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« on: 04 November 2007, 09:01:22 »

hi i have a omega 2.5 petrol v6 1999 when driving along sometimes when i put foot down i dont have any power and when i do the car sort of jolts and it backfires from near the front of the exhaust also when idling the revs go up and down could a hole in exhaust cause this. ive had a look but cant seem to see anything cheers.












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Re: omega help
« Reply #1 on: 04 November 2007, 09:19:46 »

revs going up and down,could be your idle control valve.take it off and clean it with carb spray,see if that cures the revs.miss fireing could be crank sensor (im not sure do ).but i had a problem with my 2.5 missing,when i reved it up to about 3500 rpm it missed like mad especially when warm,this was the crank sensor.situated on top of the oil filter passenger side.hope this helps.. :y
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Re: omega help
« Reply #2 on: 04 November 2007, 15:15:15 »

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revs going up and down,could be your idle control valve.take it off and clean it with carb spray,see if that cures the revs.miss fireing could be crank sensor (im not sure do ).but i had a problem with my 2.5 missing,when i reved it up to about 3500 rpm it missed like mad especially when warm,this was the crank sensor.situated on top of the oil filter passenger side.hope this helps.. :y

That's the Cam sensor, not crank.  ;)
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Re: omega help
« Reply #3 on: 04 November 2007, 19:33:47 »

soz,but thought the cam sensor was on top of engine,towards n/s engine cylinder bank (oil filler side).and crank sensor was on top of oil filter on engine block. :y
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Re: omega help
« Reply #4 on: 04 November 2007, 19:56:56 »

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soz,but thought the cam sensor was on top of engine,towards n/s engine cylinder bank (oil filler side).and crank sensor was on top of oil filter on engine block. :y
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Re: omega help
« Reply #5 on: 04 November 2007, 19:57:44 »

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hi i have a omega 2.5 petrol v6 1999 when driving along sometimes when i put foot down i dont have any power and when i do the car sort of jolts and it backfires from near the front of the exhaust also when idling the revs go up and down could a hole in exhaust cause this. ive had a look but cant seem to see anything cheers.
Any engine managment lights on?

Is it a misfire, or just lack of power?
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Re: omega help
« Reply #6 on: 05 November 2007, 07:55:53 »

no management lights on the the backfire is comming from near the front of exhaust im guessing at the front and middle pipe joint thats why im wondering if it is this that would cause the symptoms of backfire and lack of power as im getting both.
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Re: omega help
« Reply #7 on: 05 November 2007, 15:54:22 »

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no management lights on the the backfire is comming from near the front of exhaust im guessing at the front and middle pipe joint thats why im wondering if it is this that would cause the symptoms of backfire and lack of power as im getting both.
Either, unburnt fuel in exhaust, or the exhaust is blocked...
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