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Nct question - retest centre

Roycropper63 · 2016-02-27 20:43:19

Does your retest have to be the centre where it failed? And is there much of a delay in getting a slot?

27-02-2016 8:43pm

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Does your retest have to be the centre where it failed? And is there much of a delay in getting a slot?

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#2 27-02-2016 9:34pm

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You can retest at any centre, you do need an appointment to retest, (within 28 days), you can always look for a cancellation.

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#3 27-02-2016 9:37pm

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If its a visual no booking required then just catch a tester driving out in a car that's just been tested.

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#4 27-02-2016 10:02pm

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Headlamp bulb so needs to be checked, working fine yesterday when checked,,,, Murphy's law!!!

Will be working away from home so will try and get a retest elsewhere

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#5 27-02-2016 11:25pm

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Dip or main beam?.

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#6 28-02-2016 8:54am

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Call the nct for retest as they hold some back for this. If it's light it might require a light test which is not visual as they need machine unless stated on fail it's only visual retest

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#7 28-02-2016 1:26pm

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It's a dip beam so has to be tested for focus,, as I say working the day before, Murphy's law indeed

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