If the tester finds a fault they will fail it.
That's what I thought but my mate reckons they can only re-test the items it failed on and I do recall hearing that before. To be fair though, I can't imagine going for a re-test for a blown tail light with a wheel missing and expecting the tester to pass it....Yep as they are indicating ABS failure.
If I have rectified the failure issues, can it fail on a new issue, i.e. the 3 amigos?
I stand to be corrected, but there's a list of items that are 'partial retest' where only that item will be checked. Can't find wheel bearing or suspension on it which would suggest it will be a full test.
www.gov.uk/getting-an-mot/retests
You MIGHT be lucky & they'll just have a quick look to see if you've done the bits they failed it on & not bother but is it worth it?
All irrelevant now, turned out to be a faulty sensor/cable, (Britpart...) fitted the old sensor to the new hub and 3 amigos disappeared. I now have a new MOTMy MOT tester would give it another full test, as A, the vehicle wasn't repaired there, and B, it was more than a bulb, wiper or screen washer that was at fault.
So I'd fix it, before returning it. Presumably it's an ABS sensor issue, from where the bearing was changed.
All irrelevant now, turned out to be a faulty sensor/cable, (Britpart...) fitted the old sensor to the new hub and 3 amigos disappeared. I now have a new MOT
Many years ago my Accountant bought a car which in the advert it said it had ABS,Yep as they are indicating ABS failure.