Omega Owners Forum
Newbie Area => Newbie Welcome Area => Topic started by: MattR on 11 November 2007, 13:09:05
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hello, people!
i bought a '96 omega as a replacement for a '98 punto ;)
well, it was stored for a year before i got it, and a lot was wrong with it. new crank sensor, new clutch (and the flywheel welded up and skimmed, dual-mass slack) new AFM, new rear spring, new trackrod end......
the list goes on!
the headgasket went last week, so its currently off the road (driving the punto again) while it gets skimmed.
So, the cost of repairs wasnt really worth the cost of the vehicle.
however, after it goes back on the road, i will be prepared to give it some love, it really is very nice to drive, and plenty power (could always use more tho!)
im still wondering whether to make it a long term car or not :-/
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Welcome Matt. Stick with it mate.
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"Hello" and welcome :)
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Welcome to the Forum Matt :y
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Welcome to the forum, enjoy..
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Welcome to the forum matt, enjoy the forum. :y
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hi and welcome to the site :y
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Welcome to the Forum mate :y
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hello and welcome!
If that car will serve good to you after all repairs and you will gonna like it then keep it IMO, cos you get changed quite a bit of parts in the car already and you never know what you will buy next time....may be even worse.
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:) Hiya Matt.
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Welcome to the site :)
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Welcome to the forum :y
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Hi Mate and welcome to the site.
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Welcome to the forum. :)
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Hello nd welcome to the forum :y
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Hello & Welcome :y
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Hi Matt and welcome to the forum ;)
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Hi & welcome to the forum :y
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Howdoo and welcome to the best place for Omega info on the web... :y
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Hello and welcome to the O O F :y
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thanks guys, nice friendly forum!
:) :) :)
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:)Welcome aboard. If you love the Mig then stick with it. [smiley=2vrolijk_08.gif]
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Hello and welcome, stick with it mate and you will rnjoy your steed :y
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Hello, welcome to the forum :y
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Hello and welcome to the best Omega Forum on the Net :y
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Welcome to the forum, I thought I was the only one who bought problems. Its all worth the work though. :y
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Well, after 3 weeks, the engine is back together and running. :y
HOWEVER i then imediately started to replace a very knackered track-rod end, and as i was tightening it up again, the treads sheared on the other end of the track-rod :'(
oh well, maybe tomorrow night it will be sorted (the part is coming in on order tomorrow) *hoping*
out of 8 weeks of ownership, its only been running for 2-3 of them...... ::)