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when does your abs light turn off
Range Rover Blues:
--- Quote from: stageonesimmo on March 10, 2008, 22:40:51 ---RRBlues,
--- Quote ---Given that the MOT tester has to road test your truck anyway he should have seen the ABS light function correctly.
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Whys that then? If is because of the RBT then I have to disagree - its perfectly safe to use a RBT to test LR brakes.
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The ministry have circulated an instructin that 4wd vehicles can no longer be tested on 2 wheel rolling roads. It also states quite clearly in the instruction for the RRC 9and on the fuseboc lid) that you cannot drive it on a 2 wheel rolling road due to the vicous coupling.
As many cars now have fancy viscous 4wd systems the rulling has been applied to all of them.
BigA:
--- Quote from: windowlicker on March 10, 2008, 22:58:08 ---cheers for the replys i should of stated its a m plate 300tdi es so im guessing a different setup to a td5.
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Mine is an M reg TDI, so definitely should go out when you reach 5 MPH, if you need i can find the manual and scan the page stating this.
i have play on my steering wheel too at the moment, unfortunately you can see that going into the steering box, so i need to replace mine before the MOT :'(
Range Rover Blues:
A small amount of play is acceptable in a steering box.
stageonesimmo:
RRB,
Thanks for that ref the testing - we do tend to lag behind the rest of the minisrty here in defence towers - no doubt they'll put some thing out on it at some point - but I'll be a civvy by then so wont know or care! :lol:
Range Rover Blues:
Ah, now I see. I understand it was foillowing a near-miss invoving a sports car with 4wd leaving the rollers :-.
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