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Omega Help Area => Omega General Help => Topic started by: Craig_R on 21 July 2006, 10:01:06

Title: Just A Quick Question
Post by: Craig_R on 21 July 2006, 10:01:06
Should this hole in the throttle body be clear so that i can pass a small allen key ie 1mm through it its the one that is linked to the rocker breather

it has two hoses attached to the bottom of it Oh its a 2.0l 16v

(http://www.firedragon.com/~swamp/throttlebody.jpg)

Thanks for any quick replys as i want to put this back together again but want to make sure its all done right

Craig
Title: Re: Just A Quick Question
Post by: nixoro on 21 July 2006, 10:51:35
Yeah thats the one that can get clogged, when clear should help to improve idle.
Title: Re: Just A Quick Question
Post by: Craig_R on 21 July 2006, 11:53:18
thanks mate all clear now and back together with i might add no left over bits lol

Craig
Title: Re: Just A Quick Question
Post by: nixoro on 21 July 2006, 12:17:36
Whats the idle like on it now?

Any sign of the possible missfire now?
Title: Re: Just A Quick Question
Post by: Craig_R on 21 July 2006, 12:48:48
to be truthfull its about the same may be alittle better oh well at least i know its been done :)

pain in the arse is i think i have found the driving vibration problem i am going to post a thread about it

Craig
Title: Re: Just A Quick Question
Post by: Craig_R on 21 July 2006, 21:29:19
Man I am getting Pis*ed Off Took the Car out for a blast on the motorway and it feels like its lost power now even after all the cleaning.

Should I of used Gasget sealent when i reasembled the throttle bits the gasget seemed fine as you can see from the photo, will air leak if gasget sealent is not used Ie giving a power loss.

Thanks
Craig
Title: Re: Just A Quick Question
Post by: nixoro on 21 July 2006, 22:59:55
Possibly did you change the gasket for new?

Check you have no air leaks in the air intake pipe, and make sure all breather pipe clips are tight.
Title: Re: Just A Quick Question
Post by: Craig_R on 21 July 2006, 23:37:56
nope i used the old one as it looked in very good nick. All the breather pipes should be fine and the air in take should be fine also. but ill have a look again tomorrow thanks nixoro you have been a real help.

Craig
Title: Re: Just A Quick Question
Post by: nixoro on 21 July 2006, 23:41:53
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nope i used the old one as it looked in very good nick. All the breather pipes should be fine and the air in take should be fine also. but ill have a look again tomorrow thanks nixoro you have been a real help.

Craig

Did you torque the bolts to the correct setting when refitting the throttlebody.

Always willing to help if I can :)
Title: Re: Just A Quick Question
Post by: Craig_R on 22 July 2006, 13:22:28
Cough Cough torque the bolts ermm nope i dont have a torque wrench oopps. But i can get hold of one next week so ill use one then, went out to my local vuaxhall dealer to get a gasget for the throttle body since i never used a Torque wrench.

What is the Torque setting for the bolts on the throttle body ?

I popped in to see the mechnics to ask about my small knock on the steering the reply was I dont have a clue mate is cud be anything. lol so helpfull i could not believe it oh well.

Craig
Title: Re: Just A Quick Question
Post by: Martin_1962 on 22 July 2006, 17:11:53
Torque/torx

You are as confused as us

Torx are those funny star headed bolts

And we all know what torque is
Title: Re: Just A Quick Question
Post by: nixoro on 23 July 2006, 12:01:50
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Cough Cough torque the bolts ermm nope i dont have a torque wrench oopps. But i can get hold of one next week so ill use one then, went out to my local vuaxhall dealer to get a gasget for the throttle body since i never used a Torque wrench.

What is the Torque setting for the bolts on the throttle body ?

I popped in to see the mechnics to ask about my small knock on the steering the reply was I dont have a clue mate is cud be anything. lol so helpfull i could not believe it oh well.

Craig

The throttle body torque setting on the 2.0 is 9Nm should be the same for yours.

HTH