Original post by ABRCLARE
HI NISSAN FAILED MOT ON THE FOLLOWING need advice on how to fix please 1 position lamp not working nearside front; 2 headlamp not working on dipped beam offside; 3 service brake excessively binding nearside and offside; 4 brake imbalanced across an axle rear 44%
Uhh.. take it to a mechanic?
Sounds like you've got some duff bulbs and some dodgy brakes.
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Original post by thotiana
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Original post by ABRCLARE
ahh price they charge these day I can do it myself just unsure on parts 3 and 4 , but thanks any way
Find a decent mechanic who doesn't overcharge?
Either your calipers need stripping and rebuilding - or just replacing.
Original post by ABRCLARE
4 brake imbalanced across an axle rear 44%
Rear brakes cylinders need at least cleaning and lubrication, but most likely replacement.
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