Will a broken passenger seat handle mean that my car fails its MOT?
I have my MOT coming up and my passenger seat handle has broken (the handle that pulls the seat forward so passengers can get in and out of the back). Will I fail my MOT because of this? Where can I get a replacement?
Asked on 3 September 2010 by Hazel3107
Answered by
Alan Ross
I wouldn't assume that the car will fail for this. You do not say what make and model your car is, but I would suggest that you try a breaker's yard as the cheapest option.
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