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ben_haynes:

--- Quote from: "gords" ---[*]Anti-lock braking system warning lamp indicates an ABS fault
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for the MOT just put a piece of black insulation tape over the ABS light, I have never had a problem, put loads of Vehicles through like it. :lol:

I know it is a bodge but it works :wink:

beast5680:
If you need to save on garage bills gords let me know have spanners will travel :wink:

TimM:
Quick fix quide from somebody who's relatively useless with a spanner:

Horn does not function - probably wiring/earth, rip it off and fit an air-horn (keep BTM happy and fit a dukes of hazard one)

Parking brake has no reserve travel - tighten it  :roll:

Anti-lock braking system warning lamp indicates an ABS fault - err, i'll pass on that one, but it sounds liek you can already fix it for long enough for the MOT

centre front steering damper seal failed and leaking oil - take it off (it's the fact that it's leakking that failing you) or replace it for £10-£15

Nearside registration lamp not working - bulb?

Power steering component(s) leaking - errrrrrrrrrr - no!

Offside rear shock absorber has negligible damping effect £30 from paddocks - really easy to change the rears


Offside rear shock absorber has a serious fluid leak - see above


Nearside rear brake pipe inadequately clipped - cable ties

Offside rear brake pipe inadequately clipped - more cable ties

Nearside rear wheel bearing excessive roughness in rear wheel bearing
Offside rear wheel bearing excessive roughness in rear wheel bearing
For both - new bearings, about £10 a piece, and this might help your
ABS problem

Parking brake efficiency below requirements - see above (tighten it).


So nothing there too problamatical, except the steering which would depend on where it is leaking.

So I vote for a FIX IT!

gords:

--- Quote from: "ben_haynes" ---
--- Quote from: "gords" ---[*]Anti-lock braking system warning lamp indicates an ABS fault
--- End quote ---


for the MOT just put a piece of black insulation tape over the ABS light, I have never had a problem, put loads of Vehicles through like it. :lol:

I know it is a bodge but it works :wink:
--- End quote ---

Err, no it won't, as the light comes on with the ignition and goes off at 5MPH!

Bush Tucker Man:
Got to agree, it looks like a lot, but most of it is easily sorted



--- Quote from: "TimM" ---
Horn does not function - probably wiring/earth, rip it off and fit an air-horn (keep BTM happy and fit a dukes of hazard one)
--- End quote ---

Be nice, but musicals are illegal on a post 1.1.73 registration :cry:  (or I'd have them myself
Standard mono-tone twin air-horns are only about £12.00



--- Quote from: "TimM" ---

centre front steering damper seal failed and leaking oil - take it off (it's the fact that it's leakking that failing you) or replace it for £10-£15

Nearside registration lamp not working - bulb?

Power steering component(s) leaking - errrrrrrrrrr - no!

Offside rear shock absorber has negligible damping effect £30 from paddocks - really easy to change the rears


Offside rear shock absorber has a serious fluid leak - see above


Nearside rear brake pipe inadequately clipped - cable ties

Offside rear brake pipe inadequately clipped - more cable ties

Nearside rear wheel bearing excessive roughness in rear wheel bearing
Offside rear wheel bearing excessive roughness in rear wheel bearing
For both - new bearings, about £10 a piece, and this might help your
ABS problem


So I vote for a FIX IT!
--- End quote ---


Shockers seem to be available from about £10.00(?) mail order

Don't know about the bearing similarities,but I once used Series 3 wheel-bearings in my old 110Tdi as they were identical (but half the price)

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