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wayneo08

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omega oil loss
« on: 08 November 2010, 17:19:20 »

I recently bought my omega all been going well until oil low check came up on dash. so topped it up checked it two days later and lost most of the oil. cant see no obvious reasons under bonnet or under the car. put cardboard underneath no oil drip on that engine does not appear to be smoking either. NOW I AINT MECHANICALLY MINDED SO GO EASY ON ME PLEASE
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Re: omega oil loss
« Reply #1 on: 08 November 2010, 17:38:00 »

i aint totally thick though guys. any suggestions would be appreciated. plus do any of you know of any one that can give me omega a good going over so i can get it running like a dream. i love the car and wouldnt wanna see it go near a scrap yard in my possession.
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Re: omega oil loss
« Reply #2 on: 08 November 2010, 17:59:28 »



Is the oil leaking out and collecting in the undertray, maybe?  Or a seal at the rear of the engine and it's getting trapped in the gearbox bellhousing.
Strange that you can't see a leak. is there any oil in the sparkplug wells?

You could pm Darth Loo Knee, he will travel to help out.
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Re: omega oil loss
« Reply #3 on: 08 November 2010, 18:06:59 »

Dareth Loo-Knee can be highly recommended and trusted to do excellent work. Elite Pete also does work for OOF members and there have been good reports about him also. Whatever you do, avoid Main Dealers like the plague, unless you want to be ripped off/hoodwinked or both.
Better brains than mine will comment on your oil loss which does seem a bit catastrophic. My 2.6l loses a small amount of oil due to faulty valve oil seals, (a known problem on a certain range of 2.6 engines which manifests itself as a cloud of blue smoke on start-up after a rest), but this is not especially serious if it doesn't get excessive, so long as I check the oil level regularly.
Your answer will lie on this forum, so keep asking.
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Re: omega oil loss
« Reply #4 on: 08 November 2010, 18:08:44 »

Welcome to the Forum, by the way!
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« Reply #5 on: 08 November 2010, 19:45:01 »

thanks guys ill look first thing in the morning. and report back to ya  :)
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