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Omega Help Area => Omega General Help => Topic started by: Scania on 19 March 2009, 16:21:00
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Hi everybody I have a 2001 2.2cdx auto that won't run. It starts ok but quickly stalls if I keep blipping the throttle quickly I can catch it from stalling but I can't rev it above 3000rpm as soon as stop blipping the throttle it stalls plus the eml is lit up.
Any ideas please.
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A quick and easy thing to try is to clean out the IACV, if that doesn't help you'll need to get the codes read and see what that tells you.
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thanks for that is there a guide on the site somewhere to do this?
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A quick and easy thing to try is to clean out the IACV, if that doesn't help you'll need to get the codes read and see what that tells you.
2.2 does not have an idle control valve.
You need to get the codes read, its most likey a cam or crank sensor issue.
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I've just had another go at starting the car. If I keep my foot on the throttle the revs will go up to 3k and the drop suddenly back to 2k then rise again to 3k and so on until I take my foot off the throttle at which point the car stalls.
Does this still sound like one of the sensors or could it be the throttle body?
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Cam sensor mate. But as said, get the codes read :y
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Where is the cam sensor located & are they expensive & difficult for numpties to fit?
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Where is the cam sensor located & are they expensive & difficult for numpties to fit?
Have a look here. First photo, front of black "Ecotec" cover where the small red circle is easy to do http://www.omegaowners.com/forum/YaBB.pl?num=1225024176
Part No. 90520850. Just over £50 from Vauxhall on Trade Card. Buy only genuine :y