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Omega General Help / Re: Headlight adjuster replacement.

« on: 15 January 2023, 18:42:48 »

Looking for a S/hand one on market place, I've got power in the greenhouse, just bury it pots and bags of compost when not in use, sort of blend it into the back ground.....could work

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Omega General Help / Re: Headlight adjuster replacement.

« on: 15 January 2023, 18:14:48 »

Unfortunately it's a life threatening situation, with SWMBO, sort of like a grenade with the pin pulled and she's holding the spoon getting ready to release it, just as I put my hand on the oven door   So that's a no all round. Will need to rethink

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Omega General Help / Headlight adjuster replacement.

« on: 15 January 2023, 17:32:04 »

I know that the recognised method of separating the lens from the body, is sticking the whole thing into the oven and heating it up to soften the sealant to gain access to the broken adjuster. But just having received a red card in relation to using the oven and kitchen as a workshop ( I only want to do four) bit harsh, so  that looks like a no! So the question is....has anyone either used a hair dryer or a heat gun to do the job and will it work? Now looks like I'll be  the green house for me if the advice is good. tia

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Car Parts, bits For Sale & Wanted / Re: WANTED: V6 oil cooler

« on: 05 December 2022, 07:54:15 »

Consumable service parts are still affordable, but used parts have gone through the roof, mainly because sellers are just greedy, and previous experiences have proved that a lot of the used parts are overpriced junk!

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Omega Gallery / Re: Not quite a classic car show

« on: 28 November 2022, 09:43:25 »

This car is now living close to where live.

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General Car Chat / Re: 3.2. for sale

« on: 08 November 2022, 20:35:57 »

I agree, N.I is the place where Omegas go to die, to be ragged to death. I regularly get messages on Face ache, about selling my cars.....and it's a big no! I'm going to keep them until they are forced off the road by  the Greenies

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Omega General Help / Re: Under bonnet insulation clips.

« on: 26 October 2022, 19:39:29 »

Thanks to all....ordered

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Omega General Help / Re: Under bonnet insulation clips.

« on: 19 October 2022, 15:21:24 »

Thanks, there were similar on Nicks suggestion, so will pull one of the car when I get home

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Omega General Help / Re: Under bonnet insulation clips.

« on: 19 October 2022, 12:48:44 »

Thanks Nick,   I'm a bit reluctant to pull one out, as it's all looking a bit fragile, but it looks like it's going to be the only way to solve the problem.

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Omega General Help / Under bonnet insulation clips.

« on: 18 October 2022, 20:22:24 »

The Elite has got a few insulation clips missing, and like most things Omega, I was wondering whether there possibly may be any alternative VX clips that would do the job. TIA

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Omega General Help / Re: Differential spares.

« on: 18 October 2022, 20:04:59 »

Man in N.I, says he does them all the time.....logistics may be problematic

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Omega General Help / Re: Top hose

« on: 18 October 2022, 19:59:15 »

Apologies for sticking my nose in....but the talk of top hoses got me thinking about needing a new one at any time, bearing mind I have three cars to increase the chance of needing any sort of hoses for the V6's. And I was wondering whether Silicone would be a feasible alternative to the stupidly expensive second hand rubbish on Fleabay. I have found a company called Merlin Motorsports in Wiltshire who say that they can make to a given pattern, and was wondering whether the V6 engines generate too much heat for Silicone hoses

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Omega General Help / Re: Differential spares.

« on: 11 October 2022, 17:24:14 »

Oooer!

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Omega General Help / Re: A/C pipes.

« on: 03 September 2022, 10:08:33 »

I guess if he wants to take the risk, then I may well do the deal. If they are a correct fit then he should be happy with what I'm asking for them....which is only a small percentage of the total cost of the refurb.

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Omega General Help / Re: A/C pipes.

« on: 02 September 2022, 14:16:27 »

Thanks Al, but I can confirm that the pipes for the 3.2 and possibly the rest of the V6 range are completely different to the 2.2 system and the 2.0....much learned through my cock up and financial loss in getting the wrong set refurbished I am trying to sell that set to a member on here that wants them for his 2.0, and I'm not confident that they are compatible with his car.