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Omega General Help / Re: Remote key fob dead
« on: 23 December 2009, 10:40:51 »
Poo sticks...no code in documentation. I am based in West Sussex, near Arundel / Littlehampton if anyone can assist??
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Omega General Help / Re: Remote key fob dead
« on: 23 December 2009, 10:34:46 »
No, the light doesn't work at all, will go and have a look for the card in the car
Tried cleaning the contacts but to no avail
Tried cleaning the contacts but to no avail
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Omega General Help / Remote key fob dead
« on: 19 December 2009, 15:49:28 »
Hi all;
One of my remote fobs has stopped working, checked battery and visually checked over but can't see anything wrong. Is there a way of programming a key yourself if you buy one on ebay or such (the same as my golf) or am I off to line those robbing gits at the main dealers' pockets?
Thanks in advance
One of my remote fobs has stopped working, checked battery and visually checked over but can't see anything wrong. Is there a way of programming a key yourself if you buy one on ebay or such (the same as my golf) or am I off to line those robbing gits at the main dealers' pockets?
Thanks in advance
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Omega General Help / Re: Door Locks
« on: 29 December 2006, 23:56:32 »
**update**
Have found some replacements on here http://www.speeding.co.uk/acatalog/info_1377.html
Hopefully will make my new car perfect
Have found some replacements on here http://www.speeding.co.uk/acatalog/info_1377.html
Hopefully will make my new car perfect
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Omega General Help / Re: Door Locks
« on: 29 December 2006, 23:37:49 »
Wow, thankas for all the quick replies, sorry i wasnt too specific, it is the pins inside the car that you used to push down and pull up when i were't lad!
Seems like chopsdad has the answer, and without the removal of the door panel by the looks of thing. Well pleased i joined your forum
Seems like chopsdad has the answer, and without the removal of the door panel by the looks of thing. Well pleased i joined your forum
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Omega General Help / Door Locks
« on: 29 December 2006, 21:43:18 »
I have had my Omega now for 2 months, but the rattle from the door locks is driving me mad! 
I absolutely love the car but cannot bear the noise every time i go over the slightest bump they rattle. I can't seem to find any posts about this, is it a common problem, and if so, what is the fix.
I have a '02 2.2 sport estate
Thanks in advance for any help
I absolutely love the car but cannot bear the noise every time i go over the slightest bump they rattle. I can't seem to find any posts about this, is it a common problem, and if so, what is the fix. I have a '02 2.2 sport estate
Thanks in advance for any help
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Omega General Help / Re: 2.2 petrol advice please.
« on: 24 December 2006, 20:37:07 »Quote
Clean all the breathers thoroughly, and throttle body as well. On that sort of journey, I would expect high twenties/30mpg from my 3.0l, depending how much town driving is involved...
Sorry, complete novice here, can't see any guides on the forum, what are the breathers, and throttle body sounds a major job?
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Omega General Help / Re: 2.2 petrol advice please.
« on: 21 December 2006, 09:09:37 »
I have a 2.2 sport estate auto, cannot get above 29.5 on a tank of petrol even driving like miss daisy!
Do a daily run to work 40 miles along dual carriage and motorway (at about 70ish), seems like all you guys get better economy maybe i need to clean something ?
Do a daily run to work 40 miles along dual carriage and motorway (at about 70ish), seems like all you guys get better economy maybe i need to clean something ?
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Omega General Help / Re: Omega with a strange problem
« on: 15 December 2006, 09:49:22 »
I had a similar problem with mr wife's vectra with the reverse lights not working, and only 1 brake light working, that turned out to be the actual light fitting at fault
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