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 on: Today at 20:53:32 
Started by grifter - Last post by LC0112G
Hmmm - LA is VX90295666, and it's listed in my 2000 EPC as being for Senators with engines 25NE, 30NE, C30LE, C30NE, C30SE WITHOUT self levelling.

It's also listed as OmegaB Saloon (except Police and Armoured Body) WITH self levelling, from chassis number W1081185 onwards. However my EPC is from year 2000, so doesn't cover much on facelift Omega B's or 3.2's.

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 on: Today at 18:27:03 
Started by grifter - Last post by grifter
As I'm planning to give the rear donut bushes a go is it better to do this while I've got the diff lowered for the rear springs or should I put that back up and then do the bushes?

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 on: Today at 18:02:58 
Started by Varche - Last post by dave the builder
Omega was £415 to tax so that's gone up £20  :(
Still .... at least the council will have that cash to fix all the bloody pot holes  :) :-\ :( >:(
car insurance renewal £100 too much (compared to other sites) so I'll have to waste my time arguing them down again  ::)

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 on: Today at 17:41:43 
Started by Varche - Last post by countrywoman
Come south to Malvern, nice here apart from the slow drivers.

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 on: Today at 17:13:24 
Started by grifter - Last post by Tick Tock
My flanges were so crusty, I fitted these after a tidy up with the angle grinder.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/174475765263?chn=ps&_ul=GB&_trkparms=ispr%3D1&amdata=enc%3A1NJ-5UZY-T4iGZc9gpthWXg66&norover=1&mkevt=1&mkrid=710-134428-41853-0&mkcid=2&mkscid=101&itemid=174475765263&targetid=1816181028179&device=c&mktype=pla&googleloc=1006790&poi=&campaignid=19090194174&mkgroupid=147009364227&rlsatarget=aud-1162782600376:pla-1816181028179&abcId=9303860&merchantid=137662815&gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAjw57exBhAsEiwAaIxaZoAG_oBqEh6XPZznyRGHlKNTsgEiNryVljEiTj_ZGbi7F7xJB1-tNhoC9HkQAvD_BwE

Obviously you would need to check the cat pipe diameter.


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 on: Today at 16:37:23 
Started by grifter - Last post by grifter
If you have time, get yourself some good TiN coated drill bits. Far tougher that ordinary HSS bits.


Thanks will have a look, any recommended makes?

Andy

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 on: Today at 16:36:38 
Started by grifter - Last post by grifter
Facelift saloon self levelling springs with ident LA are GM part no.  90295666

Cheers, I got the other ones on order but I'm still keen to find genuine, if I can find them and afford them.

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 on: Today at 16:35:31 
Started by grifter - Last post by grifter
Does it still have SL?

The snapped studs - drill them out and use nuts and bolts.  Needs decent drill bits, not the 10,000 bits for 50p egay shite.

I take it you mean self levelling? The compressor runs sometimes but I don't think it's doing much if anything. There is a pipe going to the back shocks but they aren't actually connected into anything so I'm assuming it's now defunct.

Need to get a set of drill bits as I looked at the manifold and there is no way I'm attempting to take all that out with the car 1 inch above my nose, and also risk snapping more studs.

Any recommendations for good set of drills don't want to buy chinese stuff?

Cheers

Andy

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 on: Today at 15:53:22 
Started by grifter - Last post by ronnyd
If you have time, get yourself some good TiN coated drill bits. Far tougher that ordinary HSS bits.

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 on: Today at 15:50:43 
Started by grifter - Last post by johnnydog
Facelift saloon self levelling springs with ident LA are GM part no.  90295666

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