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General Discussion Area / Re: Iberia Blackout
« on: 29 April 2025, 00:14:41 »
Unless you read the telegraph, then it's this:

A reliance on net zero energy left Spain and Portugal vulnerable to the mass blackouts engulfing the region, experts said last night.
In what is believed to be Europe’s largest power cut, tens of millions of people were left without electricity, while flights were grounded, trains halted and whole cities were left without power, internet access or other vital services.
The cause of the initial fault in the region’s electricity grid is still being investigated, and the EU has insisted that there were no indications that it was a cyberattack.
However, energy experts have blamed a heavy reliance on solar and wind farms in Spain for leaving the region’s power grid vulnerable to such a crisis.

Indeed. That is what is being surmised on the web.

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General Discussion Area / Re: Iberia Blackout
« on: 28 April 2025, 20:03:50 »
I wonder how long it will be before they tell us the power outage in Spain, Portugal and parts of France are because of climate change?  >:D
Unusual atmospheric conditions over Spain, apparently  :P

Where did you hear that? The BBC?
You'll believe anything!

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Given some of the light-hearted replies, methinks some don't take this seriously enough.

These 'experiments' could have severe impacts for farmers, birds and bees. What they spray into the atmosphere will eventually fall to earth and contaminate the soil. Meanwhile, any reduction in sunlight will clearly affect our all our environment negatively.

Perhaps they want us all to starve. It's crime against the human race.  >:(

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Car Parts, bits For Sale & Wanted / 2.6 Front brake calipers
« on: 12 April 2025, 14:01:01 »
As per title, pair of used original calipers for 2.6 V6 need to find a home. Collection NW London.
FREE!

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General Discussion Area / Re: Raynaud's phenomenon
« on: 09 April 2025, 14:00:20 »
I needed to google this.

I imagine it applies more to the elderly and infirm. So plenty on here will probably be familiar with it. :)

You imagine wrong. Anyone over 30 can display symptoms.

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General Discussion Area / Raynaud's phenomenon
« on: 09 April 2025, 13:18:07 »
Anyone else suffer?  ???
Used to have a bit of an issue in cold weather, but now I'm on increased BP medication, even chilly weather can make the top joints of my fingers turn white.
Roll on Summer!

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Omega General Help / Re: Spin-on oil filter
« on: 31 March 2025, 17:20:43 »
Thinking of changing the cardboard oil filter to the old-style spin-on type. What adapter is required and where do I get one?

Best mod I ever did.  https://www.omegaowners.com/forum/index.php?topic=90579.0

 :y :y

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Omega General Help / Re: Strange brake behaviour
« on: 31 March 2025, 09:38:14 »
I suppose what I need is an Omega-competent mechanic who can take my car and sort it.

I'm into my 70s and no longer able to do work on the car.

Where can I find such a person?

 :-\

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Omega General Help / Re: Strange brake behaviour
« on: 31 March 2025, 09:17:40 »
How old are the flexible brake hoses?
No idea.  :o

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Omega General Help / Re: Strange brake behaviour
« on: 30 March 2025, 22:09:07 »
Had new calipers fitted, having waited for a few days for some to come from Autodoc. All fitted, but car still pulls to the left under moderate braking. Should I have had brand new pads fitted. Existing ones are not that old and have plenty of meat left, but perhaps the sticking has caused uneven wear.

Getting a bit fed up with this. Only other thing that has been suggested is a faulty ABS unit.

Any thoughts? 

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Omega General Help / Re: Spin-on oil filter
« on: 25 March 2025, 19:46:30 »
As long as you change the oil annually and don't over tighten it, the standard one is better, easier, cleaner and usually cheaper.

The paper filter is readily available, and was used beyond the Omega.

I think it may have been over-tightened (NOT by me!) at the last oil change, as a mechanic friend thinks a small leak from the area may have caused by exactly that.

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Omega General Help / Re: Spin-on oil filter
« on: 25 March 2025, 16:18:29 »
Have read of quite a few issues with the cardboard type getting stuck. I'm past crawling under the car myself and i know that if I get an automotive irk to change my oil, they'll get a stuck filter. This way, although I may continue with a paper filter, I'm covered should the unthinkable happen.With Omega spares getting rarer and rarer, better to have a reserve plan.

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Omega General Help / Spin-on oil filter
« on: 25 March 2025, 15:51:33 »
Thinking of changing the cardboard oil filter to the old-style spin-on type. What adapter is required and where do I get one?

TIA!
 :y

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