I stand corrected, this torx screw is not covered by the doorpanel on my US...
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Adrian
S P O N I X ( snipped-for-privacy@yahoo.com) gurgled happily, sounding much like they were saying :
There's nothing shown on
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's online version of the tester's manual - so no fail.
I *thought* that the airbag light would trigger a fail, but even that doesn't seem to be mentioned.
They're down for replacement after ten years, but I really can't see that happening - they're going to cost more to replace than the car's worth in a lot of cases, even assuming they're going to be available.
I wonder if insurance companies will use it as a get-out from paying for serious injuries/deaths - "Well, if you'd maintained your car properly, you wouldn't have suffered that, as the airbag would have deployed/deployed better"?
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Anthony Britt
Last time I spoke to an MOT tester, airbag lights/airbag systems are not covered by the MOT test.
HTH
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Duncan Wood
It's not covered by the MOT. Also it may not even be an issue, VAG have a service bulletin that extends the airbag replacement to 15 years rather than 10
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