Indeed; there are others who buy MOT's stolen from testing stations, and up until recently have been able to obtain tax with them. As everything can be checked online now, such certificates are of little use. Consequently, from next year, you will just get a print out of the vehicle and testing station details, together with any failed items. Usefully, any advisories will also be on the same sheet, so can't be hidden by anyone selling the vehicle.
Chris
No, but as it's such an unusual thing, they will be checking to find out if it is correct.
As is already the case for ABS warning lamps, of course.
that looks like it, at 144 quid delivered it is certainly possible.
sorry, it is an S reg, so is a 97, dyslexic fingers. No the car shops don't do them, someone else has pointed me to Just Lambda, they import them from the states at 144 inc.
it will be like the abs test, a chart saying what it should do.
For a lot less than that you could fit a wideband sensor set with programmable output. They can give a narrow band simulation too - to mimic any type of sensor.
all that appears to be wrong is that the heater circuit has burnt out!
The heater in the sensor or the drive circuit? If it's in the sensor, it's a bit like saying this bulb is fine - it's just the filament which has gone. ;-)
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