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Title: New to forum and advice re 2.2 diesel
Post by: KnackeredMk1 on 03 July 2017, 15:01:06
Hi,

As a family we have owned Omega 2.5/2.6 estates for at least ten years. The current one is virtually dead  :'( and I'm thinking about a 2.2 diesel replacement. I know they are much coarser (driven one) but they seem to be cheaper to run and maintain. It will be used a load lugger for fishing tackle, university kit and garden waste in the main.

Specifically I'm concerned about determining the cam chain change intervals. I have read sections of the forum but cannot find anything related to diesels. Does the chain need replacing regularly? Or is it the tensioner and associated parts only necessary?
Title: Re: New to forum and advice re 2.2 diesel
Post by: Lizzie Zoom on 03 July 2017, 15:15:38
Hello and a warm welcome to you :y

Please place your queries in the Omega General Help section for a good response ;)
Title: Re: New to forum and advice re 2.2 diesel
Post by: KnackeredMk1 on 03 July 2017, 15:22:21
Thank you.
Title: Re: New to forum and advice re 2.2 diesel
Post by: Varche on 03 July 2017, 18:15:26
Hola! Welcome to the forum :y
Title: Re: New to forum and advice re 2.2 diesel
Post by: paul l on 03 July 2017, 20:14:18
welcome, I drive a derv and love the mpg :y
Title: Re: New to forum and advice re 2.2 diesel
Post by: migiestate on 03 July 2017, 22:18:03
Hello and welcome to the forum  :y. Plenty of great help to be had on here  :y :y.
Title: Re: New to forum and advice re 2.2 diesel
Post by: BazaJT on 04 July 2017, 07:41:05
Hello and welcome to OOF :y
Title: Re: New to forum and advice re 2.2 diesel
Post by: JDX on 04 July 2017, 10:58:36
Welcome to & enjoy the forum.

I have a 2.2 diesel estate & it's brilliant. Have owned it a good few years now, been round Europe in it several times & it has been completely reliable.
Fuel economy is pretty damn good for such a big car.
I am under the impression the chain never needs replacing but will stand corrected if I hear otherwise.
For longevity, I would suggest regular changes of the oil & all filters ...will look after you if you it  :y