Ste
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Registered: 5th Mar 03
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Ian's got one for sale, removed from his car.
Did have it on ebay but no got no interest.
And regarding the MOT question, I got the 206 through with it disabled.
[Edited on 27-06-2010 by Ste W]
I would rather lose by a mile because i built my own car, than win by an inch because someone else built it for me.
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Brett
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If it was the case that if it was fitted from factory then it'd fail, then nobody would pass when they remove their rear seats / belts. Alike the seats/belts scenario where both have to be removed otherwise it'd a fail, I'd guess as long as you've removed all ABS components then you'll be fine.
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Mattb
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This is what the MOT handbbok has to say on the matter...
http://www.motuk.co.uk/manual_340.htm
As far as im concerned as an MOT tester if its been removed properley then i wouldnt fail it
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Nic Barnes
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it cant fail on a fault if it has no abs. doesnt state on that manual that if it came with abs it has to be present.
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Mattb
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quote:
Originally posted by Nic Barnes
it cant fail on a fault if it has no abs. doesnt state on that manual that if it came with abs it has to be present.
 correct.. i was told by vosa them selves to follow the manual to the letter.. i does not say that if abs was fitted as standard it has to be present..
same with headlights and indicators...
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