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Omega Help Area => Omega Electrical and Audio Help => Topic started by: caveman on 13 May 2015, 17:20:07
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having fixed previous problem with fuel starvation i now have the engine warning light coming on and wondered if anyone could help
when it comes on the car cannot excelerate and as soon as its off its fine
any help much appreciated
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Do this http://www.omegaowners.com/forum/index.php?topic=90581.0
Then come back with the codes...
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will try mate cheers
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have tried to do it but doesnt seem to work
in the picture it shows little white connections in plug holes the third one up in mine is missing would this make a difference
or is there another way lol
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What engine?
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What engine?
2.5 soot chucker ;)
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What engine?
2.5 soot chucker ;)
In which case, get it on a code reader. Undoubtedly be a 64 (and a 92, which can be ignored). A nice drive up the A46 to West Bridgford would see it on Marks DTM Calib's tech2 :y
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its on a v reg 1.9 diesil
and how much do you charge mate
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1.9 ,are you sure thats right??????????
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what its got on v5 mate
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1994cc gls dti 16v
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1994cc gls dti 16v
That'll be a 2.0 litre then ...... ::)
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Crankshaft sensor
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1994cc gls dti 16v
2.0DTi, not many of them about. Thankfully!
Not even sure a tech2 can read the ecu's on them :-\
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Needs a code reader on it but in the meantime check every vac pipe including the connection to the Vac pump on the back of the block.
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Not even sure a tech2 can read the ecu's on them :-\
Really? I'm sure I've read that engine in a Vectra before with my cheap clone reader.
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Not even sure a tech2 can read the ecu's on them :-\
Really? I'm sure I've read that engine in a Vectra before with my cheap clone reader.
Vectra B is probably OBD2 compliant... an Omega with that lump almost certainly isn't :-\
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Vectra B is probably OBD2 compliant... an Omega with that lump almost certainly isn't :-\
My cheap clone reader isn't fully OBDII compatible either :y
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cheers will do :y