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Started by theolodian, 07 November 2006, 20:47:42

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theolodian

OK, what features or quirks have people noticed on the Omega that are not usual for other cars?  I am not talking, ahem, about problems or maintenance issues.  Just normal use stuff.  :)

For me the surprises were;

-Blinking fuel warning light when really low
-Cruise remembers speed after car turned off

Something I haven't figured out is a random ding from the sat-nav speaker when it is off?
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TheBoy

Quote-Cruise remembers speed after car turned off
Mine doesn't...
Grumpy old man

MikeDundee

Not noticed or paid attention really, but you have a posh one e.g., SAT-NAV, DO U WANT TO SWAP ;D

TheBoy

Theolodian's has the older Carin Satnav. Bit dated now...  ...get a modern satnav instead.
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theolodian

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Quote-Cruise remembers speed after car turned off
Mine doesn't...
I was surprised today  :o
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MikeDundee

Already have one NAVMAN, not built in obviously ;)

QuoteTheolodian's has the older Carin Satnav. Bit dated now...  ...get a modern satnav instead.

theolodian

QuoteTheolodian's has the older Carin Satnav. Bit dated now...  ...get a modern satnav instead.
Yeah, mine was made in the time of Robin Hood, all roads lead to Nottingham!
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TheBoy

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QuoteTheolodian's has the older Carin Satnav. Bit dated now...  ...get a modern satnav instead.
Yeah, mine was made in the time of Robin Hood, all roads lead to Nottingham!
The Omega knows where to go for quality mechanics....
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Chopsdad

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-Blinking fuel warning light when really low



Can't say I've seen mine blink - even when the trip computer says 0 miles left
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Bo Bo

I'm surprised every time I press the remote & it unlocks  ::)
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Markie

yup i have a blinking fuel light  :)

also love the wee man running away button ( still dont really comprehend what he means) and love electric blinds

new to me from all other cars  :y
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theolodian

Quoteyup i have a blinking fuel light  :)

also love the wee man running away button ( still dont really comprehend what he means) and love electric blinds

new to me from all other cars  :y
Turns off internal sensors so wind won't set off alarm if you leave windows cracked.  Strange symbol for it though  :-?
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STMO123

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Quoteyup i have a blinking fuel light  :)

also love the wee man running away button ( still dont really comprehend what he means) and love electric blinds

new to me from all other cars  :y
Turns off internal sensors so wind won't set off alarm if you leave windows cracked.  Strange symbol for it though  :-?

Also lets you leave pets or pesky kids in the car when you lock it :)

tunnie

its a small effect but did't notice it on my dads, when you unlock it at night using the remote, the lights inside the car gradually fade up. and down after you lock it.

Not the harsh off / on by some cars, by a nice "soft" change if you get what i mean.

Nice simple effect, which looks nice.

Markjay

Mustn't forget the annoying but thankfully short-lived feature on early facelifts (2000/2001) that requires the key to be removed from the ignition in order to open the boot.
Alas, no more Omegas....