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Omega General Help / Re: Hesitation/Power Loss & EML - 2.5 V6
« on: 02 April 2011, 22:19:39 »
Yeah I read the guide and cable tied the cable as far away from the exhaust as possible. It's still going to get pretty hot in there though.

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Omega General Help / Re: Hesitation/Power Loss & EML - 2.5 V6
« on: 02 April 2011, 22:01:11 »
Replaced crank sensor with new one (VDO/Siemens IIRC) at cost of about £50ish. This worked fine and car was 100% but after 30mins hard running today the fault returned (was running brilliantly for the first while until it got really hot)  :-?

Are the siemens sensors crap or is there another reason why my Omega is killing sensors?

While I was replacing the sensor I noticed another one in there, so the one I replaced must've been fairly new too lol  :-/

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Omega General Help / Re: Hesitation/Power Loss & EML - 2.5 V6
« on: 12 February 2011, 16:01:51 »
Ok, it's fault 19 - managed to get it to trip again. Thanks for the help guys

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Omega General Help / Re: Hesitation/Power Loss & EML - 2.5 V6
« on: 12 February 2011, 12:37:52 »
Car isn't road legal but I started it and turned it off 30 times and the codes cleared on the driveway. Ran the car, revved it, let it get super hot trying to replicate same scenario as last week... really tried to get the fault again and nothing... no codes and running 100% perfect.

I know for sure that the second I head out drifting again the bloody thing will break down. Aaargh!

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Omega General Help / Re: Hesitation/Power Loss & EML - 2.5 V6
« on: 12 February 2011, 00:10:47 »
Can anyone tell me how to remove the codes so that when I do the next paperclip test it doesn't come up with the same problem?

Just realised (after a couple of hours farting about) that a ODB2 cable doesn't work with a 1999 2.5 V6  :-[

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Omega General Help / Re: Hesitation/Power Loss & EML - 2.5 V6
« on: 07 February 2011, 14:59:01 »
Will do, thanks very much mate :)

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Omega General Help / Re: Hesitation/Power Loss & EML - 2.5 V6
« on: 07 February 2011, 08:01:17 »
Would it cause power loss as described?

I had this part go on a 2.6 Vectra and the only symptoms were non-start when engine was hot - no power loss. Come to think of it there was one or two occasions when the Omega wouldn't start straight away but only when cold  :-/

Would crank and crank and nothing. Then pull key crank again and it'd start perfectly.

I guess it could be either of the 3 sensors individually or a combination

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Omega General Help / Re: Hesitation/Power Loss & EML - 2.5 V6
« on: 06 February 2011, 19:39:33 »
Awesome

So I got:

16   Knock Signal Circuit 1
19   Incorrect RPM Signal
73   Mass Air Flow Sensor Voltage Low

Not sure if this helps but the right hand side air intake pipe had come loose just at the plenum and killed the car earlier in the day, it triggered an EML but I fixed it and the EML disappeared, also we blew a fuse for the dash which killed the air/dash/rpm/speedo.

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Omega General Help / Hesitation/Power Loss & EML - 2.5 V6
« on: 06 February 2011, 18:57:27 »
Hi Guys,

Had my 1999 2,5V6 Omega out drifting today. All went very well for first few hours but all of a sudden I noticed a power drop (water temp gauge was up at 100 degrees), she would barely spin the wheels in first never mind second. Engine revs out but was slow to rev and felt sluggish, almost like a misfire. The engine management light also came on however I've no code reader so no idea what it is... When I switched the engine off and on again the light went out but would come on after 5mins... no other symptoms.

 I also swear the problem got less severe when the engine was cooler. Problem is not that she's not road legal and I can't test it (legally) till the next drifting event.

Can anyone recommend a code reader to use (I'm used to VAGCOM/VCDS for my VW's) or any ideas what the problem could be. Also will the code remain logged if the battery is disconnected? I disconnected the battery when packing her away and forgot that it may wipe the memory of the ECU  :-/

Sorry for so many questions  :-[  :-/

Thanks a million in advance

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Newbie Welcome Area / Re: Soon to have 2 - Noob
« on: 31 January 2011, 15:34:19 »
Thanks for the awesome welcome guys!!

I can disable the TCS on the dash with the button, should I also disconnect the ABS module? Where abouts is it?

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By the way (sorry to semi-hijack)
Does anyone know which models have an LSD and which don't?  Maybe another reason why mine is so hard to get sideways...

Pretty sure only certain MV6's came with a LSD (inc police spec ones). It should be easy enough to check, just jack the rear wheels off the ground and spin one. If they both rotate the same direction then you have LSD, if not then chances are you have an open diff or a broken LSD.

I just installed a MIG spec differential. It's a bit ghetto but then the car is intended for 'tramp' drifting.

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Newbie Welcome Area / Soon to have 2 - Noob
« on: 31 January 2011, 09:57:56 »
Hi guys just thought I'd say hello (not a fan of those forum lurkers).

Bought a V6 CDX last week to strip and have a but of fun with on the track (drifting) and was so impressed with it on the drive home that I'm going to buy myself a diesel for running to work in lol

Been a fairly big vauxhall fan having had couple of Vectras, few Astras, corsa frontera and got another Astra at the house for the wife and now the Omega (soon to be 2)  :)

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