Airbag light - MOT fail? (E39 content)
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Quick question then regarding the airbag light. If it's on, and it's a warning light presumably, then might it not mean that the airbag is faulty. In that case, in the event of an accident where the bag does not activate, and say, the passenger in seriously injured, what will be the insurance ramifications.
I'm sure the airbag fault code would be stored somewhere. And isn't the cars insurance rating based on fully functioning safety systems.
I'm sure the airbag fault code would be stored somewhere. And isn't the cars insurance rating based on fully functioning safety systems.
hornetrider said:
dannytherev said:
Not a failure atm but from 1st Jan it will be hth
Ah, mate! Where's this info from?http://mondeouk.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?f=52&...
dannytherev said:
It's on VOSA's site can't find the complete page now but have a look here it says most of the changes
http://mondeouk.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?f=52&...
It's a discussion at the moment. No changes/dates have been decided. We were told, as MOT testers, that the dual purpose vehicle rule was being changed 2 years ago, that still hasn't happened, so I wouldn't hold your breath that this lot will happen anytime soon.http://mondeouk.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?f=52&...
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