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Messages - Kieran

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Fair enough. When I actually get around to removing some parts I will put prices up. For a start the sunshades are easy to remove. Only been on the car for a month and cost £75.00 new. Would like £50.00 for them. These are excellent quality and made to fit an Omega Estate incorporating all the rear windows.

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I will be removing the Irmscher backbox and new alternator before scrapping this car. Also the shades which are excellent quality and made to fit all rear windows will also be available. Car will be scrapped shortly as taking up space in driveway. Make me an offer for parts.

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General Car Chat / Re: Spotted
« on: 20 July 2018, 08:31:42 »
Yes that was mine. It was just the beginning of my woes. Picked up by breakdown services who eventually lost the caravan on the M25.

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Forgot to add it also has an Irmscher chrome rear exhaust.

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This car will be scrapped at the end of the month. It is fixable and could make a decent motor for someone. Would hate to see it scrapped as it has been a decent motor.

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Silver, automatic.

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It also has adjustable air shocks in rear. Think they are Monroe ones

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As above. New starter motor, new alternator, adjustment pulley and belt. Recent cambelt change approx 15000 miles ago.
172000 miles
Running rough, think it needs a new coil pack. Needs two new front tyres and tracking done. Has a MOT about 3 months ago. Oil changed every 5000 miles. No visible rust but bodywork is slightly marked and lacquer slightly peeling on bonnet. It also has rear sunblinds as advertised on TV where they clip into place allowing windows to be lowered without having to remove.
Looking for around £400.00 for car as is or if you need parts you will have to come and get them as I can't be arsed getting my hands dirty then having to post.

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Omega General Help / Re: A nightmare journey
« on: 11 July 2018, 12:20:56 »
Car was running very rough yesterday. Smoke pouring out of the back and not idiling very well. Taken by recovery people who hooked it up to their diagnostic unit. Throughout pissed of at this point so went into their restroom to wait as no use trying to communicate as English wasn't their strong point and my Dutch is non existent. Much to my surprise after about 10 mins car was taken for a test drive and returned to me. TPS not fully connected and smoke has disappeared. Still not idiling correctly or starting straight away. Pretty sure a coil pack failing. Hopefully it will last till I get home next Monday. Thanks to everyone with their best wishes and help. Now just have to sort out the insurance company with regards to my claim.

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Omega General Help / A nightmare journey
« on: 10 July 2018, 10:07:29 »
So yesterday morning I hitched our new caravan onto the Omega with the family for our holiday to the Netherlands. Getting onto the M25 all good till the drive belt gave up lost all power and had to pull up onto the side slip road. Called the car rescue company who came out and diagnosed a seized alternator which had caused the drive belt to snap. Unfortunately because we have a caravan on the back we would require 2 vehicles to get us to the garage for repairs. The low loader arrived and Omega put on the back then the caravan was hitched up to another recovery vehicle. I was with the recovery vehicle with the caravan attached when suddenly the caravan comes off the recovery vehicle and goes straight across the M25 and hits the concrete barrier separating the motorway direction. Luckily no cars managed to hit the caravan, even though it was 8 in the morning. Police phoned, motorway closed so the caravan could be pushed onto the hard shoulder. Highway agency blamed the recovery vehicle for incorrect hitching. The breakaway cable had snapped due to forces involved. Insurance sorting that out. Car repaired so we decided to carry on with the journey as insurance would cover accomodation in the Netherlands. Car was running well and motoring along the roads in the Netherlands when I felt a loss of power. Hardly any acceleration and just managed to limp to the campsite at 12 in the evening. Woke up this morning started the car running really rough. Smoke pouring out the back so switched it off and have called recovery again. Did a pedal check, lots of codes,0650,0300,0304,0306,0302,0156,0340 etc. The question is, is it terminal and ready to be scrapped. After yesterday, things can't get worse.

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General Car Chat / Syrian police cars
« on: 17 April 2018, 19:20:49 »
Just watching BBC 100 days reporting on the Syria conflict and noticed they are still using Omegas as police cars.

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General Car Chat / Re: Interesting stat on Volvo XC90
« on: 16 April 2018, 07:03:44 »
Anyone remember the news item from a few years back, when a Yank driving a Wjnnebago climbed into the rear compartment whilst driving to make a coffee - because he had been told it had automatic transmission!  ::)


An urban myth. Never really happened.

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General Car Chat / Re: How many Omegas have you owned
« on: 16 April 2018, 07:00:44 »
Just the one for me. Had it for 13 years now. Also a Senator, have had that for about 7 years.

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I have spent plenty of time looking for a motor to replace my Omega estate. As well as the occasional trip to the tip I also tow a caravan. Thought about a E class but found some problems with them and expensive to get repaired. After much deliberation I think the Subaru Forester might tick all the boxes. Not the best looking estate but seems tough and durable which can tow a caravan.

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General Discussion Area / Re: Rear seats
« on: 04 February 2018, 14:30:56 »
They do require some pressure to push down. Use your thumbs and press very hard. Sometimes pushing on the back rest whilst pushing down the button helps. Unusual if both sides are stuck.

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