Paste your MOT sheet

Last updated 16 August 2026 · OBDCode UK editorial

Copy the advisory list from the certificate or from the GOV.UK MOT history page. We match each line to what happened to other cars that carried the same wording the following year, and list them in that order.

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What this page will and will not say

Per-registration lookup sites echo the tester’s wording back. Forums interpret one sheet at a time. This page uses the official wording as a key into the DVSA bulk extracts: the same physical car, from its 2024 test to the next year’s test.

It will list the recognised lines in data order, with the published drive-or-stop sentence for each.
It will not invent a price, a repair method, or a scrap-or-keep verdict.
It will not claim to have inspected the car in front of you.

Every advisory explainedThe same wording, one page per line Prognosis registryWhat happened to other cars with the same certificate line Fault code or model lookupIf you have a reader code, or want the model’s MOT record Official MOT historyGOV.UK — the record for one registration number