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thanks guys, been to vx today for the sensor, and not in stock so will try my local dealer next week when I get home (in wales at the moment) will clean breathers and egr aswell,
cheers...Gaz.

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they cause loads prob codes..sounds like you need to get down vx and get a new one..easy to do around £88 i think...or contact andy c on here...he may get it a little cheaper for you :y :y


Cheers mate, i'm changing the sensor anyway, was just wondering if the sensor could cause both the warning lights to come on at different times, I'm off to vx later for some open wallet surgery.

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General Discussion Area / Re: Omega future replacement ........
« on: 13 June 2012, 22:21:07 »
This crossed my mind lately and i've only had my Omega  3months!

Problem is, if you want a big, comfy rear drive saloon you're forced to go German now, I think a 5 series if you discount the Omega.

Hope i've a few miles left in the big vx yet though..

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General Discussion Area / Re: Petrol at asda
« on: 13 June 2012, 21:56:16 »
Back in 96 I had a Rover 800 2.7v6, the juice then was 47p a litre, That car was the first one I noticed the price of petrol with ;D

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Omega General Help / Camshaft sensor failing, 2.2 CD, Symptoms?
« on: 13 June 2012, 21:24:44 »
Hi guys, great site and extremely useful/entertaining.

Back in march I swapped my trusty Mondeo si for a 2.2cd Omega auto, 02reg 84000mls, The car is in great all round condition with a maintainence history that has to be seen to be believed (£1000s spent).

I had to do a couple of small jobs (drop links, new cam cover gasket, new lock motor on drivers door) but nothing serious so far!

I have a small issue that crops up every few weeks that causes the engine to turn over longer than usual, 2-3 seconds max before it starts.
Afterwards the emission warning light is lit for a few hours, but then goes out, during this time the car drives as normal.
another thing is on longer runs sometimes the engine warning light comes on(the one with the spanner), but goes off once the car is restarted. again no driveability issues, power loss or limp mode.
I have a OBD2 scanner that I Bought for my mondeo that will read my Omega codes, and it read a pending fault for the camshaft sensor, I think the code was p0340. My question is would a failing sensor cause both warning lights to be lit at different times and the very intermittent starting trouble?
 I'm off to vauxhall tomorrow for a new sensor anyway I just wondered if I had another bigger problem lurking, Hope not, the car is fantastic in every other way, and it came with this forum as a bonus!

Thanks in advance
Gaz.. :y

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Newbie Welcome Area / Hello!
« on: 11 March 2012, 23:56:19 »
Hi everyone, Today I joined your ranks and purchased a met blue 2002 omega 2.2 cd auto petrol with 84600 miles and full service history.
I pick her up on tuesday, there are a couple of minor things to put right (a brake light bulb and dodgy ashtray mechanism) but otherwise seems a tidy example and drives superb.
If anyone has any advice about potential problems I would be grateful for any words of wisdom,
Cheers........Gaz.

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