found other topics related but figured i should start my own:
mr2 failed on hel braided lines at MOT. something about pins missing? anyone else had this or know what that's about? is that the p clips? or something else?
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Re: hel braided failed mot
it is because the pipes are not securely mounted and in danger of rubbing against the wheel? Couple of cable ties if need be but the fronts should fit in the clips already there and be ok at that, the rears are missing the body bracket
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so if i got these that would sort it?
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/HEL-Performan ... 0941972145
or the goodridge ones come with brackets?
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/HEL-Performan ... 0941972145
or the goodridge ones come with brackets?
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Re: hel braided failed mot
Which section of the MOT did it fail under?
http://www.motuk.co.uk/manual_360.htm
The only things I can see that might apply:
2. Check all components for security, condition and operation.
2. A braking system component:
d. retaining or locking device missing or insecure.
or
3. Check all braking system components for any inappropriate repair or modification
3. A braking system component inappropriately repaired or modified.
They shouldn't fail an MOT though providing they are securely mounted, not corroded (HEL are stainless so that's not an issue), not twisted or otherwise incorrectly installed or damaged.
http://www.motuk.co.uk/manual_360.htm
The only things I can see that might apply:
2. Check all components for security, condition and operation.
2. A braking system component:
d. retaining or locking device missing or insecure.
or
3. Check all braking system components for any inappropriate repair or modification
3. A braking system component inappropriately repaired or modified.
They shouldn't fail an MOT though providing they are securely mounted, not corroded (HEL are stainless so that's not an issue), not twisted or otherwise incorrectly installed or damaged.
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Re: hel braided failed mot
this is the first time they have failed in 4 years. The mot guy said the pin is missing to secure the lines into place. Not sure which code it failed on 2.d, maybe?. They are secured in place not hanging or anything, but just this pin issue?
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I've got my mot on Thursday morning and have hel lines fitted all round, I'll let you know how I get on with it.
BTW the lines are clamped where they connect to the fixed line using a home made bracket
BTW the lines are clamped where they connect to the fixed line using a home made bracket
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Re: hel braided failed mot
that pin will stop the line turning on the caliper but then so does a securely tightened banjo bolt. Mmm not sure on the fail for that..
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Re: hel braided failed mot
The pin does not locate or secure the hose to the caliper, the banjo bolt does that. The pin aligns the hose.
Since there is nothing in the MOT tester's manual regarding hose alignment, it's not a fail.
Appeal or go elsewhere. Simples.
Since there is nothing in the MOT tester's manual regarding hose alignment, it's not a fail.
Appeal or go elsewhere. Simples.
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Just to let you know I had no problem with the hel lines in my mot
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Nor me and I've had mine for almost 6 years.
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