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• Linkay Systems, which handled the servicing, calibration and updating
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of a number of emission testers used in vehicle test stations, has gone into liquidation.
The Retail Motor Industry Federation advises affected test stations to find alternative suppliers so they can continue to carry out emissions testing.
They will also need a new supplier to check the equipment so conformity certificates can be signed and sent to the VI by 30 September. Basic emissions test (BET) software must be installed by 31December.
Where test station equipment has been updated by Linkay, the software may not be compatible with that already issued by the manufacturer or its authorised service agent.
Details of other suppliers can be obtained from the Garage Equipment Association.
• Contact GEA on 01327 312616.
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