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 on: Yesterday at 20:17:11 
Started by Varche - Last post by Varche
Yes springs will be worn. Yes I think the OEM shocks are sachs.

The negative camber is just one side so something bent or damaged on drivers side I suspect.

 22 
 on: Yesterday at 19:55:11 
Started by TheBoy - Last post by TheBoy
This topic has been moved to Omega General Help.

https://www.omegaowners.com/forum/index.php?topic=150942.0

 23 
 on: Yesterday at 19:28:10 
Started by 2boxerdogs - Last post by Keith ABS
 Scoursasey

 24 
 on: Yesterday at 19:24:28 
Started by BazaJT - Last post by Keith ABS
 I think that Lucas and Girling are the same but some one else will be along shortly to state that I am wrong

 25 
 on: Yesterday at 18:52:39 
Started by 2boxerdogs - Last post by Raeturbo
Martin

 26 
 on: Yesterday at 18:40:33 
Started by 2boxerdogs - Last post by BazaJT
House

 27 
 on: Yesterday at 18:38:50 
Started by BazaJT - Last post by BazaJT
Oops! Apart from this should have been in Omega help section  I should also have said car in question is a year 2000 F/L 3 litre Elite saloon.

 28 
 on: Yesterday at 18:26:31 
Started by 2boxerdogs - Last post by Raeturbo
Doctor

 29 
 on: Yesterday at 17:53:46 
Started by BazaJT - Last post by BazaJT
The last time my Omega was out of the garage[for a short drive around the yard in front of the lock up]a couple of years ago the n/s front brake "grabbed" before the o/s,admittedly the yard surface is hard packed dirt with stones/grit on top.So the brakes obviously need work,not to mention that at present the brake pedal hits the floor now without the brakes working! I fitted a new master cylinder some time ago and some time before that a new n/s rear caliper[the o/s rear was free].My thinking now is to do a rebuild on the o/s rear and both fronts as new front calipers seem to be above £100 each[which is more than twice the price of front calipers for my V70 :o. The question is as I can't recall what master cylinder/rear caliper I bought how do I tell which brake system my car has? I've seen used front calipers[not that I'm thinking of buying them]which says they're for a Lucas system while new calipers or rebuild kits say they're for either Girling or ATE systems,so potentially three systems to choose from :-\

 30 
 on: Yesterday at 17:22:32 
Started by 2boxerdogs - Last post by BazaJT
'n' roll.

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