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Re: Oil Pressure lost...
« Reply #90 on: 30 April 2014, 17:28:55 »

Usual cause of poor idle is an airleak somewhere and I have also seen it as a result of the spark plugs not being connected correctly on the 2-4-6 bank (as the connections are not so obvious)

I did wonder if I'd managed to mess the DIS connections up, and of course you can't really see them once the engine is in. However, I did check and double check when putting it all back together using Lizzies diagram, so unless she needs a slapping  8) I'd imagine thiat getting the ignition lead order wrong would lead to a fairly nasty missfire, and with an MOT on Thursday lunchtime the emmisions will be off the scale.

I did give the plenium a quick squirt of carb cleaner around the throttle bodies and IACV, but that made no difference to the idle. I'm gonna give it another run tonight to see if/how things have settled down, but I suppose it could also be plug fouling on the oil that's been burning off. Of course as you know removing the passenger side plugs for inspection is a trivial task on the V6  :-X
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Re: Oil Pressure lost...
« Reply #91 on: 30 April 2014, 18:03:02 »

.... Of course as you know removing the passenger side plugs for inspection is a trivial task on the V6  :-X

No more difficult than the plugs on a straight six  ;) ;)
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Re: Oil Pressure lost...
« Reply #92 on: 30 April 2014, 18:45:31 »

is it prefacelift? tech 1 has a cartridge for early omega which will clear codes, :y

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« Reply #93 on: 30 April 2014, 20:12:24 »

is it prefacelift? tech 1 has a cartridge for early omega which will clear codes, :y

No - post faclift, 2001 Y reg. Have tried my Tech 1 + MSC  - no go.
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Re: Oil Pressure lost...
« Reply #94 on: 30 April 2014, 20:13:04 »

.... Of course as you know removing the passenger side plugs for inspection is a trivial task on the V6  :-X

No more difficult than the plugs on a straight six  ;) ;)

Depends which Straight 6  ;D
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Re: Oil Pressure lost...
« Reply #95 on: 30 April 2014, 20:31:58 »

.... Of course as you know removing the passenger side plugs for inspection is a trivial task on the V6  :-X

No more difficult than the plugs on a straight six  ;) ;)

Depends which Straight 6  ;D
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Re: Oil Pressure lost...
« Reply #96 on: 30 April 2014, 20:34:27 »

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Depends which Straight 6  ;D

There's always one!  ;D ;D ;D
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« Reply #98 on: 01 May 2014, 17:39:33 »

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« Reply #99 on: 01 May 2014, 19:42:13 »

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Depends which Straight 6  ;D


And another one  ;D ;D ;)

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Re: Oil Pressure lost...
« Reply #100 on: 01 May 2014, 21:03:46 »

is it prefacelift? tech 1 has a cartridge for early omega which will clear codes, :y

No - post faclift, 2001 Y reg. Have tried my Tech 1 + MSC  - no go.
Hmmm, does it come up with unsupported ecu, or just no comms? Although the ECU did change around 1997, I would have thought it was near enough for Tech1/Tech1a to accept it  :-\

Note, my experience is more with Tech2 than Tech1. In fact, last Tech1 I saw was Omegatoy's when it needed soldering, and that was before he moved :o
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Re: Oil Pressure lost...
« Reply #101 on: 02 May 2014, 07:49:03 »

is it prefacelift? tech 1 has a cartridge for early omega which will clear codes, :y

No - post faclift, 2001 Y reg. Have tried my Tech 1 + MSC  - no go.
Hmmm, does it come up with unsupported ecu, or just no comms? Although the ECU did change around 1997, I would have thought it was near enough for Tech1/Tech1a to accept it  :-\

Note, my experience is more with Tech2 than Tech1. In fact, last Tech1 I saw was Omegatoy's when it needed soldering, and that was before he moved :o

wasnt the soldering on the lead?
still working well here, quite handy it does frontera astra carlton and all the others as well here :y

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Re: Oil Pressure lost...
« Reply #102 on: 02 May 2014, 14:41:38 »

Bad news : Ar5e - failed MOT.
Good news : not on the engine, rust or emmissions
Bad news : Rear tyres incorrectly fitted
Good news : Muppets at tyre shop have fitted the left on the right, and the right on the left (Bridgestones, rotationally marked)
Bad news : Both rear springs fractured.
Good news : I've got some new LC ones in the shed which should fit for MOT purposes I think.
Bad news : Aircon re-gas failed, won't hold a vacuum.

I'll try Tech1 again tonight to see what the reported problem is. It did work on my old M, P, and S reg Meegas (all pre facelift), but I don't think it's ever worked on any of the systems in this car (Y reg post facelift). 

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Re: Oil Pressure lost...
« Reply #103 on: 02 May 2014, 15:34:58 »

Just been perusing EPC for rear springs. As far as I can tell, for a Y reg, Y1177xxx chassis number Elite Saloon with self leveling the correct p/n is 90295666, which is the same as a Senator B up to chassis number K1000098 (which means my LC springs should physically fit).

Anyone got a newer copy of EPC to confirm?

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