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Well the car is booked into the MOT station on Saturday morning :eek: , I was just wondering what are the most common things the zx fails on (not that I expect a fail - obviously :nelson: ).

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Brake pipes caused me a problem last year

She has just passed MOT :hyper: :hyper: :nana2: :hyper: :hyper:

That's the 2nd MOT running, not had to do a thing, touch wood it'll be the same next year

 

How did yours go Gareth ?

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She has just passed MOT :hyper: :hyper: :nana2: :hyper: :hyper:

That's the 2nd MOT running, not had to do a thing, touch wood it'll be the same next year

 

How did yours go Gareth ?

 

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IT PASSED!!!!! :shock:

 

A few advisory notes though, mainly to do with years of being on UK roads. All related to the rear end underneath (including suspension bushes, corrosion on suspension components etc). I think I'll keep an eye out for a good rear subframe and replace the lot over the winter.

 

Another 12 months of Zedding though :hyper:

Mine has never failed a MOT luckily but I was advised on rear tie rods attached to the Hicas. Swiftly replaced them. I have seen a few Z's with really bad play there causing the rear end to feel a bit skippy. Seems to be a common problem. ;) Good luck

 

Andy

I remember when I bought my first one I tested another one in Bournemouth, a red SWB. The back would suddenly jump when at speed. Not confidence giving (nor was the filthy coolant stains over the bonnet cover!

Dave

Just got back now........

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

IT PASSED!!!!! :shock:

 

A few advisory notes though, mainly to do with years of being on UK roads. All related to the rear end underneath (including suspension bushes, corrosion on suspension components etc). I think I'll keep an eye out for a good rear subframe and replace the lot over the winter.

 

Another 12 months of Zedding though :hyper:

 

Awesome, yeah, another short 12 months zedding :hyper:

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