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Omega General Help / Re: Three problems
« on: 19 January 2011, 00:24:48 »
It may sound silly but Have you tryd holts 2part flush its quite strong might do the trick
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Omega General Help / Re: v6 cam belt
« on: 18 January 2011, 17:42:31 »
all i know is the car is running cooler and my heater is working again so the water pump was knackered
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Omega General Help / Re: v6 cam belt
« on: 18 January 2011, 17:27:27 »
Thanks mate its made my day
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Omega General Help / Re: v6 cam belt
« on: 18 January 2011, 17:20:02 »
hello all just an update on my v6 it has been timed back up and the compression has been checked on each cylinder and to shock you all no valves have been bent 
so it has had a new belt and a new water pump (apparently some bearings from the water pump are what caused the belt to jump) and is running as sweet as a nut 
a big thanks to sierrapaul(my brother in law) and a big thanks to all of you here at OOF that helped (ps when a belt jumps 3 teeth all hope is not lost)
so it has had a new belt and a new water pump (apparently some bearings from the water pump are what caused the belt to jump) and is running as sweet as a nut a big thanks to sierrapaul(my brother in law) and a big thanks to all of you here at OOF that helped (ps when a belt jumps 3 teeth all hope is not lost)
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Omega General Help / Re: v6 cam belt
« on: 17 January 2011, 18:49:03 »
the omega is in a garage and all sensors have been checked and are fine. the timing belt has jumped 3 teeth the bloke at the garage is a family friend. he is gona time the old belt backup an check the compression and if valves are bent then i will have to break my baby due to the cost of putting it right which will be a great shame as the car is in extremely good condition and b4 this happend drove like a dream 
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Omega General Help / Re: v6 cam belt
« on: 17 January 2011, 14:59:10 »
it has jumped 3 teeth and was drivin about 10-15mph wen it went iam just hopein there is no valve damage
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Omega General Help / 3.0 v6 trouble
« on: 11 January 2011, 19:13:40 »
hi all
I have a 3.0 v6 elite the car starts fine but sounds rough. when put in drive it rolls but wen i accelerate it cuts strait out it has 2 fault codes 94 hall sensor voltage to high and 71 air intake temp voltage to high. I had the crankshaft sensor changed 6months ago and been fine since i have changed the camshaft sensor tryed 2 others but no dif i have also checked the wire loom but no damage visible relay box looks ok also
other things i have checked dis pack leads and plugs vac pipes.
Iam now at a loss any ideas would be gr8 coz soon iam gona hav to take it to vauxhall and be charged through the nose many thanks
I have a 3.0 v6 elite the car starts fine but sounds rough. when put in drive it rolls but wen i accelerate it cuts strait out it has 2 fault codes 94 hall sensor voltage to high and 71 air intake temp voltage to high. I had the crankshaft sensor changed 6months ago and been fine since i have changed the camshaft sensor tryed 2 others but no dif i have also checked the wire loom but no damage visible relay box looks ok also
other things i have checked dis pack leads and plugs vac pipes.
Iam now at a loss any ideas would be gr8 coz soon iam gona hav to take it to vauxhall and be charged through the nose
many thanks
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Omega General Help / hall sensor?voltage high
« on: 08 January 2011, 12:30:42 »
hi all i have a 3.0 v6 elite and out of the blue its running rough and ive got fault code 94 hall sensor voltage high. is this due to a faulty sensor and could this cause the car to run like it is?any ideas whould be very helpful many thanks
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Omega General Help / code 71?
« on: 17 September 2010, 19:39:52 »
need help with this fault code (air intake temperature voltage high) what could the problem be
i have checked the wires around the maf area and they all look ok. "My Naff Code Reader" air intake temp says 4.97v
Please HELP
many thanks
i have checked the wires around the maf area and they all look ok. "My Naff Code Reader" air intake temp says 4.97v
Please HELP
many thanks
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Omega General Help / Re: fault code?
« on: 01 September 2010, 23:59:53 »
i did clear all codes with "My Naff Code Reader" but the same code has come back and engine management light stays on!
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Omega General Help / fault code?
« on: 01 September 2010, 23:10:38 »
hello guys got fault code up
00071 - Intake Air Temperature Voltage High
Not present
what does this mean?
Many Thanks
00071 - Intake Air Temperature Voltage High
Not present
what does this mean?
Many Thanks
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Omega General Help / Re: thermostat housing
« on: 01 August 2010, 18:04:13 »
job done was quite easy tapped coolent pipe out with screwdriver and hammer didnt crack pipe or thermostat housing many thanks for all your suggestions
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Omega General Help / Re: thermostat housing
« on: 30 July 2010, 10:18:51 »
Have ordered 1 from vaux for13.81 inc vat. Just in case
Many thanks for all your help guys
Many thanks for all your help guys
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Omega General Help / Re: thermostat housing
« on: 28 July 2010, 21:10:44 »
Thanks for the advice guys will give it ago on Saturday
Many thanks
Many thanks