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   I,m going to be there on the ABS stand. First time at this event. See you all there.  Keith B

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Omega Gallery / Re: Meet "Morticia" !!
« on: 02 January 2012, 12:50:37 »
thanks all for the words of encouragement, I was a bit disheartened tbh when I got her, as there's more to do on it then there was on my 18yr old Astra Convertible that preceded it, but like you say, they are all little bits here and there, and they dont actually stop the car working, so its all stuff I can do as and when time and funds allow.

cheers all !!   :-*

Claire

  Every Omega I have seen with that style wheel has needed them refurbed. Mine had the same wheels when I bought it but I changed them when the tyres wore out.  Keith B

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Omega General Help / Re: Tramlining
« on: 31 December 2011, 15:53:22 »
 My estate was tramlining, I fitted GM wishbones and after only a year the ball joints were totally shot. Just had the front struts changed for gas filled with new ball joints and drop links. A lot more confidence in the front now but it will still tramline on a lot of roads due to the amount of HGV traffic in this area even though you cant see their marks unless it has rained very heavily. keith B

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General Discussion Area / Re: BBC Fatal Crash Map 1999-2010
« on: 05 December 2011, 11:20:04 »
   There is a cracking bit of road down this way that the bikers like to use, so most road deaths will almost certainly be from that group. I know three bikers who used to regurly exceed 140mph on two or three areas of it

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General Discussion Area / Re: Been out and bought a couple
« on: 05 December 2011, 11:15:59 »
   We had a few flakes here in mid essex early evening

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Meetings, gatherings, parties etc / When is the next Essex meet?
« on: 29 November 2011, 19:32:03 »
   Just seen the post about the last Essex meet up. Any planned for the near furture at all? Keith B

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Omega General Help / Re: Injector leak off pipes
« on: 29 November 2011, 19:09:56 »
 That one on #6 is a real pig to get to as well. I wonder if where I went had inferior blanks as the whole job was a nightmare, they broke the car twice while they had it in. First bit I found was the vac pipe that runs from the servo down to the EGR. It has two smaller pipes that run off of it by #4 injector. They broke off the one that must go to the gearbox ecu as I could be out dragged from the lights by a fully loaded artic. Then I found that they had also broken both the sensor wires that come off #4 injector. The whole job was £350 but it cost him £280 to buy a new injector from bosch. I told them that if they identified what type of engine it was, a new injector from Vauxhall was only £85 on trade club. They decided to ignore my advice. Ha ha ha

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General Car Chat / Headlight level sensors
« on: 28 November 2011, 13:19:11 »
    I know that this is a very common problem on the omega. On mine, the arm keeps coming out of the sensor. As a try, I wrapped four turns of PTFE tape around the ball joint and so far, it hasnt dropped off for 5 months now. Thought I would share this in case any one else has a similar problem.  Keith B

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General Car Chat / Re: Currently the winning bidder on this
« on: 28 November 2011, 13:07:04 »
   i had  a B plate MG Montego years ago. Went well and had the silky smooth Honda gearbox in it. Electrics were a let down in the end. The Turbo,ed ones were very manic, would leave rubber at 85 mph in third

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General Car Chat / Re: hail damage ..(large pictures warning)
« on: 28 November 2011, 12:50:14 »
  We had a similar problem in Essex in the late 1980,s with a freak hail storm. many, many cars had to have there roof panels replaced as the damage was so bad. some even had front wings, bonnets and boot lids/ tailgates replaced, and then came along the famous Micheal Fish "no hurricane" warning. body shops had work backed up for six months without the normal crash repairs coming in. keith B

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Omega General Help / Re: oil and filter change
« on: 28 November 2011, 12:32:44 »
   Then they wouldnt be able to sell you another 5 litre can.

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Omega General Help / Re: Injector leak off pipes
« on: 28 November 2011, 12:31:19 »
   I have had the same problem with #6 keeps on blowing off. Never did it before I had the injectors done. went back 4 times to get it re done, in the end, he gave me a handful of the blanks as spares. Used them all up and got replacements from a very reputable diesel injection specialist. not had any prob for 4 months now (fingers crossed!!!!!) Keith B

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Omega Gallery / Re: My 97 Elite spec 2.5TD manual estate
« on: 26 November 2011, 17:24:59 »
   Are you going to put the pics on the " other" club site as well? ;)

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Omega Gallery / Re: One of the last ...
« on: 26 November 2011, 17:20:57 »
   May have to look for a set of eyebrows for mine, not to obtrusive those. :y

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General Discussion Area / Hi, I,m back
« on: 24 November 2011, 17:35:12 »
   Hi to all, i,m finally back on the internet after having a lightening strike in the street at the end of June! I met several of you at Billing on the ,Bahnstormers stand. Nice to put faces to names. I had sent some messages to some of you prior to the lightening strike, so unfortunatly, that is why I had never replied to you. unbelievable how much you miss having the inyernet, and I,m not a very big user of it, do my bits for the ,Bahnstormers and use this site for its usful info and part with anything I,ve come across. Thanks to all for your patiance and understanding.  Keith B

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