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carnuts

 posted on 11th Jan 08 at 00:27

just got to hope i can read mine then nice one lads


B3KAN

 posted on 11th Jan 08 at 00:23

When i did mine i filled out my v5 with the new engine number and new cc and took it to my local dvla office along with my old tax disc and was issued with a new 1 with the higher tax duty, and new v5 came a few weeks later :)

[Edited on 11-01-2008 by B3KAN]


jamie m

 posted on 10th Jan 08 at 22:15

i just filled in the new engine number bit on the logbook and sent it off, can back registered as a 2.016v


carnuts

 posted on 10th Jan 08 at 22:04

nice one mate best try find the number then and see if its at all readable


jamesvalver

 posted on 10th Jan 08 at 20:50

i just sent them a letter with the engine number when i declaired mine


carnuts

 posted on 10th Jan 08 at 20:48

yeah i thought it might not be a problem with you paying more want to pay less they want to know your shoe size


SportBoy

 posted on 10th Jan 08 at 20:46

yeah its normally when you put a smaller engine in .. they dont like use having it cheap


carnuts

 posted on 10th Jan 08 at 20:43

right looking the at the dvla website and they say they might want to look at the car when registering an engine change?

anyone had to do this? or is it more for if it is going down in the engine size therefore wanting cheaper tax?



cheers :thumbs: