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grifter:
While pulling up to my drive yesterday i knocked it into neutral and the engine went splat. Never had that, i then reversed into drive and while doing so it stuttered and nearly stalled again. Also when at my folks i went to start and it just churned and churned and never started. I then turned key off then back to starting and it went. It did do this a couple of weeks ago but thought cause i had been lying fora while and in the cold. Seems there is a problem developing, what can i check, is this a known problem? I seen flashing spanner while trying to start it.

Currently have the p0150 or whatever it is code for O2 sensor, which is going to get looked at soon and exhaust change. It's drive by wire 2.6 v6. Done pedal check, seems only O2 sensor one and no others.

Update: just read its likey crank sensor, much are they from vx and does anyone have part number? Now i think on it i remember reading about this a wee while ago.

Marks DTM Calib:
p0150 relates to the mixture being out, the symptoms you have also tend to point towards a potentially failing MAF.

Can you read the live values for air flow and the learnt values for mixture?

Crank sensor should be showing a code if its an issue.

Bigron:
I bought this for my 2.6 back in  February last year; not sure if they still have stock, but it was a steal at £11.80!

Vauxhall Omega 2.6, 3.0, 3.2 Crankshaft Sensor 90540743 New
Item Number  181472148652

Payment To:   Leader Specialist Components Ltd   

Seller's ID:      leadercomponentsltd

Seller's Email:   ebay@leadercomponents.com

Albs kindly fitted it for me last April-ish and (tempting fate?) it has been perfect.

Ron.

grifter:

--- Quote from: Fuse 19 on 06 February 2018, 16:02:56 ---p0150 relates to the mixture being out, the symptoms you have also tend to point towards a potentially failing MAF.

Can you read the live values for air flow and the learnt values for mixture?

Crank sensor should be showing a code if its an issue.

--- End quote ---

If it only requires a digy meter yes, is there a guide to do this?

terry paget:

--- Quote from: Bigron on 06 February 2018, 16:32:45 ---I bought this for my 2.6 back in  February last year; not sure if they still have stock, but it was a steal at £11.80!

Vauxhall Omega 2.6, 3.0, 3.2 Crankshaft Sensor 90540743 New
Item Number  181472148652

Payment To:   Leader Specialist Components Ltd   

Seller's ID:      leadercomponentsltd

Seller's Email:   ebay@leadercomponents.com

Albs kindly fitted it for me last April-ish and (tempting fate?) it has been perfect.

Ron.

--- End quote ---
I remember that. I bought one too, on your recommendation. I thought later you planned to replace it with a genuine Vauxhall crank sensor, and said you were going to. So it's a still working perfectly! That's good news. I remember six years ago I had a crank sensor fail on my 3.2, and bought a cheap replacement from e-bay. It's still running well.

I have the impression that on the 2.5s it is vital to buy genuine Vx crank sensors, and even then you need to get the right one - Siemens or Bosch.

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