I have just passed the MOT here in Spain.
However because I have had a Daytona exhaust fitted they have asked for a certificate or proof that it is a part approved and or conforms to the original mg part.
The mot station has passed it this year but assures me they will fail it next year if I cant come up with some sort of conformity certificate.
Has anyone come up against this sort of thing in other EU countries.
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Rule 1 - Is that you need to think very carefully before posting anything technical or asking anything technical relating to the security system of the car - See 'Security Issues' sticky for more info.
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Re: after market parts
If it was me I would get myself a standard zorst ...just for MOT time!! It's a bit of messing about but many people do this sort of thing with decats and change again afterwards!!...just a thought!!
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Re: after market parts
I don't think you'll get a certificate, as has been mentioned just drop another exhaust on for the ITV, it doesn't take long at all once it's been done for the first time.
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Re: after market parts
Here in Germany the situation is quite similar, officially you will need either a certificate or a type approval number (e-number) stamped into the part itself. Some stations are quite fussy, others look at it in a more - uhm - “liberal” kind of way. I simply don’t use the fussy ones any more …
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2004 TF 135 in Monogram Spectre, black leather, RHD
MGZR:
2001 ZR 160 in Solar Red, LHD, LPG conv
Classic:
1972 MG Midget MkIII RWA in Blaze Red
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Re: after market parts
Thanks for the replies, I will try another station that is more friendly and it fails I will swop out each year.