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Omega General Help / Re: Heating and conditioning stoppes in omega 2.2l 2001
« on: 04 December 2012, 14:55:15 »Are the pipes to the bulkhead very hot? If not, remove the vac pipe from the top of the HBV, and see if the pipes get hot.Gibby here is the guide for changing the HBV on the V6 engine.The 2.2 is similar I think.Its right at the back of the engine and wiull be awkward.The bottom picture shows the small vacuum pipe on top of the valve which you need to pull off to see if you then get any heat in the car.If you do (or dont) get heat in the car after youve taken it off,post your results here and Im sure more advice will be offered.
http://www.omegaowners.com/forum/index.php?topic=90574.0
Hi sir, so does this HBV usually need replacement or there is something to do for it to function properly? And if it needs to be replaced where could it be bought? Thanks, I wish you good health.
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Hello Sir, hope all is well with you. I've bought all necessary items for the work now, and if weather permit I be working on the car tomorrow. But there is one more thing which I'm not sure of, you are talking of removing the pipe(s) from HBV, but on the link posted to me on how to work around HBV, instructs to drain the coolant from the vehicle, now by removing the pipe from the HBV will not affect the engine during the testing? Sorry if I'm mistaken please advise, I want to be double sure be4 I start working on the vehicle. Thanks, may the Lord bless you for the good work you are doing to me.