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It revved OK yesterday, when stationary just caused the missfire code, when trying to drive even a little bit. Went out to it this morning 24/12/17. It started up straight away,tick over was fine no EML on and was even able to drive it about 30ft, without any problems or EML coming on. I parked up and switched it off as it was 6.30am, so didn't want to do to much to it. It is a Auto. Just got to find out how to do a compression test on it, to check cylinders, only got the manual for a 2ltr. Also got to find out the what the value should be and the allowable tolerance.

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It started and run sweeter than when I first got it, revved up no problem. It is now to the point where it moves about a foot then dies, checking the codes, brings up the two I have said. I did check everything was where it should be after putting everything back together, after fitting Cranksensor and before the initial startup.  So hopefully just looking at Coil pack, gone due to the sensor going bad. If it isn't raining tomorrow will check spark plugs again and put in the New ones, as recommended on here in the maintenance guide, I recently purchased. Just incase a plug has gone but nothing to see, from a visual check.

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No symptoms of HG failure, or oil or water in the plug wells just this missfire error code.  It runs sweet apart from this problem. >:(

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Hi terry paget, no I did remove the engine mount, took the heat sheild connected to it off first, to make a bit more space.  I couldn't get the dipstick tube out so worked around it. Lost the Cranksensor bolt, but got replacement today from local Vauxhall. Put everything back together took it for a test drive, it seemed OK, all of a sudden the car shuddered slightly then eml came on(not the spanner light). Checked code cylinder 1 missfire, took the coil out to check everything. Couldn't see any oil in the wells, seen the gasket failure on the wifes 2ltr Omega and the oil in wells, so knew what to look for. When I went to put the coil back in it didn't seem to sit right, rocking when you pushed on the end that is plug 1, looked and couldn't see anything causing this so tightened down both Torx bolts not over tight, checked the coil and there was no rocking.  Tried driving it again and now got missfire on both 1 and 2 cylinder. Before this all happened and just starting it first time after the work, it revved and sounded sweet. The previous owner had the missfire error code, so he changed the coil and plugs and said the problem went. It has only just raised its ugly head, so now thinking the coil is gone, or going. Have one on order, hope it gets here before 3rd Jan as the MOT runs out on the 3rd, so need to test drive before then. No Camshaft or Crankshaft error codes now, just this. I have had this car since this September and have had nothing but problems with it, there is a love hate relationship with it, but if this keeps on it will go to the big car park in the sky, which is a shame as engine has lots of work done on it, and has had an new cat and manifold recently. :(

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No I did bolt the coil pack back down after checking it.

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Well finally managed to put new Cranksensor in, was getting Cylinder 1 Misfire Detected error code, before doing the Crankshaft sensor. I took it out for a test drive today and now have got Cylinder 1 Misfire Detected and Cylinder 2 Misfire Detected.  Does this seem to point to the coil pack being bad, I undid it to check the condition of it, when I fitted it back on the plugs it seemed to be rocking (if that makes sense), I tightened the two torx bolts down and checked it too see if it still rocked, there wasn't any? The person I bought the car off had a new coil and plugs fitted, due to a Cylinder Misfire Detected error code he said that the missfire was sorted. I have got new plugs to put in it. Ready to scrap the thing, it is a love hate relationship.

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Forgot to say the old Crankshaft sensor was covered in oil, but no fine metal filings of any kind (which is at least some good news).  Just wandering would the oil on it,cause intermittent problems?

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Hi Doctor Gollum, I did manage to get the old sensor out,using 8mm ring spanner what a nightmare. Managed to put the new one in, but dropped the b****y fixing bolt so had to order a new one, that only comes in a pack of 5. I did try and remove the dipstick after removing the securing bolt, but couldn't find out how it comes out so put the bolt back in and left it. I have small hands but the small space to get the sensor and bolt in, is crazy, due to the A/C compressor.  Hopefully will get it all back together tomorrow and it solves my problems(fingers crossed).  Will be doing throttle body next and new spark plugs for it.

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My bad. Thanks for putting me right. :y

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I see you seem to be having problems. Hope yours is Crank Sensor.  I bought a ask no question reader, which works great.   Have changed camshaft sensor(genuine VX one), as it kept coming up as camshaft sensor error. Changed battery as old one gave up and cleaned all parts of the terminals. Not had spanner light on since doing these, also no more autogearbox error codes or limp mode(fingers crossed) but eml keeps coming on, it took ages to start the other day and eml came on. Went to it on Sunday and just started off got to end of road light came on, when did code read it said P0301 Cylinder 1 Misfire Detected, cleared codes tried driving again and light came back on with same code. On recommendation from on here I am going to do the Crank Sensor and hope it solves the problems. Will also be doing Throttle Body.

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Omega General Help / Re: changing crank sensor on a 2.2
« on: 21 December 2017, 18:32:29 »
How does the dipstick tube come out, I have a 2001 2.2 and also got problems. And is there a write up showing or explaining how to do crank sensor removal without engine mount removal.

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This is the bolt hole that had the torx head bolt in it, as you can see it was fun, lucky I managed to start it, then finish with a 11mm ring spanner, just got to get a spanner for the other bolts left.


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Thanks thought the engine mount has to come out, someone in the past used a torx head bolt for one of the engine mount bolts, they fitted it in the hole next to the A/C compressor, it was fun to get out so will go in the top one when the mounting is going back on, or might goto dealers and get new bolts if not dear, unless someone knows the size and pitch so I can get some hardened ones from local ironmongers.  My dipstick looks like it isn't bolted in, is it a push fit? Here is looking down to the dipstick tube on mine.


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Hi terry paget thank you for the quick reply.  I looked at it, from what I can see the rubber mount cannot come out so the engine bracket, to the rubber mount has to come off, does this sound sort of familiar.  I cannot see where the sensor is, but someone on a site I am on Facebook, said that it is easy to see and can be done without moving anything?  Am I being a numpty not seeing where the sensor is as I have looked and all I can see from underneath is the A/C compressor, is it near to this?

Thanks for both Migv6 and yourself for quick replies.

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Can anyone tell me please how to get to the bottom bolt of the engine mount rubber on a 2001 2.2 16v petrol, I have undone the top one but cannot seem to get a spanner or socket, into the space where the nut is. I have A/C so the motor doesn't allow coming at it from the front.  I am trying to get to the Crankshaft Sensor to change it, unless there is a easier way to do it?  Whoever the engineer was that put it near there wants shooting. The V6's is so much easier ;D

Thanks in advance for any help.

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