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General Car Chat / Re: Corsa C Clutch Help
« on: 04 May 2025, 11:09:25 »
Get some replacement nipples, and then use any tool at your disposal to get the old one out.  Nipple thread lengths and pitch vary, so you might have to cross ref with the GM part number.

I had that in my mind, and then the old ones snapping as i get em out.....

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General Car Chat / Re: Corsa C Clutch Help
« on: 04 May 2025, 08:55:05 »
9mm on a Corsa IIRC?  Once you have knocked the corrosion off

Maybe once, my smallest was an 8, and didnt touch the sides

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General Car Chat / Re: Corsa C Clutch Help
« on: 03 May 2025, 17:57:08 »
All sorted. New clip fitted. Clutch bled. All good.

Annoyingly couldn’t bleed the brakes as didn’t have anything that fitted the nipples.

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General Car Chat / Re: Corsa C Clutch Help
« on: 01 May 2025, 10:06:36 »
Yes, pulled it out, ive about 1/3 of a clip!  A round bit with no ends

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General Car Chat / Re: Corsa C Clutch Help
« on: 01 May 2025, 09:57:38 »
Had another look, pipe does fit back, but doesnt lock in place, think my retaining clip may be damaged / part missing, certainly doesnt hold
https://www.corsa-c.co.uk/threads/clutch-hydraulic-pipe-retaining-clip-fitted-correctly.524819/

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General Car Chat / Corsa C Clutch Help
« on: 01 May 2025, 07:31:29 »
The youngest broke down yesterday, just round the corner helpfully, I was working away less helpfully.

He rang home, by the time the other 2 walked down to him an Ex-Recovery bloke on a motorbike had stopped to help him, diagnosed snapped clutch cable without looking at anything, he started it for him and drove him home with no clutch.  Some nice people out there!

Ive had a very brief look, and could see no signs of any cable, but the car was sat in brake / clutch fluid and I saw this pipe disconnected, looks like some sort of quick connect like a hosepipe fitting.  As you can see, looks a bit grotty, so initially reluctant to just push it back in, and guess it needs replacing.  Anyone aware of anything other than age that would cause that to just pop out, or should I be good to find the other end, disconnect and replace it, any advice, bleeding procedures greatfully received!

Or could / should I be looking at something like this? https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/388180179042?_skw=clucth+cyliner+pipe+connector+corsa&itmmeta=01JT58KE3X1M3FRC8HS747H6VG&hash=item5a61577862:g:kn4AAOSwOK5n638F&itmprp=enc%3AAQAKAAABAFkggFvd1GGDu0w3yXCmi1dhnpS93anDJyyDXWGN8%2FT%2FXAe1gqo2FcUhN3dnu%2B79843QrDLcoACyRNbq2tRnoTHfwr%2FkU8gfuJ6hnG3sz3JXS9RGi2sxFYT22vqeuHRQy4nhcjpFu0RwPwzIMN8XYfsXUakvvRHtefBPWwqV3cBIyKKaniAjxy7RnKTNt7Eb32I70mA%2BGaD0GnfLtAoFXh%2Bm3%2BCORL9YuILInX05%2BJJh0ooGzDCoxMMv0tsMrVvsEJOG2l85q3eGaE%2B8uAnyO8ztkij1X0Bw6xh6IXBUcGBKsz%2Fmnhb7w1BKZUXHuxFiCiMEnOSLOLiGQCHyyTwWXJg%3D%7Ctkp%3ABk9SR47izajRZQ




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General Discussion Area / Re: Spotted on the Honister pass
« on: 28 April 2025, 13:05:10 »
Saw another older gent driving a silver one on the M6 southbound on Saturday too.  None for ages and 2 at once...must be due a 3rd

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General Discussion Area / Spotted on the Honister pass
« on: 25 April 2025, 18:15:23 »
First Omega I’ve seen in ages. Dark grey Omega. Kt03?
Young lad driving in the brief glimpse I got as it pulled in on the Honister Pass just down from the mine.

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General Discussion Area / Re: Dead Person
« on: 21 April 2025, 09:44:20 »
The Pope.

Not unexpected I suppose.

Funny conicidence, my dad had asked to watch the film Conclave....had him round for dinner yesterday and we watched it....and today Conclave for real!
Think we Jinxed the Pope!

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Omega General Help / Re: Photos of this Old Thread
« on: 18 April 2025, 09:19:52 »
Not unless someone reuploads them.  The photos in the maintenance guides are safely hosted, peoples own pictures are not and are subject to their own hosting.

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General Car Chat / Re: So what have you done to your car today?
« on: 03 April 2025, 05:24:42 »
DPF Pressure sensor change on the Merc.
Lovely limp mode gone!

Bit suprised, had a feeling DPF was mapped out, as in 90k never noticed it do a regen.  Noticed it in the Zafira every time.  Weird.

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General Discussion Area / Re: Boiler Advice
« on: 14 February 2025, 12:52:32 »
Thanks for all the advice.

Ideal say its too old for their fixed price service, shame as thats a cracking deal.
I agree, its likely the PCB, but he won't let me look / fix / swap
He is however coming round to fixing being much cheaper, and with zero change for the rest of the system.

We await this other company coming out to do their diagnosis next week.  (They quoted to do both, but are coming to see it first)

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General Discussion Area / Re: Boiler Advice
« on: 12 February 2025, 11:26:10 »
Cheers, love the hive comment, he deffo wont be going there!
Told him to ring Ideal, Hopefully they will do similar for older boilers, even if a bit dearer, sounds a good option.
We had Warm Air in our old house and replaced like for like, but the new one was never as reliable as the old.

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General Discussion Area / Re: Boiler Advice
« on: 12 February 2025, 10:14:53 »
Parts for your Dad's boiler seem to be readily available, so if the gas guy claims otherwise and that he's trying sell your Dad a new boiler, find someone else.  ;)

Gas Valve


PCB



Yes, plenty of genuine parts, think theres enough to build an entire one.  Thats the thing, he didnt quote, for anything.  Just walked.  He doesnt want any job for whatever reason, hence researching, and he's found another company.

Its more at 30 years old, do you sink £500ish, or cut losses.
Other factors being his age, and what the future brings, do you buy normal now, or have heat pump forced in a few years.
This one is basic, suits him, heating and or water on twice a day, one button to boost on or off if required, no messing about with awkward programmers etc

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