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Omega Help Area => Omega General Help => Topic started by: Richie London on 19 June 2008, 13:42:54
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approx 6 weeks ago i did an oil change, done a few miles lately yesterday did 240, oil light came on. took about a litre.
approx 4 weeks ago, did autobox, change, gaskets filter and renew fuid. this morning light came on, poss because i reved as i put in gear accidently and it didnt connect properly
is everything normal as to having to top up slightly after a long run like that??
she ran really well yesterday, nice and smooth, although id like to update gearbox and aircon, but a bit skint at moment
cheers
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Same happened when I did a change, few weeks later, odd gearbox error, I got another litre or so in.
Maybe a longer test drive, or better procedure to redistribute the ATF is needed :-/
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Same happened when I did a change, few weeks later, odd gearbox error, I got another litre or so in.
Maybe a longer test drive, or better procedure to redistribute the ATF is needed :-/
i was thinking the same thing, just wanted an expert opinion. :y :y
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...which lights exactly came on on each occasion? Oil Pressure...? Transmission Fault...? MID error message...?
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check autobox came up and check oil. i put litre of oil in and ok, shall check fluid level over weekend. hasnt come up since wed though.
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These are, I think, completely separate things.
Engine oil. On mine Check oil comes up when the level is half way between marks = .5 litre to top up. Sounds like you either didn't fill up the level to the top mark when you did the oil change, or there is a leak (possibly camcovers).
Autofluid. I'm not sure if that error is thrown up by low fluid level, but no harm in checking the level anyway as a first step.
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These are, I think, completely separate things.
Engine oil. On mine Check oil comes up when the level is half way between marks = .5 litre to top up. Sounds like you either didn't fill up the level to the top mark when you did the oil change, or there is a leak (possibly camcovers).
Autofluid. I'm not sure if that error is thrown up by low fluid level, but no harm in checking the level anyway as a first step.
Sounds about right :)