Afternoon, If you had this on the dash and your MP assured you it was faulty sensor, new one ordered would it be
Afternoon, If you had this on the dash and your MP assured you it was faulty sensor, new one ordered would it be
Afternoon, If you had this on the dash and your MP assured you it was faulty sensor, new one ordered would it be deemed safe to use?
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Re: Afternoon, If you had this on the dash and your MP assured you it was faulty sensor, new one ordered would it be
Have you got it in writing that they are deeming it safe?
Re: Afternoon, If you had this on the dash and your MP assured you it was faulty sensor, new one ordered would it be
agreed but I am aiming it at the MP to provide firm evidence that vehicle is safe to drive. Remember every driver drives a vehicle that’s deemed safe by a MP each day so what makes this any different?
Re: Afternoon, If you had this on the dash and your MP assured you it was faulty sensor, new one ordered would it be
The driver wants to (and probably already has) swapped trucks I’m just enquiring whether it would be a pg9 or fine at roadside based on the MP assessment.
Re: Afternoon, If you had this on the dash and your MP assured you it was faulty sensor, new one ordered would it be
Re: Afternoon, If you had this on the dash and your MP assured you it was faulty sensor, new one ordered would it be
I’m not blaming the driver mate, he’s going in his instinct, there was nobody around at his start time, I’m just curious and building my own knowledge base of what defects mean you can still drive if need be
Re: Afternoon, If you had this on the dash and your MP assured you it was faulty sensor, new one ordered would it be
your never build that knowledge base mate too many variables and always reliant on others which is what makes it so difficult. Gut feeling often helpsGeoffNeo wrote: ↑Mon Apr 17, 2023 1:37 pmI’m not blaming the driver mate, he’s going in his instinct, there was nobody around at his start time, I’m just curious and building my own knowledge base of what defects mean you can still drive if need be
Re: Afternoon, If you had this on the dash and your MP assured you it was faulty sensor, new one ordered would it be
this would be a PG9. There is a fault with the locking mechanism for the cab. End result would be cab tipping forwards under breaking. Resulting in the driver being unable to control the vehicle properly.
Prevention is better than cure.
Re: Afternoon, If you had this on the dash and your MP assured you it was faulty sensor, new one ordered would it be
agreed but the first post states sensor fault not mechanism fault. Personally I’d go with park it up until fixed. My point was that issues like this need to be in writing when MP’s try to deem vehicles roadworthy or not.
Re: Afternoon, If you had this on the dash and your MP assured you it was faulty sensor, new one ordered would it be
You should always ask the question, if the DVSA pulled the vehicle over would it be issued with a PG9? if so, then do not drive until rectified.
Re: Afternoon, If you had this on the dash and your MP assured you it was faulty sensor, new one ordered would it be
Stick your head behind the cab and have a look at the locks if they are locked then I don’t see a problem. If you do t know what you’re looking for ask the fitter to show you
Re: Afternoon, If you had this on the dash and your MP assured you it was faulty sensor, new one ordered would it be
Has the MP seen and assessed the truck or just verbally said this is what I think it is over the phone. If they seen it and will put in writing should be ok. But of you have a spare truck then swap it and don't run the risk
Re: Afternoon, If you had this on the dash and your MP assured you it was faulty sensor, new one ordered would it be
Simple answer - would it pass an MOT like that ? The answer is no, so should it be on the road? The answer is no
Re: Afternoon, If you had this on the dash and your MP assured you it was faulty sensor, new one ordered would it be
I would want it in writing with confirmation that a new sensor had been ordered and a slot in workshop allocated for fitting as soon as it was in. (I suspect that none of that would be forthcoming from MP )
Re: Afternoon, If you had this on the dash and your MP assured you it was faulty sensor, new one ordered would it be
they would, he’s spot on with sticking to schedules and repairs etc.
Re: Afternoon, If you had this on the dash and your MP assured you it was faulty sensor, new one ordered would it be
No that vehicle is VOR until repaired.. you got to remember as the driver it's your licence..
Re: Afternoon, If you had this on the dash and your MP assured you it was faulty sensor, new one ordered would it be
Thanks everyone for the comments
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