New test items now live
...of modified vehicles and the removal of the shock absorber bounce test. A new VT9A poster is also included listing the additional free retest items. These changes also apply from...
...of modified vehicles and the removal of the shock absorber bounce test. A new VT9A poster is also included listing the additional free retest items. These changes also apply from...
...in a garage environment. The cost Another concern raised was about the cost of the new cards. The cards will be provided free of charge to everyone who uses the...
...you’re using. Each type of browser is slightly different. They’re included with any internet-enabled computer, laptop or tablet you use, or you can get them for free off the internet....
...outage’ and codes ONLY last for 1 day. This means you’ll need to get another code for each day a problem lasts. There’s also a temporary problem where contingency tests...
...been carried out at 1am. Extra functions added Other functions we’ve introduced since the service went live in September 2015 include making sure: contingency codes are automatically available via a...
...search There are a number of ways of checking if a customer’s vehicle is subject to a safety recall by: using the vehicle safety recall search on the Motor Codes...
...a live feed of information about those services during periods of planned maintenance. Getting and entering a contingency code For information on how to enter contingency codes, take a...
...port (EOBD). We’ve successfully extracted the VIN, the mileage and, in some cases, fault codes from a high percentage of vehicles. As well as this, we’re discussing adding number plate...
...again. Some of you will see us as we’re out and about doing our research, so please feel free to ask us about it! Advisories We’re considering ways of allowing...
...by revamping the defect search. We aren’t happy with the way it works right now and haven’t promoted it widely. Some of you might not even know there is a...