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Omega Electrical and Audio Help / Re: cooling fans circuit
« on: 15 April 2014, 19:41:40 »
That's a cracker!
Many thanks again Al!!
Many thanks again Al!!
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Omega Electrical and Audio Help / Re: cooling fans circuit
« on: 15 April 2014, 17:34:31 »
Al, I've just checked; diagrams only go to 1699 
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Omega Electrical and Audio Help / Re: cooling fans circuit
« on: 15 April 2014, 09:00:31 »
You are a star, Al! 
Many thanks!
S
Many thanks!S
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Omega Electrical and Audio Help / cooling fans circuit
« on: 14 April 2014, 17:13:14 »
Hi!
Can anyone tell me the track numbers for the cooling fans circuit on a b facelift model with A/C?
Thanks!
S
Can anyone tell me the track numbers for the cooling fans circuit on a b facelift model with A/C?
Thanks!
S
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Omega General Help / Re: Water Ingress
« on: 10 September 2013, 13:46:22 »
Thanks all for your prompt advice 
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Omega General Help / Water Ingress
« on: 09 September 2013, 14:32:38 »
Hi folks!
Been a member for ages but rarely (ever?) posted. Any assistance with my present problem would be appreciated.
When my wife took the car (Omega 2.6 auto cdx with sunroof) through the drive-thru car wash, she
drove out, turned the car to the right; there was a great "whoosh" and water soaked the front passenger side footwell.
Any ideas as to where I should start looking?
Thanks!
Been a member for ages but rarely (ever?) posted. Any assistance with my present problem would be appreciated.
When my wife took the car (Omega 2.6 auto cdx with sunroof) through the drive-thru car wash, she
drove out, turned the car to the right; there was a great "whoosh" and water soaked the front passenger side footwell.
Any ideas as to where I should start looking?
Thanks!
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Omega General Help / Re: Tired Suspension
« on: 30 March 2010, 14:36:16 »
Thanks for the answers.
The exhaust mounting seems to be OK.
Yes, I seem to have exorcised the ghost
I'll have to ask over at Uberbahnstormers :-/
S
The exhaust mounting seems to be OK.
Yes, I seem to have exorcised the ghost
I'll have to ask over at Uberbahnstormers :-/
S
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Omega General Help / Re: Tired Suspension
« on: 24 March 2010, 19:44:13 »
Sorry to be so rude Ghost! 
Had to nip down to the chippy.
No, it doesn't whip.
S
Had to nip down to the chippy.
No, it doesn't whip.
S
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Omega General Help / Re: Tired Suspension
« on: 12 September 2009, 21:00:22 »
Dunno Ghost: I'll give it a go tomorrow.
S
S
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Omega General Help / Re: Tired Suspension
« on: 12 September 2009, 18:43:16 »
Mudflaps are long-gorn.
I'm afraid it's metal; metal I tell ya!
I'm worried that my exhaust system might get ripped off!!
S
I'm afraid it's metal; metal I tell ya!
I'm worried that my exhaust system might get ripped off!!
S
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Omega General Help / Re: Tired Suspension
« on: 12 September 2009, 18:30:04 »
That's the sort of load I sometimes carry, but it can sometimes bottom out with two adults and a bootful.
It's never been lowered.
S
It's never been lowered.
S
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Omega General Help / Re: Tired Suspension
« on: 12 September 2009, 18:18:15 »
Thanks Bill!
How will that stop it scraping?
What type do you suggest I get?
Your advice is much appreciated!
S
How will that stop it scraping?
What type do you suggest I get?
Your advice is much appreciated!
S
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Omega General Help / Tired Suspension
« on: 12 September 2009, 18:08:04 »
OK Try again!
Hello everyone. I'm new but my Omega isn't.
It's a 1997 CDX 2.5 automatic.
It's been well looked after, but is showing signs of age.
The biggest problen I have with it is it bottoms out on speed bumps and rough roads.
I had the rear springs replaced some years ago and, shortly after, had some Grayston spring assisters fitted.
This improved it for a while.
Now I need to find a relatively cheap way of raing the ground clearance when laden.
Are rubber coil assisters the answer?
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
S
Hello everyone. I'm new but my Omega isn't.
It's a 1997 CDX 2.5 automatic.
It's been well looked after, but is showing signs of age.
The biggest problen I have with it is it bottoms out on speed bumps and rough roads.
I had the rear springs replaced some years ago and, shortly after, had some Grayston spring assisters fitted.
This improved it for a while.
Now I need to find a relatively cheap way of raing the ground clearance when laden.
Are rubber coil assisters the answer?
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
S
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