I've been told that an unstrapped battery is an MOT fail and mine is definitely not fixed in any way. Am I right in thinking this was not an original fit ( I can't find any parts for it ) and if so any advise on what I need to do.
Thanks for any advise
Regards Gary.
Battery holding strap
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Garybreadner
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Battery was held down by:
a) top oblong bclamp
b) two hooked threaded rods
c) wing nuts, washers and spring Thakeray washers
d) rubber pads under clamp x2
e) battery sat in a Bakelite tray with drain hole and rubber pipe
All parts easily available from the SNGB, Hutsons etc. And yes, it is an MOT failure!
a) top oblong bclamp
b) two hooked threaded rods
c) wing nuts, washers and spring Thakeray washers
d) rubber pads under clamp x2
e) battery sat in a Bakelite tray with drain hole and rubber pipe
All parts easily available from the SNGB, Hutsons etc. And yes, it is an MOT failure!
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Garybreadner
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