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01-07-2014, 12:10 AM | #6 | |
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Light on is fail. No light at all, ie bulb taken out is just an advise. "The relevant section of the MOT Testing Manual as shown on the VOSA website is here. As you can see there are two reasons for failure (RFRs) relevant to airbags: airbag obviously missing or defective SRS malfunction indicator lamp indicating a malfunction Some MOT testers are saying that if an airbag lamp is inoperable (never lights up at all, even when ignition first turned on) then this is an RFR, but in “Special Notice 01-2013” issued by VOSA to MOT test centres in March 2013 this was specifically excluded and removed from the manual: “Section 5.4, RFR 2 – SRS warning lamp inoperative has been deleted.” This was also stated in an email from VOSA before the changes came in, as reported on the Pistonheads forum: “In respect of the SRS (Supplementary Restraint System) warning lamp; a vehicle will fail if this lamp indicates an SRS system malfunction. However, there will be no MOT requirement for the lamp to actually work once these changes become 'live'.” So whilst driving a car with possibly faulty airbags is far from ideal, an inoperative airbag light should NOT fail the MOT (refer your MOT garage to VOSA if they think otherwise). This will at least keep your car legal while you investigate and repair the light, and any faults it might indicate." Last edited by shane@mbtech; 01-07-2014 at 12:17 AM. |
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