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Omega Help Area => Omega General Help => Topic started by: gpalf on 07 June 2011, 18:04:31
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Hi,
Finally got the car through its test and everything great :y
But yesterday a check warning came up on the dash,
' LOW BEAM F1 d/VISION :-?
Any ideas what this means? :-?
Regards
Geoff
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Hi,
Finally got the car through its test and everything great :y
But yesterday a check warning came up on the dash,
' LOW BEAM F1 d/VISION :-?
Any ideas what this means? :-?
Regards
Geoff
It means there's a fault in the HID lights levelling system, it could be either of the level sensors on the near side front wishbone or nearside rear radius arm, or it could be the motor in either headlight. You need a code reader on the car to ask it what the problem is. :y
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Hi,
Finally got the car through its test and everything great :y
But yesterday a check warning came up on the dash,
' LOW BEAM F1 d/VISION :-?
Any ideas what this means? :-?
Regards
Geoff
It means there's a fault in the HID lights levelling system, it could be either of the level sensors on the near side front wishbone or nearside rear radius arm, or it could be the motor in either headlight. You need a code reader on the car to ask it what the problem is. :y
Not to check the sensor arms you don`t :P
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Hi,
Finally got the car through its test and everything great :y
But yesterday a check warning came up on the dash,
' LOW BEAM F1 d/VISION :-?
Any ideas what this means? :-?
Regards
Geoff
It means there's a fault in the HID lights levelling system, it could be either of the level sensors on the near side front wishbone or nearside rear radius arm, or it could be the motor in either headlight. You need a code reader on the car to ask it what the problem is. :y
Not to check the sensor arms you don`t :P
apart from the obvious where the arm comes off, you can't see a fault with the sensors. :P :P
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Hi,
Finally got the car through its test and everything great :y
But yesterday a check warning came up on the dash,
' LOW BEAM F1 d/VISION :-?
Any ideas what this means? :-?
Regards
Geoff
It means there's a fault in the HID lights levelling system, it could be either of the level sensors on the near side front wishbone or nearside rear radius arm, or it could be the motor in either headlight. You need a code reader on the car to ask it what the problem is. :y
Not to check the sensor arms you don`t :P
apart from the obvious where the arm comes off, you can't see a fault with the sensors. :P :P
Ah but you didn`t say that in your post did you ::) ;D
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Hi,
Finally got the car through its test and everything great :y
But yesterday a check warning came up on the dash,
' LOW BEAM F1 d/VISION :-?
Any ideas what this means? :-?
Regards
Geoff
It means there's a fault in the HID lights levelling system, it could be either of the level sensors on the near side front wishbone or nearside rear radius arm, or it could be the motor in either headlight. You need a code reader on the car to ask it what the problem is. :y
Not to check the sensor arms you don`t :P
apart from the obvious where the arm comes off, you can't see a fault with the sensors. :P :P
Ah but you didn`t say that in your post did you ::) ;D
But I did say where they both were ........... :P
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Hi,
Finally got the car through its test and everything great :y
But yesterday a check warning came up on the dash,
' LOW BEAM F1 d/VISION :-?
Any ideas what this means? :-?
Regards
Geoff
It means there's a fault in the HID lights levelling system, it could be either of the level sensors on the near side front wishbone or nearside rear radius arm, or it could be the motor in either headlight. You need a code reader on the car to ask it what the problem is. :y
Not to check the sensor arms you don`t :P
apart from the obvious where the arm comes off, you can't see a fault with the sensors. :P :P
Ah but you didn`t say that in your post did you ::) ;D
But I did say where they both were ........... :P
But you didn`t tell the OP what to look for ;D ;D
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Now Now gents, as much as I appreciate any help, at the moment I am at a loss as to what advice I am being given.
What is it that I am looking for ?
Thanks chaps !!
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Just left of centre in this pic of front suspension you can see the HID adjuster arm. Make sure it is still attached (ball & socket). Similar one on rear arm forward of rear wheel.
http://images.omegaowners.com/images/faq/miscpics/frontsuspensionpic.jpg
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Now Now gents, as much as I appreciate any help, at the moment I am at a loss as to what advice I am being given.
What is it that I am looking for ?
Thanks chaps !!
There's a sensor at the front of the car on the near side wishbone & another on rear near side radius arm, the arm has a tendency to pop off the sensor so the car is confused so throws the warning message up. Put a full lock on & have a look at the wishbone, it's obvious if the arm is off. :y :y
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Thanks alot for that :y
I will have a look tomorrow.
I hope we have calmed down now ;D
Once again thanks for your help.
Regards
Geoff :y
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Thanks alot for that :y
I will have a look tomorrow.
I hope we have calmed down now ;D
Once again thanks for your help.
Regards
Geoff :y
As above, apart from the obvious you'll need it on a code reader to determine the exact fault. :y :y :y
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I have same problem and have had it for 2 years... diagnosed as a fault behind headlight so got myself a replacement adjuster that went behind the suspect headlight ( i know its not whats fitted to the suspension arms) but the fault is still there... any ideas???
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I have same problem and have had it for 2 years... diagnosed as a fault behind headlight so got myself a replacement adjuster that went behind the suspect headlight ( i know its not whats fitted to the suspension arms) but the fault is still there... any ideas???
Maybe levelling motor. Do both lights adjust when switched on
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.... any ideas???
As answer above :-?
level sensor front
level sensor rear
motor of either headlight
you need a code reader ................. as above!
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Jimbob stuck his code reader on it and came back with nearside headlight... the lowbeam field vision comes on as soon as you start the car and doesn't need to have the lights on for it to appear. Both headlights are equal in beam hight too..
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Jimbob stuck his code reader on it and came back with nearside headlight... the lowbeam field vision comes on as soon as you start the car and doesn't need to have the lights on for it to appear. Both headlights are equal in beam hight too..
Meaning? I`m sure if Jimbob put the reader on it he would have tested that the motors are working as they should :-?
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neither headlight moved when he tried to manipulate them electronically..
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neither headlight moved when he tried to manipulate them electronically..
headlight motors look favourite as a starting point then :y :y
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neither headlight moved when he tried to manipulate them electronically..
If you need any motors I`ve got some here ;)
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Righty ho then motors it is....... How much to have some sent up to North Wales then?