Legal right if MOT'd incorrectly

AdrianC

nobbysn*ts wrote: »

Comprehension skills refer to reading

Did you figure that out on your own, or did a grown-up help you?

nobbysn*ts

AdrianC wrote: »

Did you figure that out on your own, or did a grown-up help you?

Seriously, you make a complete and utter c*ck up of your brake advice, a complete and utter c*ck up of your posting on grammar, and then that's your best comeback? Have you been sacked from Kwik Fit for not reaching their standards?

colino

Well done OP, they are clearly covering their backsides because of the phantom NT.
You will be able to clearly see a new drum, it will be nice and steel like - for about a week until it reverts to rusty brown - when you have a look see.
Incidentally, if that is done, then they do sound legit. A blown brake cylinder can happen at any time and you'd be surprised how often components - especially brakes, pipe and seals - give up the ghost at MOT time. It is probably the only time in a year that they are used in anger.

arcon5

Who's paying for the parts?

factor29

arcon5 wrote: »

Who's paying for the parts?

The garage are, everything fitted and the car retested as a "goodwill gesture"

Like I told them today whichever way it went it was going to cost me money so I wasnt happy.

Kind of glad the original tester mucked it up in a way as looking at the price of the parts it would probably have cost me more than the front discs and pads :rotfl:

topdaddy_2

nobbysn*ts wrote: »

Comprehension skills refer to reading, no doubt you are trying to refer to my typo, which is a writing skill. Possibly you meant "grammar"

Hehe. You dont know what comprehension means.:rotfl: that is funny