Omega Owners Forum
Omega Help Area => Omega General Help => Topic started by: storkskalle on 15 September 2015, 19:53:17
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Hej Hi n hello.. I used to be a proud owner of a Opel Omega. (Opel is basicly a wellbuilt Vauxhall) Inspite of this its not troublefree. The engine starts up nice and easy and runs decent for about 10km. then it suddenly begins to sound like a lawnmovermotor and perform as such aswell. Got failcodes p0 170 335 and 340. fuel trim malfunction cam and crankshaftsensor circuit. this i believe is just symptoms of the real problem. checked cambelt looks fine, found no airleaks. Anyone who rekognize this problem? Or have any clever ideas? its a 2.2 ecotec from 2003. my newest car ever so i am not that familiar with such modern technic. read somewhere that a weak battery could be the cause.. best regards from bjorn :)
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Welcome :y
Have you checked the basics? Pulled the spark plugs up and inspected them? Oil or water in the plugs?
I would also be looking at the cam sensor, it's about the only sensor that really fails on the 2.2 and it can cause other issues.
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Hi tunnie and thanks for the warm welcome :) No i have checked the cambelt and for leaks. A carserviceshop? cleaned the throttlehouse for some months ago. Im into poor connectionpoint or weak battery but i will certianly take your advise under consideration. The camsensor is one of the suspects and i will probably start with replacing it. Thanks again for answer
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"Opel is a well built Vauxhall". ;D ;D
They are indentical cars with different badges for different countries. ::)
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"Opel is a well built Vauxhall". ;D ;D
They are indentical cars with different badges for different countries. ::)
And none of them are well built ;D
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the sparkplugs was flooded with water. probably is the ignitioncassette burned.. metric threads and steering wheel at the left = normal car for normal people..
;)
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On one of my previous 2.2 omegas that ran ok for a short distance and then sounded like a machine gun and lost a lot of power,,it turned out to be one of the lambda sensors at fault :-\ :y