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Omega General Help / Re: Service + timing belt @ 80,000 going to £500 +
« on: 23 February 2010, 21:13:33 »
I very much agree, Pete & Loo Knee know there stuff, but get it done. 
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Omega General Help / Re: Service + timing belt @ 80,000 going to £500 +
« on: 23 February 2010, 20:30:58 »
If your with 'Elite Pete' your Omega is in safe hands.
(could do with a weather proof garage)
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Richard a
(could do with a weather proof garage)
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Richard a
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Omega General Help / Re: Tyres !!
« on: 23 February 2010, 21:03:07 »
They move over 200 tyres a day !!!
Worth a look
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Worth a look
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Omega General Help / Tyres !!
« on: 23 February 2010, 20:44:01 »
Sorry, not sure where to put this, I tend to speak as I find, Tony at Wheels in Motion for setting up the Omega's tracking, castor, camber etc great.
If you are just looking for tyres could I suggest making a note of www.allnewtyres.co.uk - brilliant.
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richard a
If you are just looking for tyres could I suggest making a note of www.allnewtyres.co.uk - brilliant.
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richard a
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Omega General Help / Re: found out why my car pulls left
« on: 21 February 2010, 20:52:31 »
Not sure where you live 'xwai' but as said, before you spend £70 on bits put the money towards the petrol and take the Omega to Tony at (WIM) Wheels In Motion, not only can he tell you whats wrong, in most cases he can fix it.
From £60 for OOF members, brilliant.
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richard a
From £60 for OOF members, brilliant.
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richard a
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Omega General Help / Re: Cam Sensor
« on: 20 February 2010, 22:34:23 »
Both genuine, 70k between changes, routed away hot and cold things, cable, connectors look fine.
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richard a
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richard a
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Omega General Help / Re: Cam Sensor
« on: 20 February 2010, 22:26:22 »
Thanks but not the same as crank sensor, changed two, latest 6 months ago, different symptoms, now just the starting problem.
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richard a
regards.
richard a
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Omega General Help / Re: Cam Sensor
« on: 20 February 2010, 22:03:32 »
That's exactly what is happening, problem was there from the first start after a new cam belt was fitted.
Sometimes (most) engine turns over but does not start, but always starts on the second stroke of the key.
3k since cam belt replaced (excellent job) but no problem before.
The engine runs better than ever apart from this start problem.
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richard a
Sometimes (most) engine turns over but does not start, but always starts on the second stroke of the key.
3k since cam belt replaced (excellent job) but no problem before.
The engine runs better than ever apart from this start problem.
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richard a
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Omega General Help / Cam Sensor
« on: 20 February 2010, 21:47:45 »
What are the symptoms of a fault with a cam sensor ?
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Richard a
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Richard a
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Omega General Help / Re: Spark Plugs...
« on: 19 February 2010, 20:23:36 »
Just fitted new leads, V6 Omega£24.98 delivered, great quality, lengths all a bit long, but not a problem, ebay.
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richard a
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richard a
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Omega General Help / Re: weird issue.... engine stalls, no fault codes
« on: 17 February 2010, 15:43:57 »
Yes check the codes, but it does sound as if the 'crank sensor' is on it's way out.
Good luck
Richard A
Good luck
Richard A
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Omega General Help / Re: Pollen filter cover
« on: 17 February 2010, 15:56:56 »
No stop !
Open the bonnet, look where the windscreen wiper spindles stick through the rear plastic scuttle, just in front is a piece of rubber edging runs from left to right, on the passenger side remove the rubber edging, that will allow the flap in the plastic scuttle to be lifted, look down and the pollen filter is against the bulkhead, it's held in by a clip at each side, move the clip, the filter can be removed. Good luck
Richard a
Open the bonnet, look where the windscreen wiper spindles stick through the rear plastic scuttle, just in front is a piece of rubber edging runs from left to right, on the passenger side remove the rubber edging, that will allow the flap in the plastic scuttle to be lifted, look down and the pollen filter is against the bulkhead, it's held in by a clip at each side, move the clip, the filter can be removed. Good luck
Richard a
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Omega General Help / Re: Tyres scuffed
« on: 15 February 2010, 19:39:55 »
The person on the 'blackboots' ad is Tony, wim is 'Wheels in Motion', money very well spent
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Richard a
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Richard a
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Omega General Help / Re: 2.2 Diesel tank!
« on: 21 January 2010, 20:32:30 »
Have you changed the 'diesel filter' under the bonnet, caused all sorts of problems on my 2.2 diesel at about 80k.
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richard a
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richard a
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Omega General Help / Re: Tyre Pressure Query
« on: 08 February 2010, 21:23:38 »
I realise it's a long trip but please make contact with Tony at WIM, Wheels in Motion, dealers are trained on current models, very few have history on Omega's.
Tony will help, excellent advise, please make contact.
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richard a
Tony will help, excellent advise, please make contact.
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richard a