approaching, you might get concerned about whether it will pass or fail. Fortunately, there are fast inspections you can perform to increase your car&#39;s chances of passing. Numerous automobiles fail their MOT London tests due to minor problems like broken bulbs or filthy license platesIf the issues are too challenging for you to handle on your own, you should complete these tests in time to get any problems fixed before your MOT1. Tyres;The centre 3/4 of the tyre must have a continuous band of 1.6mm of minimum legal tread depth. Less than this will result in a MOT failure for the tyresSince most tyres have tread wear indicators&mdash;raised ridges that run across the tyre in the bottom of the grooves&mdash;it is simple to inspect the tread on a tyreSince the ridges are 1.6 mm high, replacing the tyre before the MOT is necessary if the tread has deteriorated to the same level2. Wipers, washers, and the windscreen;Check the windshield of the automobile carefully for any damage, such as cracks or chipsAn MOT failure will occur if the A-zone of the windscreen, which is a 290mm region directly in front of the driver, has damage of 10mm or moreAdditionally, a fail will occur if any of the remaining "swept" portion of the windscreen (the area that the wipers cover) has any chips or cracks that are 40mm or largerAny damage to the windscreen that is not within the "swept" area will not result in a failure, however you may still advised getting it fixedStickers on your windscreen or other things that block your view could potentially result in a MOT failureCheck your wipers to see if they can still effectively clean the front and rear windshields, and make sure your washer fluid is full3. Fuel and engine oil;You&#39;ll need adequate gas and oil for your car&#39;s MOTIf the gasoline or engine oil levels are too low, the MOT tester may decline to test your automobile since they will need to operate the engine to assess exhaust emission levelsWatch the video above to see how to use your dipstick to quickly check the level of your engine oil4. Lights and indications;Verify that the headlights, number plate lights (at least one of the two lights must be functional for your vehicle to pass an MOT test), brake lights, hazard lights, and indicators are all operating normally5. Number plate;Make sure your license plate is clear and legible; a quick wash will doThe font and spacing of the characters on the license plate must also be legal6. Exhaust;Make sure your exhaust isn&#39;t making any strange or excessive noises or rattles7. Chairs and safety belts;Check to determine if the driver&#39;s seat moves and locks securely in every position, effortlesslyCheck each seatbelt thoroughly to determine whether they:;Do they have any cuts or fraying?Properly retract.Are firmly secured to the ground or the seat.Without difficulty, clip in and out.8. Horn;Try to do this somewhere where it won&#39;t scare other motorists, cyclists, or pedestrians when you test your car&#39;s hornWhat else could cause a car MOT test to fail?;By following the above checklist, your car should have the highest chance of passing an MOT testHowever, your car has a lot more components that, if they aren&#39;t functioning properly, could failThese consist of, but are not restricted to:" ]