1992 ISUZU BIGHORN LWB DIESEL AUTO3.1L DIESEL

The 2019 MOT failure reveals multiple critical safety and structural issues, including a missing rear fog lamp, a faulty tell-tale light, an insecure battery, and damaged suspension ball joint dust covers. Severe wheel bearing play on the nearside front and minor play on the offside front indicate potential handling risks. Corroded brake pipes and a compromised constant velocity boot further highlight significant wear and exposure to environmental damage. These defects suggest poor maintenance and possible neglect over time. Earlier MOTs show recurring problems with wheel bearings, fuel system corrosion, and suspension components. The 2006 failure noted slight wheel bearing play, oil leaks, and corroded fuel pipes, while the 2006 "passed" entry repeated some of these issues. The 2007 MOT was clean, but the 2019 failure indicates a worsening trend, particularly in suspension and braking systems. The lack of recent MOT data between 2007 and 2019 raises concerns about the vehicle’s condition during this period. The vehicle’s mileage of 180,009 miles at 34 years old equates to roughly 5,294 miles per year, which is low for its age. This could reflect infrequent use or prolonged periods of inactivity, both of which contribute to component degradation, corrosion, and fluid stagnation.