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Quote from: efiniste;803148But no jap import FDs have that format VIN number. Only the UK spec ones do.Uh huh... so what\'s your point? "I\'m alright Jack \'cos mine\'s an import :p "?
Quote from: m1tch;803149Its a bit odd that this info was posted in the 2nd gen part of the forum considering its only the UK spec FDs that are going to have issuesI posted it here because I\'ve got an FC and I only read the FC forum
Quote from: m1tch;802946the wheels change depending on the photo though :rollinHope it\'s got those 5-spokes on and not the 6-spokes - I don\'t like the look of that camber angle on the rear 6-spokes
Just want to give people a heads up before their cars start getting VT30 notices, and they start crying about how they didn\'t know about it or "my car\'s exempt cos I think it is" etc.
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Quote from: Prof;802883Page 58 is quite interesting thoughExactly. If your vin number contains FD13B2 then you are subject to a cat emissions test (and therefore have to have a cat present post 1/1/12).
I\'m not talking \'bout emissions, I\'m talking about the presence of a cat. You gonna draw one on the floorpan?
Quote from: no_boingers;802789I assume you are claiming exemption under section 7.3 ?Ah no, it seems you are claiming exemption from the cat test on the basis that it will fail the BET test and it\'s not listed in the VOSA database (assuming it doesn\'t have a VDS code of FD13B2).
QuoteOn vehicles that qualify for a full cat emissions test, check the presence of the catalytic converter.In this respect you *do* qualify for a full cat emissions test - it is merely part of the flowchart for that test that your emissions are actually tested to non-cat levels (s.7.3 pg.9).
Quote from: BlitzBoy;802782Grey Imported FDs 92-95 are only subjected to the non-cat testI assume you are claiming exemption under section 7.3 ?
QuoteA personal import must be tested according to its date of first use. The only exemption to this is if the vehicle owner can present to the tester at time of test a letter from the vehicle manufacturer stating that the particular engine as originally installed could not meet the equivalent British emission standards.
If this is the case, then test to the next lower emission standard.
Quote from: BlitzBoy;802782Grey Imported FDs 92-95 are only subjected to the non-cat testInteresting... can you quote a source for that please?
QuoteA catalytic convertor fitted as original equipment but missing will be a reason for failure.(source)

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