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		Omega Help Area => Omega General Help => Topic started by: JamesT on 08 October 2013, 11:12:01
		
			
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 Hello, can anyone who has excel look at the following files and, hopefully, give me a clue as why my omega idles badly and hesitates on acceleration for a couple of seconds.
 
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 I have changed all rubber 'O' rings on injectors and under the top plenum.
 The EGR valve was replaced as it had failed open circuit but it made no difference.
 Everything I have tried has made no difference at all.
 
 can someone please help before my wife drives me mad complaining about the amount of time I am spending on trying to fix it. :'(
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				All breathers OK?
 
 Idle Air Control Valve clean?
 
 Cam covers oil tight? .... ie pull the HT leads & check that your plugs aren't swimming in oil
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				All breathers appear to be OK.
 Idle Air Control Valve looks clean. if I disconnect the power to it a loud hissing can be heard.
 I have pulled off all HT leads and cleaned them up, but they were not very dirty anyway.
 
 
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				All breathers appear to be OK.
 Idle Air Control Valve looks clean. if I disconnect the power to it a loud hissing can be heard.
 I have pulled off all HT leads and cleaned them up, but they were not very dirty anyway.
 
 
 Appear?  ::) Or are?  ;)
 
 It's difficult to tell whether IACV ss clean by looking  ;) You need to spray carb cleaner down on to the rotary valve & give it a good shaking .... repeat till the cleaner comes out clean. Spray inside then with a light oil
 
 HT leads ..... it's obvious if the cam covers have gone - the HT lead pulls off the plug & is dripping with oil and the plug itself is drowning  ;)
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				if you want to see a perfect idle you have to look a perfect working engine (piston rings,valves,stem seals , lifters,ignition components  etc) with all the sensors.. and unfortunately 97 ecus rarely lit the eml for bad idle..
 
 mine is also 97 and I have changed loads of things..   however bad acceleration is a good hint.. I recommend having a live  tech 2 session..
 
 is it auto..
 
 ps: also compare it to another known healthy car ..
 
 pps: unfortunately ignition components dont bring any eml..
 
 
 
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				if you want to see a perfect idle you have to look a perfect working engine (piston rings,valves,stem seals , lifters,ignition components  etc) with all the sensors.. and unfortunately 97 ecus rarely lit the eml for bad idle..
 
 mine is also 97 and I have changed loads of things..   however bad acceleration is a good hint.. I recommend having a live  tech 2 session..
 
 is it auto..
 
 ps: also compare it to another known healthy car ..
 
 pps: unfortunately ignition components dont bring any eml..
 
 
 
 
 
 +1  :y
 
 with tech2 you can get the plugs sparked one by one and easy job to identify the faulty cylinder.   ;)