DABERS ANPR

Constant velocity joints (Drive shafts): pre-2018 MOT

This is pre-2018 MOT wording. The defect categories changed on 20 May 2018.

No direct match in the current MOT scheme.

8 pre-2018 fail items.

Old wordingInspection manualNow
Constant velocity joints gaiter damaged to the extent that it no longer prevents the ingress of dirt etcA constant velocity joint gaiter missing or excessively damaged, deteriorated or insecure to the extent that it would no longer prevent the ingress of dirt etcNo direct match
Constant velocity joints gaiter insecure to the extent that it no longer prevents the ingress of dirt etcA constant velocity joint gaiter missing or excessively damaged, deteriorated or insecure to the extent that it would no longer prevent the ingress of dirt etcNo direct match
Constant velocity joints gaiter deteriorated to the extent that it no longer prevents the ingress of dirt etcA constant velocity joint gaiter missing or excessively damaged, deteriorated or insecure to the extent that it would no longer prevent the ingress of dirt etcNo direct match
Constant velocity joints gaiter splitan outer constant velocity joint gaiter missing, split or insecurely mounted to it's housingNo direct match
Constant velocity joints gaiter insecurely mounted to its housingan outer constant velocity joint gaiter missing, split or insecurely mounted to it's housingNo direct match
Constant velocity joints gaiter missingA constant velocity joint gaiter missing or excessively damaged, deteriorated or insecure to the extent that it would no longer prevent the ingress of dirt etcNo direct match
Constant velocity joints is excessively worna drive shaft constant velocity joint excessively worn or insecureNo direct match
Constant velocity joints is insecurea drive shaft constant velocity joint excessively worn or insecureNo direct match

Current names are the closest match by wording and part. The DVSA publishes no official old-to-new table.

Other pre-2018 parts in Suspension

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