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Omega General Help / Re: Cost of Head Gasket Replacement for 2.2 CDX 52 plate
« on: 04 August 2014, 21:34:39 »
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Omega General Help / Cost of Head Gasket Replacement for 2.2 CDX 52 plate
« on: 04 August 2014, 20:17:07 »
Hello,
Had some bad news as the orange engine light came on and a visit to my local garage today confirmed the head gasket is on the way out. The engine has been using a little water for a while now and running rough on start up and idling. Could anyone recommend a mechanic / garage in Staffordshire who could do the work and an approximate cost.
Thanks in advance
4door
Had some bad news as the orange engine light came on and a visit to my local garage today confirmed the head gasket is on the way out. The engine has been using a little water for a while now and running rough on start up and idling. Could anyone recommend a mechanic / garage in Staffordshire who could do the work and an approximate cost.
Thanks in advance
4door
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Omega General Help / Re: Omega CDX 2.2 Petrol Auto Error Codes P0700 P0340 & P1700
« on: 15 August 2013, 20:16:50 »
Hi just a quick update on my Omega, the good news is the fault codes are now clear. 
My mate at the garage discovered that the timing belt had been replaced fairly recently and was 2 degrees out of alignment. They have adjusted it now and the EML has gone off and the codes cleared. They belt was at the correct tension so they didn't think it had slipped just been incorrectly fitted by the previous owner so very happy that it will get through its MOT tommorow and I can pick it up on Saturday all being well can't wait . Has anyone else had this issue like this with the timing belt?
On a seperate note they are saying the battery is no longer its holding charge any ideas what price is should I be expecting to pay for a replacement?
My mate at the garage discovered that the timing belt had been replaced fairly recently and was 2 degrees out of alignment. They have adjusted it now and the EML has gone off and the codes cleared. They belt was at the correct tension so they didn't think it had slipped just been incorrectly fitted by the previous owner so very happy that it will get through its MOT tommorow and I can pick it up on Saturday all being well can't wait . Has anyone else had this issue like this with the timing belt?
On a seperate note they are saying the battery is no longer its holding charge any ideas what price is should I be expecting to pay for a replacement?
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Omega General Help / Re: Omega CDX 2.2 Petrol Auto Error Codes P0700 P0340 & P1700
« on: 12 August 2013, 21:46:53 »
Thanks for the advice its very much appreciated
As a rough guide Do you know how much a genuine GM Cam Sensor costs?
As a rough guide Do you know how much a genuine GM Cam Sensor costs?
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Omega General Help / Omega CDX 2.2 Petrol Auto Error Codes P0700 P0340 & P1700
« on: 12 August 2013, 20:40:33 »
Evening,
Just seeking a little help and advice from fellow forum members.
I have recently bought a 52 plate 2.2 16v Petrol Auto Omega CDX with 89,000 on the clock. Its a tidy car and I'm hoping to get through her next MOT in the next 2 weeks. The car has been in limp mode since it was collected and I'm trying to work my way through the issues. My friends at the local garage have given it the once over and plugged it in to their Autodata diagnostics which initially reported the Crank Sensor had failed, a new GM one has been fitted but there are still 3 remaining error codes P0340, P0700 and P1700. I have read through the threads for these errror codes but was wondering which would be the best order to go about diagnosing / fixing the remaining faults.
Would it be best to replace the Cam Sensor next to see if the P0340 code clears and then plug into the gearbox ECU check for further causes of the P0700 and P1700 codes?
Would you recommend cleaning the selector switch as well could this be a possible cause?
Sorry for all the questions but I wanted to sort the limp mode before problems before ordering the other parts for its MOT.
Regards 4door
Just seeking a little help and advice from fellow forum members.
I have recently bought a 52 plate 2.2 16v Petrol Auto Omega CDX with 89,000 on the clock. Its a tidy car and I'm hoping to get through her next MOT in the next 2 weeks. The car has been in limp mode since it was collected and I'm trying to work my way through the issues. My friends at the local garage have given it the once over and plugged it in to their Autodata diagnostics which initially reported the Crank Sensor had failed, a new GM one has been fitted but there are still 3 remaining error codes P0340, P0700 and P1700. I have read through the threads for these errror codes but was wondering which would be the best order to go about diagnosing / fixing the remaining faults.
Would it be best to replace the Cam Sensor next to see if the P0340 code clears and then plug into the gearbox ECU check for further causes of the P0700 and P1700 codes?
Would you recommend cleaning the selector switch as well could this be a possible cause?
Sorry for all the questions but I wanted to sort the limp mode before problems before ordering the other parts for its MOT.
Regards 4door
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Omega General Help / Re: Crank Sensor - General question
« on: 05 August 2013, 20:52:17 »
Interesting info about the crank sensors, my new purchase a is 52 plate 2.2 CDX which is at the garage having the crank sensor replaced as we speak. I looked through the old service reciepts for the vehicle and the sensor had failed previously when the car was under 2 years old. Back in 2004 the VX dealer charged £54.50 + £116.00 labour to replace it. With the VAT the bill came to £200.34 ouch!
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Newbie Welcome Area / Newbie
« on: 31 July 2013, 22:04:45 »
Evening,
Just purchased my first Omega today its a 52 plate 4door CDX 2.2 Auto. To be honest I can't wait to pick it up at the weekend. Hopefully with a little tlc it should be a great motor and i'm really looking forward to the adventure
I may have a few questions along the way so would like to say in advance I appreciate any help and advice from the forum and look forward to chatting with you.
Regards
4door
Just purchased my first Omega today its a 52 plate 4door CDX 2.2 Auto. To be honest I can't wait to pick it up at the weekend. Hopefully with a little tlc it should be a great motor and i'm really looking forward to the adventure
I may have a few questions along the way so would like to say in advance I appreciate any help and advice from the forum and look forward to chatting with you.
Regards
4door
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