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Omega General Help / Re: 2.6L V6 engine dies with out any clues
« on: 22 May 2024, 16:43:32 »I had exactly the same but on a 3.2. It began with intermittantly not cranking, but after a vouple of attempts would then crank / start, until it got to the point of being totally 'dead'. Replaced the crank sensor and it started every time afterwards.
But remember - you have to buy a genuine crank sensor from genuine dealer that you genuinely have to walk into and genuinely approach the parts counter and pay the genuine parts person for the genuine part.....
But there are other sources for genuine Bosch parts who made the genuine GM crank sensor for that era of Omega
As I said, I do have one spare BOSCH 0 261 210 131 from a 3.2L that I scraped a couple of years ago. This one fit the block serial number I have.
But I will buy one anyway to have as a spare, good to have when it is needed.