I have been searching all day for this fault. Now on the forum I find it may be the crank sensor and also how to replace/fix it!
Found here:
http://www.omegaowners.com/forum/index.php?topic=99451.0and how to fix it here:
http://www.omegaowners.com/forum/index.php?topic=90640.msg1155585#msg1155585All seems to be correct as the symptoms I had before starting 2 years ago were EML suddenly and loss of power. I was staying at a friend's house so her mechanic came and said he fixed it, charged me 75 euros, had not fixed it. So I got back home 90kms and my partner next day put his hand in blindly (where the mechanic had told me the fault lay) and fiddled with what he thinks is the crank sensor cable. Anyhow his blind fiddling with the cable fixed it for a good long while. Then it started to play up again finally leading to the problems described above in first post above here.
Local garage gave me the following codes:
P1335, P1125, P1631, P0725, P0400.
Local garage then sent me to a diesel specialist who wanted to charge me 58 euros for the computer code check, and a further 81 euros per hour till it was fixed. Diesel specialist said it could take several days till it was fixed and could not give me a quote as he may need to order parts and see if it fixed it or not, and if not keep ordering parts till it was fixed. Hence 2000 euros bill plus possible.
I have since reading all this on the forum found the crankshaft sensor to buy online (27 euros plus 11 euros delivery charges coming from UK to France) and using the description of replacement here:
http://www.omegaowners.com/forum/index.php?topic=90640.msg1155585#msg1155585can try to fix it (a royal we - my partner will have to try lol..).
But this description where to find the crankshaft sensor etc....will this be good for my Omega 2.2 DTI CDX year 2002 (or 1999 as explained above)?
Dont have and can't find a manual for this car - if could then my partner would have looked for himself to find the issue.
Hoping you guys can advise me?
Does my EGR valve also need replacing?
Thank you all for reading. I love my Omega!