Loony nct test!

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lynnwhite52

Petrolheads
:roll: done the nct at 8 tonite, passed but had to take off my sunstrip, no big deal, have booked to get another one on tomorrow :D but stupid thing is they said it's only if your wipers are touching the strip and they have no regulations on the length of your wipers :ponder: so I can cut four inches off the wipers and have the sunstrip covering half the windscreen???!!! :wall:
And how does not having a sunstrip, which helps keep the glare of the sun out of your eyes, help reduce the amount of accidents on our roads??? :dunno:
 
They failed my Gf twice on the suspension which was to ford manufacturing standards. When i took it back a 3rd time they passed it even though nothing had been altered to it. There lying robbing scum.
 
Think the strip mite be ok on the inside...passed a few of me other scoobies done like that but then you never know what humour they'll be in :wall:
 
[quote author=kanye from the west link=topic=6633.msg76755#msg76755 date=1207948112]
what if u get the sunstrip on the inside of the windscreen ?
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Dont this this makes a difference!i had mine inside and took it off for the N.C.T just in case!!
 
[quote author=swerv555 link=topic=6633.msg76710#msg76710 date=1207943553]
nct is just a big money racket , :angry: any excuse for a fail and more money for the retest :shoot:
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this is a free retest !!!explain more money point
 
[quote author=lishagh link=topic=6633.msg77072#msg77072 date=1208041598]
this is a free retest !!!explain more money point
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I don't think swerv555 was talking about Chara555's case in particular. It was more of a general statement from my view.
 
I personally think its alll a money racket. i failed because my window washers didnt work the way theyy said they should. Even thoiugh both of them worked.
 
I don't have to do a retest as the sunstrip came off there and then...more so than the money side of things I think it's funny that you can shorten your wipers and put on a longer sunstrip...I just don't get the point of failing it in the first place :dunno: I mean I have the car booked in for a new one tomorrow and I'll be able to drive around with that on for two years, explain to me please how this is making our roads safer? :ponder:
 
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