Omega Owners Forum
Omega Help Area => Omega General Help => Topic started by: Michael2.6 on 29 October 2011, 12:37:59
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Hi, does anyone know the part number for cam cover seals for a 2.5? part numbers are different on the 2.6.
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I believe this to be the part number for the 2.5...Part Number: 90511451N
Just a pointer, make sure you only buy GENUINE Vx gaskets and not cheap third party one's, or you'll be doing them again before you know it!
HTH's :y
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^^^ That might be correct (I don't know), except for the 'N' at the end. Ironically, that is one of the online retailers' suffixes that indicate a non-genuine part.
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yesi found that out to my costs
vx ones only
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Only the very late 2.6 & 3.2 had a different gaskets and that was in around the last year of the Omega.
Of all the sets iv'e sold, and i've done a few i think i've only ever sold two sets of late gaskets
Andy
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Fitted one today the part is by Elring-368.72.0590 Does that help at all P.S fits x2.5e x3.0e y32se z32e
thats whats on packet cost £26 (each side)
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Hate to piss on your fire, but I was told not use these as they're not genuine and to stick with Genuine Vx part only ???
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Elring do make gaskets for GM but they do not make the cam coaver gasket no matter what ant one says
Andy
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worked fine on my previous miggy so should be fine on this one-as this one dont get thrashed like my old one did
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got the packet in here with me its elring for opel/vauxhall/saab used them before . If they caused me grief on my other mig I would'nt use them again would I.
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Only the very late 2.6 & 3.2 had a different gaskets and that was in around the last year of the Omega.
Of all the sets iv'e sold, and i've done a few i think i've only ever sold two sets of late gaskets
Andy
What is the difference? My car is a very late 2,6 with the later type cambelt rollers and later type thermostat (or was, it was replaced with the old type) but the rocker gaskets were the same as in my previous 2,6 which was one of the very first ones... ???
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thanks guys for your replies
i still say there are 2 vauxhall part numbers for cam seals
i have a 2.5 and 2.6 cam seals are different on these engines
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2.5 and 3.0 will be the same seals but they will be different from those on the 2.6 and 3.2 (which will be the same as each other) as the camcovers are different on the DBW engines due to coil packs on top of plugs rather than HT leads.
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thanks guys for your replies
i still say there are 2 vauxhall part numbers for cam seals
i have a 2.5 and 2.6 cam seals are different on these engines
2.5 & 3.0 cam covers use 2 seals per cover, DBW covers use a single seal - in effect the single seal is the same as the 2 seals of the 2.5 & 3.0 but joined together.