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Omega General Help / brake disks
« on: 20 March 2009, 16:42:44 »
need to replace disks was wondering what to go for, grooved/drilled or solid as per standard? and wheres the best place to get them?

btw 2.6 v6 saloon

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Omega General Help / Re: workshop manual
« on: 16 July 2008, 22:59:00 »
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I must say I have only ever done oil changes before coming here. Got myself the haynes, read on the forum and built up the confidence to do some tinkering under the bonnet.

I found the haynes man like some forign language I cannot understand,very difficult to follow if at all. I stuck to the forum and went without hitch (appart from losing a bolt  :-[ :-X)

 :y

this is why i want the manual i used to be able to maintain my car when cars were built to be worked on at home. Just need the confidence to mess and the manual and this site will def help

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Omega General Help / workshop manual
« on: 14 July 2008, 18:54:46 »
anyone know where i can get some sort of workshop manual for a 2001 2.6 V6 apparanly hayes didn't do one or am i misled

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Omega General Help / Re: how do i find out whats wrong
« on: 07 July 2008, 19:40:11 »
thanks

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Omega General Help / Re: how do i find out whats wrong
« on: 07 July 2008, 17:11:01 »
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Take it back and get the exhaust checked.  Both codes are o2 sensor codes.  Possibly not fitted back in properly or wires chopped or frayed.  Or it doesn't like the new exhaust.  Pretty sure it's related to your new exhaust.
I must admit i said to the misses i thought it was the exhaust i'll get it checked out thanks

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Last winter I had the same codes, 0170 and 0173, mechanic said he had seen one instance of these and had searched for the fault for days and had found that this was due to MAF

wats a MAF? sorry

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Omega General Help / Re: how do i find out whats wrong
« on: 06 July 2008, 20:03:56 »
any more answers to this problem?

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Omega General Help / Re: how do i find out whats wrong
« on: 05 July 2008, 13:46:35 »
i think all this started after we had the middle section of the exhaust changed

but i'm not 100%

could that have something to do with it

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Omega General Help / Re: how do i find out whats wrong
« on: 05 July 2008, 13:16:02 »
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Were there any codes stored when you had the diagnostic done?
dunno cant find the printout (may take it in again though)
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not sure paper clip test will work on 2.6,  try press brake, gas peddle to the floor, turn ignition fully on but do not fire engine, em light may flash out codes, depends on ecu.10 is zero, works on my 3.2, but need codes i would say.
right did this and counted 10 1 7 3 10 1 7 10

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Omega General Help / how do i find out whats wrong
« on: 04 July 2008, 22:49:04 »
hi i'm new to the forum so bear with me
i h ave a problem with my 2.6 v6 (2001 manual) the engine management light came on and after looking into it i changed the lamda sensor which turned the light off for a couple of days then it came on again.
i have noticed a few symptoms and after getting a diagnostic done i'm none the wiser. symptoms are as follows
a) the engine management light is on
b) every now and then the engine idles at 1500 rpm
c) (from the diagnostic) intermittent missfire on all cylinders
d) "pinking" under stress (this is getting gradually worse)
e) heavy fuel consumption
f) battery flattens occasionally for no reason i can find (charges back up ok)
any help greatly appreciated was a great car till this started happening will add any more faults if i remember any
btw its been doing this well over 12 months
g) i forgot its lacking power too

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