This isn't an Omega question, which is why it's not in the help section. However, a couple of questions about Pug diesel engines if anyone's any the wiser....
(interestingly, I fixed my cold heater by flushing the matrix, it's toasty and warm now...!) Coolant was manky and brown, and the matrix just filled when I put the hose on it, and then suddenly... WHOOSH! All the water and crap came rushing out. So that's one problem solved. However - 2 more!
My rover 218 is fitted with the Peugeot 1.9D Xud engine, which in my experience is a bulletproof unit.
Although the car goes really well, when I'm cruising along at LIGHT throttle, the engine judders a bit. As soon as I stamp on the gas it starts pulling well and stops juddering. I know it's a diesel, which won't be refined after an Omega V6 (!) .. but it's more than just a bit of diesel judder. Any clues? I think it needs a service, so I'll be getting new filters, oil, antifreeze etc after the bank holiday.
Secondly, I had two new front tyres fitted, and wheels balanced. At which point, the tyre fitter told me I needed new brake pads (he couldn't do it). So I' fitted some new pads, but I've noticed that the drivers side disk surface is not good, it's uneven and not consistent, so won't wear the pads evenly. Does this mean it's warped? Given that the tyres are new and wheels are balanced.. would this account for why I've got a horrible steering wobble between about 57 and 75 mph?
One more - I've noticed in the air filter, that there is a trace (but not loads) of dirty fresh engine oil. What could this be - I'd imagine something to do with breathers? Anyone know where to look to clean breather system thoroughly on these engines, for when I do my service?
Cheers

James
Ps... when the whether warms up, I'm going to change the Lucas CAV injector pump and injectors for a bosch unit, to enable me to run on neat veggie oil
