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work shop manual
« on: 06 February 2007, 19:15:23 »
just a point lads is there a workshop manual for omega that covers 2.6 v6 or a down load  i have looked at a copy cd but its crap  :-?
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Re: work shop manual
« Reply #1 on: 06 February 2007, 19:20:22 »
I read on here somewhere one of the Guys had done a DVD on how to do a step by step Cambelt and Tensioner change, so i would put money on someone on here will be able to help ya.

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Re: work shop manual
« Reply #2 on: 06 February 2007, 19:23:54 »
There is no actual manual for the 2.6, but it is broadly similar tyo the 2.5, with the obvious differences of drive by wire throttle and coil per plug rather than the DIS pack.

Anything in particular you were wondering about?

Oh and yes there is a dvd guide to the full cambelt change on the V6 engine. Just £3. :)
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Re: work shop manual
« Reply #3 on: 06 February 2007, 19:29:50 »
no nothing to mind i just like a works manual to follow and check stuff out ,bit of an anorack for details, like to do things by the book
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Re: work shop manual
« Reply #4 on: 06 February 2007, 20:53:42 »
Not a workshop manual but just found this owners manual.
Might come in handy for someone.
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Re: work shop manual
« Reply #5 on: 06 February 2007, 21:33:27 »
Prefacelift Haynes covers most things, pick one up from fleabay for a fiver...
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Re: work shop manual
« Reply #6 on: 06 February 2007, 21:34:22 »
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Not a workshop manual but just found this owners manual.
Might come in handy for someone.
User manuals for later cars are available from Vx site in pdf format
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