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Omega Electrical and Audio Help / Re: Where do I find the outside temperature sensor?

« on: 16 January 2013, 16:45:03 »

Hi Guys, I'm sorry to be so thick! i have now FOUND that damned temperature sensor!! It was'nt so difficult after all!
The wiring looks ok and I see plenty on Ebay about £3.+ so I am now ordering one.
I did get a glance at a Vauxhall Worksop Manual for Omega B and I see how to 'break' the front clip to remove the sensor, etc.

Thank you all for your patience and help

Alan

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Omega Electrical and Audio Help / Re: Where do I find the outside temperature sensor?

« on: 13 January 2013, 13:40:40 »

The Interior Display has suddenly started showing an incorrect temperature. yesterday 50.2 degC !! and today 18.5 deg C when I know its 9 deg C outside. I'm thinking the connection to the sensor may be dodgy, or I may have to replace the sensor. Haynes Manual no help!
Alan

Thank you for all the replies but I'm still struggling to find the outside temperature sensor, after following them, to clarify, my Omega is a 1998 model first registered 1999 and it has a grill which lifts out. I have removed it, and centrally is the windscreen washer reservoir, nothing else.
If its behind the passenger side foglight  do I just remove the small grill and pull the light forward, as I would to change a bulb? or do I have to remove the bumper for access? I have a pit but from underneath I see nothing obvious.
regards
Alan

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Omega Electrical and Audio Help / Where do I find the outside temperature sensor?

« on: 08 January 2013, 12:50:41 »

The Interior Display has suddenly started showing an incorrect temperature. yesterday 50.2 degC !! and today 18.5 deg C when I know its 9 deg C outside. I'm thinking the connection to the sensor may be dodgy, or I may have to replace the sensor. Haynes Manual no help!
Alan