I T V ?
Nov 23rd 2014 | 7:33 pm
#16
Lost in BE Cyberspace
Joined: Feb 2007
Posts: 10,759
From: Land of no recession
Nov 23rd 2014 | 7:50 pm
#17
Just Joined
Joined: Nov 2014
Posts: 23
From: Scotland
Re: I T V ?
Hola
It is normal when you drive over the pit for the car to be jacked up by a couple of inches; not too much because the "vibration plates" have to move all the steering joints.
My experience of English MOT test is if the garage doesn´t have enough work, then "faults" may be found to get work or increase profits. I prefer the Spanish system where the ITV station does not repair cars.
Davexf
It is normal when you drive over the pit for the car to be jacked up by a couple of inches; not too much because the "vibration plates" have to move all the steering joints.
My experience of English MOT test is if the garage doesn´t have enough work, then "faults" may be found to get work or increase profits. I prefer the Spanish system where the ITV station does not repair cars.
Davexf
Nov 23rd 2014 | 10:38 pm
#18
FreeThinker
Joined: Nov 2009
Posts: 9,702
From: the moors and levels
Re: I T V ?
Hola
It is normal when you drive over the pit for the car to be jacked up by a couple of inches; not too much because the "vibration plates" have to move all the steering joints.
My experience of English MOT test is if the garage doesn´t have enough work, then "faults" may be found to get work or increase profits. I prefer the Spanish system where the ITV station does not repair cars.
Davexf
It is normal when you drive over the pit for the car to be jacked up by a couple of inches; not too much because the "vibration plates" have to move all the steering joints.
My experience of English MOT test is if the garage doesn´t have enough work, then "faults" may be found to get work or increase profits. I prefer the Spanish system where the ITV station does not repair cars.
Davexf
