Well, I think it is. Jejy is off to have welding done in a week’s time, and my catalogue of jobs to do before she went consisted of:
- Service brakes and Engine
- Find and fit (at least one) exterior mirror
- Fit new indicator repeater to LH side
- Find fault with hazard warning light circuit
The last of which seemed likely to take a while (because the indicators work, but the hazard lights don’t), the second of which seemed likely to be potentially spendy (although I need to find a local scrappy, ‘cos they’ll be cheaper, one presumes), the third of which will take a while to do neatly, and the first of which will just take a while.
Fortunately through reading the MOT manual, it now looks like this:
- Service brakes and engine
- Remove Hazard warning light switch and tape wiring up.
Thus meaning all I have to actually do is service the brakes and engine, which I hope I can get done before I get the car trailered away. I am, however, slightly concerned by the slight rattle the car’s developed (went out for an hour today to pop ‘er up on ramps – Low hold or no Low Hold, she didnae want to go up the slope. Should my project with Nikki come together you’ll probably get to see that rather entertaining 5 minutes) for which which I couldn’t easily locate the source.
Anyhow, I should get back to my ATLS course.
