Calling out to all MOT tester's in the UK?

There are no checks at all on airbags to date in the MOT rules. The only warning light ‘fault’ that would result in an MOT failure is that connected with an ABS system. (Mind you, a fractious tester might refuse to get in the car if he thought the bag was about to go off!)

SRS lamps are not testable, but it is mentioned in the manual that an advisory notice should be issued about it.

Main beam warning lamps should be present and work.

Not all vehicles have parking brake warning lamps so they aren't a testable item. They also tend to be incorporate with the low brake fluid level warning lamp, so it would be difficult to say the handbrake was the cause if the fluid level can't be seen.

My sons airbag light kept coming on because he had to move the chair back so far to fit his long legs in comfortably.

His ALWAYS passed the test.

Sorry I can`t be of more help to you. Oops not a MOT tester either!

Try this.......www.dft.gov.uk

for two years now my airbag warning light has been coming on,(not sure why cos have had it looked at) but mine has still passed two mot's

yes. as colin m says air bag is not part of the test as yet

at the time of test any warning lamps on it fails so to all the muppets up there they are ether lying or getting dodgy mots

Any dashboard warning light thats faulty is a cause for faliure!

take the bulb out then it wont be on therefore wont fail!