is a rusted splash plate with a bit missing an MOT failure...conflicting info on the net as usual ....
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splash plate
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I assume you mean guard or shield? Plate has an entirely different meaning.
I don't believe is, mine has passed without it's noddy plastic undertray. Why not remove it?
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no no the splash plate behind the front discs....
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So you mean a dust shield? Or rarely they're called back-plates or disk guards.
I don't recall a corroded or missing one was a failure. Best ask your local garage!
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they will let me know at the mot on monday...no doubt
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Not an MOT failure because it is non-structural.
They are there to stop small stones getting stuck between pad and disk actually (IMHO). The rear ones on my Astra H are utterly moth-eaten but are never mentioned on the MOT.
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My car passes every year with a bulb warning light on the dash lit up!
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good to hear
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That does depend on the type and age of the car.
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what is it warning you about though ?.
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there is a loose nut behind the wheel...tee hee
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well it passed yesterday...just needed a track rod end...mot miracle...not bad for a 2007
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...and 120,000 miles on original clutch
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a wummin would have it worn out years ago...wummin have no mechanical sympath....none