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Old Dec 17th, 2023, 09:48   #11
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But he was not 100% sure.
Then he should have asked someone competent and more experienced. He should not have failed the car or charged you if he was not sure how to properly conclude the task he started. Test should have been aborted if it was beyond his ability.
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Then he should have asked someone competent and more experienced. He should not have failed the car or charged you if he was not sure how to properly conclude the task he started. Test should have been aborted if it was beyond his ability.
100% that's the procedure I did MOTs for over 20 years , sounds like he is another new employee with no real interest in cars, just goes by the book...
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