74jay

74jay

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Is it true that a Discovery could go through an mot without inner wings present or ones with holes in them:confused::confused:
 
74jay said:
Is it true that a Discovery could go through an mot without inner wings present or ones with holes in them:confused::confused:
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Passenger side yes, no problems

Drivers side, depends on the tester. If he accepts that the inner wings are not a structural part of the vehicle (as they are not part of the chassis then I would argue it!) then he may let it go, but as above, if you imagine a beach ball near any safety critical components like the brake servo and there is holes then a possible fail.
 
crazymac said:
Passenger side yes, no problems

Drivers side, depends on the tester. If he accepts that the inner wings are not a structural part of the vehicle (as they are not part of the chassis then I would argue it!) then he may let it go, but as above, if you imagine a beach ball near any safety critical components like the brake servo and there is holes then a possible fail.
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thanks for advice
 
30cm from mount or seat belt fastener or none if seats fitted,technically servo etc are secured to bulkhead
 
bulkhead is fine and drivers side inner wing just a few small holes in passenger side inner wing. also can boot floor holes be patched or does the floor need replacing?
 
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