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The MOT Test includes:
Vehicle Structure
Free from excessive corrosion or
damage in specific areas, no sharp edges
Fuel system
No leaks. Cap fastens and seals securely.
The fuel cap will need to be opened - make sure the key
is available.
Exhaust emissions
Vehicle meets the requirements of
exhaust emissions, dependant on age and fuel type of vehicle.
Exhaust system
Secure, complete, without serious
leaks and silences effectively.
Seat belts
All the seat belts installed are
checked for type, condition, operation and security. All
compulsory seatbelts must be in place.
Seats
Front seats secure. Front and rear
backseats can be secured in the
upright position.
Doors
Open and close. Latch securely in
closed position. Front doors should open from inside and
outside the vehicle. Rear doors may need to be opened to
gain access to testable items.
Mirrors
Presence, condition and security.
Brakes
Condition, operation and performance
(efficiency test)
Note: the removal of the road wheels is not part of the
test.
Tyres and wheels
Condition, security, tyre size/type
and tread depth. Spare tyres are not inspected.
Registration plates
Condition, security, digits correctly
formed and spaced.
Lights
Condition, operation, security and
correct colour. Also the headlamps will be checked to see
if the aim is correct.
Bonnet
Secures safely in the closed position.
Wipers/washers
Operate to give the driver a clear
view ahead.
Windscreen
Condition and driver's view of road.
Horn
Correct operation and the right type.
Steering and
suspension
Correct condition and operation.
Vehicle identification number
Not more than one different identification
number should be present on a vehicle first used on or after
1 August 1980.
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