Seatbelt & MOT

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arotabi

Original Poster:

10 posts

79 months

Thursday 18th October 2018
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I know this could be somewhat down to the individual tester but generally speaking would this fraying (and the 'fix') be a pass or a fail:

It's the section that goes across the lap and the fix is it being melted with a lighter to stop it getting worse.

Cheers.







arotabi

Original Poster:

10 posts

79 months

Friday 19th October 2018
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Thanks for the replies.

The vague wording is what worries me which leaves it open to interpretation.


arotabi

Original Poster:

10 posts

79 months

Friday 19th October 2018
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E-bmw said:
TBH (not being "holier than thou" in saying this) if I saw that on a seatbelt in a car of mine I would not want to risk it.
I totally understand what you're saying but conditions this car is used in makes the seatbelt 'almost' redundant but the MOT is obviously a legal requirement.

If this was on my normal everyday car then it would be getting changed.

Thanks all for the replies.