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Ok so I got defected the other day it was classed as a major defect

I got done for

Too low

My cooler kit not being modplated and engineered (it's a blits kit and the return pipe comes thru the inner fielded under neath the battery tray????) I thought these kits were legal?

And my steering wheel not being padded

So they classed this as a major defect and asked my too apper in court ?WTF

Now I have to go over the pits

My questions are

1. I'f I go over the pits are they gunna go right over my car like pick on everything Do I need to be completely stock to pass ?

Should I even bother I have just bought another car and am thinking of just deregisteering the car so I can take my time to clean the car up and do it right .

Will this clear the defect of the car ?

Or will it need to be taken over the pits when registeered again?

Any help from anyone been in a similar situation appreciated

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cancel rego

get it printed out from transport off there computer screen and signed by person behind counter.

take paper and fine into local police station tell them u have de registered this veichle. get them 2 photo copy it and cancel it out of there defect book.

get a new rwc locally or whoever u know well :) and re register it.

done.

dont go over pits

you will come out with a list 3 times as long.

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