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Omega General Help / Re: reading the wire diagrams in haynes
« on: 20 March 2007, 16:33:49 »
Alrighty, a new 4 way it is then! Thanks for the advice.
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Omega General Help / Re: reading the wire diagrams in haynes
« on: 20 March 2007, 12:57:48 »
Hi guys,
I've just installed cruise control in to my '98 MV6, and was most pleased to find that your paper clip trick worked for me too! Do you know what the two terminals which i have shorted out are meant to do? Is it a switch fail safe or something?
Cheers,
I've just installed cruise control in to my '98 MV6, and was most pleased to find that your paper clip trick worked for me too! Do you know what the two terminals which i have shorted out are meant to do? Is it a switch fail safe or something?
Cheers,
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Omega General Help / Re: Wishbones / MOT
« on: 13 March 2007, 19:52:13 »
Wishbones supplied by autovaux, and looked exactly the same as the ones i took off.
I don't think there is any damage to the sub frame, it would have to have occurred whilst i was doing the swap, because there was no scraping before.
Do you think that the old wishbones could have been tightened in the wrong position causing the suspension to ride high? Still wouldn't explain why its too low now tho i suppose.
I don't think there is any damage to the sub frame, it would have to have occurred whilst i was doing the swap, because there was no scraping before.
Do you think that the old wishbones could have been tightened in the wrong position causing the suspension to ride high? Still wouldn't explain why its too low now tho i suppose.
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Omega General Help / Re: Wishbones / MOT
« on: 13 March 2007, 19:29:25 »
Perhaps one of you guys could help me.......
I've just changed the front suspension wishbones on my 98 omega. When i took it for a tentative test drive i found that when the wheels were turned they would scrape on the back of the wheel arches or mud flaps.
This suggests that I've managed to sit the car lower than usual. Somehow!
Any ideas as to what i may have done wrong?
I've just changed the front suspension wishbones on my 98 omega. When i took it for a tentative test drive i found that when the wheels were turned they would scrape on the back of the wheel arches or mud flaps.
This suggests that I've managed to sit the car lower than usual. Somehow!
Any ideas as to what i may have done wrong?
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