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Omega Help Area => Omega General Help => Topic started by: Del Boy on 02 January 2009, 21:29:10
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Commin up with low beam fld vision last tester sed he cant wind headlights up anymore was changing side light bulbs the reflector was swinging in the wind does it need replacing or could it be the sensors on the wishbones? But have read that there is an ecu module could it be that.
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adjusters busted by the sounds of things, quite common on the later headlights, you could try dismantling the light unit [bit of a job]but the adjuster plastic doesnt seem to like superglue as ive tried myself, so it might end up being another unit from a breakers etc, sorry to give you bad news :(
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you may be able to help me, i have an omega 2,2cdx2002, ihave i think zennon headlights, my headlamp is coming on then going off,any one know if these are sealed units?if so are they aesy to change??
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dont know much about xenons, but you can change the bulbs & it sounds like thats what you need, talking to others they dont recommend the cheapie ones but thats my knowledge on them im affraid ;)
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error means fault with levelling, usually sensor or servo. do a search
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Commin up with low beam fld vision last tester sed he cant wind headlights up anymore was changing side light bulbs the reflector was swinging in the wind does it need replacing or could it be the sensors on the wishbones? But have read that there is an ecu module could it be that.
similar thread
http://www.omegaowners.com/forum/YaBB.pl?num=1230807921
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So anyone know how much the sensors are from vauxhall ?
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So anyone know how much the sensors are from vauxhall ?
£50 odd :o
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So anyone know how much the sensors are from vauxhall ?
£50 odd :o
BOLL**KS to that then I think ill just chance the MOT about a week early if it fails ill have to find some tyres first though
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still think the adjuster is fubar as you state that the reflector is swinging in the wind ;)
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still think the adjuster is fubar as you state that the reflector is swinging in the wind ;)
Yeah mate so do I to be honest, will probably just settle for another set of lights if it doesn't pass.
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its sounds like the adjuster is flubbered.
i have replaced mine both sides due to a garage using an electric allen key to adjust the head lights >:( >:( >:(
cost £160 for the pair brand new.