Omega Owners Forum

Please login or register.

Login with username, password and session length
Advanced search  

News:

Please play nicely.  No one wants to listen/read a keyboard warriors rants....

Pages: 1 2 3 4 5 [6] 7 8 9 10
 51 
 on: 21 April 2024, 22:21:19 
Started by Mutha Jugs n Speed - Last post by johnnydog
High level / 3rd brake lights are apparantly not a testable item, even if fitted. The one on my wife's 2017 Honda CRV doesn't work, and Honda have MOT'd it for the last two years, and whilst pointing it out on the 'items that require repair / replacement', they stated its not an MOT fail. Genuine Honda lamps are approx. £140 **, so if they could squeeze more money out of her, then I'm sure they would have done.
**Chinese copy units are available for less than £20, but supposedly they are a 'poor' fit...surprisingly ::) ::)

 52 
 on: 21 April 2024, 21:13:45 
Started by Mutha Jugs n Speed - Last post by dave the builder
One thing that is mandatory ,yet I doubt ever gets tested .....
"speedometer is working correctly and gives an accurate reading"
obviously speedos are NEVER tested on AUDIs, Golf GTIs (or golfs pretending to be GTI, with Ebay badges,) etc   :-\

A few years back ... maybe 10/13 ??? ..... I presented an Astra G for test with a none working speedo/odometer.
The car passed without comment! (eventually  ::) )
The NT (Tester) should have noted the NON readable  odometer on the certificate
what did he /she/them ::) put as the milage ? did he/she/them look at the ECM data  ??? just guess  ??? or ask YOU ,the vehicle presenter to guess  :D
it's all down to a tester. My 4x4 ML goes for MOT to a place that can't do a rolling road brake test .... I think, by rights, he should do a deceleration test on a road test .... but has never done so. He never tests my 13 pin trailer socket either! He's never tested my reverse lights!

I still take my cars to him for test though!  ;D

13 pin sockets are testable when fitted ,7 pin are not (there is no standard wiring configuration for 7 pin)
A decelerometer is 'probably' used when driving the vehicle into the test bay  :-X
Reverse lights would have activated getting the vehicle off the ramp , or are you still at the test station waiting for your car  :D

I pay full fee for MOTs ,the tester (ex police) is very strict
I see that as a good thing
though I do prep my cars BEFORE presenting them for MOT ,so rarely have retests (which costs time and money)


 53 
 on: 21 April 2024, 20:39:04 
Started by STEMO - Last post by Andy B
Just been watching Bangers and Cash and one of these is up for auction. Must admit I've never heard of it, but what an amazing car.

I tried to find the episode  :(

 54 
 on: 21 April 2024, 20:37:14 
Started by Mutha Jugs n Speed - Last post by Andy B
it's all down to a tester. My 4x4 ML goes for MOT to a place that can't do a rolling road brake test .... I think, by rights, he should do a deceleration test on a road test .... but has never done so. He never tests my 13 pin trailer socket either! He's never tested my reverse lights!

I still take my cars to him for test though!  ;D

 55 
 on: 21 April 2024, 20:32:51 
Started by Mutha Jugs n Speed - Last post by Andy B
One thing that is mandatory ,yet I doubt ever gets tested .....
"speedometer is working correctly and gives an accurate reading"
obviously speedos are NEVER tested on AUDIs, Golf GTIs (or golfs pretending to be GTI, with Ebay badges,) etc   :-\

A few years back ... maybe 10/13 ??? ..... I presented an Astra G for test with a none working speedo/odometer.
The car passed without comment! (eventually  ::) )

 56 
 on: 21 April 2024, 20:26:38 
Started by Duke01 - Last post by grifter
What V6 has the oval connector is it the PFL? I'm sure mine is square connectors on FL version

 57 
 on: 21 April 2024, 19:26:22 
Started by STEMO - Last post by Viral_Jim
Didn't Jon Lennon have one? Quite peculiar looking things to my eye. But then what do I know



 58 
 on: 21 April 2024, 17:33:42 
Started by tomuxzz - Last post by dave the builder
Nice easy fix then  :)

and a nice looking car  8)

 59 
 on: 21 April 2024, 17:22:09 
Started by tomuxzz - Last post by tomuxzz
Just because something was previously changed,. doesn't mean that a) it's not faulty or b) not correctly fitted.

Fuel filter may not have made a difference, but I would wager that it was overdue.

The gear selector issue is yet another, separate, issue rather than part of everything else.

Have you replaced the MAF yet?

Have you reseated the cluster yet?

Also what other parts have been replaced recently?

Get the codes read, either with the pedal trick or an actual code reader and report back.

Crank sensor produces the rpm signal.
We have found problem!!!!!! Verry funny thing  ;D ;D ;D One small wire on battery - Ground was too rusty so it was poor connection with ground. (sorry hard to explain in English ;D)

And someone asked photos of car. So I made a few :)




 60 
 on: 21 April 2024, 12:07:30 
Started by JamesV6CDX - Last post by Field Marshal Dr. Opti
Make sure you get your £90 back.

Pages: 1 2 3 4 5 [6] 7 8 9 10

Page created in 0.025 seconds with 17 queries.