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Omega Help Area => Omega General Help => Topic started by: shadwell1981 on 29 June 2011, 22:33:05
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not had car very long. 2.5 td (bmw) cdx estate. injector pump naking noise when car is reved :(. is this terminal or just expensive? is there any one that can help? this is over only car and cost is an issue! ( who dont have that problem) this is stopping a nice car being excilent!
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The only thing that makes the pump loud is if the timing is out or the engine has been turned over by hand anti-clockwise.
Ive seen cases when the throttle body from bmw(525) was fitted to a omega and it was noisey.
If you can get the fault codes using the paperclip test post them up :y
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Are you sure its the pump and not the timing chains
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thanks for the quick reply, you all know your stuff. went to vx dealer ( i know!) that was the answer i got, plus 1600 quote just for pump + 3 hours labour!!! please forgive not under standing the paper clip test? is there a post telling me how and where this is done. thanks once again
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Here you go
http://www.omegaowners.com/forum/YaBB.pl?num=1189022687
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hi
just been out to the car and carried out the paper clip test, (easy when you know how). i came up with the following codes. 64 + 96. i noticed on the way home from work today, when changing down the gearbox there was a brief flash of the management light! only noticed twice as sun was shining bright.
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hi
just been out to the car and carried out the paper clip test, (easy when you know how). i came up with the following codes. 64 + 96. i noticed on the way home from work today, when changing down the gearbox there was a brief flash of the management light! only noticed twice as sun was shining bright.
The flash of the managment light means the pump is failing. :( My own omega done the same thing then it started stalling when i took my foot off the gas whilst driving,coming to a stop at traffic lights,junctions etc.
The only fix is a new or re-con pump which will cost around £1600+fitting(brand new)
The usual fix for code 64 would be putting diesel treatment through the system but the pump is beyond this.
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thanks for the reply. well next thing i going to ask, does anyone know where i could get a diesel pump from? very cheap is the best price. dont mind traveling to collect!
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thanks for the reply. well next thing i going to ask, does anyone know where i could get a diesel pump from? very cheap is the best price. dont mind traveling to collect!
Hope you have better luck than I did lol.
What to do is try any breakers to see if they have any.
replacing the pump isn't dificult so your best bet is you remove the pump from a donor car then you know how it goes back together.
If you do get a pump from a breakers get the pump re-coned before you fit it if your finances allow it :y
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now the fun of finding one :-/ any way thanks for all your help. diesel engines are new to me. petrol in my area to tinker with. its all a learning curve! flea bay here i come.
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now the fun of finding one :-/ any way thanks for all your help. diesel engines are new to me. petrol in my area to tinker with. its all a learning curve! flea bay here i come.
I'm breaking a 2.5 diesel at the moment ;)
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Get some diesel magic from Halfords and a new fuel filter, fill the filter with diesel magic and then fit it to the car see if that helps ;)
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even more thanks for the help. i will get some of that on my next day off and see how it goes. would you be prepaired to remove the pump on your engine as i would be happy to collect? how much you looking for?