Shane Marsh
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Just asking as I can't find it anywhere else. The new MOT in may 2018 seems to fail cars for modified/not original parts. Will all disco 2 converted from bags to coils fail ?
I wouldn't have thought so, unless the springs have actually snapped and it's visible. So far the only contentious issues would seem to be exhaust parts such as the EGR valve and cat.Just asking as I can't find it anywhere else. The new MOT in may 2018 seems to fail cars for modified/not original parts. Will all disco 2 converted from bags to coils fail ?
That is correct, however 7 seaters only came with air from the factory.I believe 5 seat versions could come with air or coils from the factory
My 2001 Td5 failed its mot on Friday for 7.1.3 Exhaust cat missing where one was fitted as standard.
Yes it was sorry.It wasn’t you on a Facebook group that attracted the attention of a certain “rules and regulations dickhead” was it ?!
Yes it was sorry.
He was like a dog with a bone. “I’ve reported you” wtf!
That is correct, however 7 seaters only came with air from the factory.
thats my understanding, no visible smoke on vehicles with a dpf fitted etc, land rover do actually supply coil springs for 7 seatersI don't think that will fall foul of the new regs, the changes are all to do with emissions, which is why EGRs and cats are being hit.
The new rules about substantial modifications only apply to historic vehicles, which I believe have to be over 40 years old.
My MOT is due in about 5 weeks time. I'm going to give it a go as it is without the EGR and see what happens. I've still got it and the old hoses. No idea if it works, but I'll slap it back on if it fails.I don't think that will fall foul of the new regs, the changes are all to do with emissions, which is why EGRs and cats are being hit.
The new rules about substantial modifications only apply to historic vehicles, which I believe have to be over 40 years old.
Looking forward to hear how you get on.My MOT is due in about 5 weeks time. I'm going to give it a go as it is without the EGR and see what happens.
I'll let you know. I might get rumbled as the garage I use has tested it for the last 12 years and I only took it off last summer. He's not had reason to look before though, so fingers crossedLooking forward to hear how you get on.
My MOT is due in about 5 weeks time. I'm going to give it a go as it is without the EGR and see what happens. I've still got it and the old hoses. No idea if it works, but I'll slap it back on if it fails.
The EGR went on my last Mondeo and it blew a bit of black smoke on gear change or if accelerating hard. Is there any way of testing the EGR off a 300Tdi? Can you give it a suck and see if owt happens