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So what have you done to your car today?

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05omegav6

Quote from: aaronjb on 31 July 2012, 13:59:14
Quote from: taxi al on 30 July 2012, 17:37:53
Mmm sport badges are, well, badges ::) reminds me of the late 90's when everyone wanted red Tdi badges on their 90bhp 1.9 tdis ;D

It's funny, but this M sport badge came with the M engine, M suspension, M .. etc ;) E46 M3.
That's alright then  :y ...at least it's not an Audi  ::). I know someone who had an E36 1.6 coupe, with M wheels,  body kit and interior. Quite a smart look easily destroyed by simply starting the thing ;D

aaronjb

Quote from: taxi al on 31 July 2012, 15:39:05
Quote from: aaronjb on 31 July 2012, 13:59:14
Quote from: taxi al on 30 July 2012, 17:37:53
Mmm sport badges are, well, badges ::) reminds me of the late 90's when everyone wanted red Tdi badges on their 90bhp 1.9 tdis ;D

It's funny, but this M sport badge came with the M engine, M suspension, M .. etc ;) E46 M3.
That's alright then  :y ...at least it's not an Audi  ::). I know someone who had an E36 1.6 coupe, with M wheels,  body kit and interior. Quite a smart look easily destroyed by simply starting the thing ;D

;D ;D Nah, I'd rather have a M3 that looked like a 316 ;) I got passed by what looked like a standard 325 the other day - he went past like I was stood still so I googled the badge on the back ('357ci') - turns out it's an E46 with an LS1 swap ;D

05omegav6


albitz

Quote from: aaronjb on 31 July 2012, 13:59:14
Quote from: taxi al on 30 July 2012, 17:37:53
Mmm sport badges are, well, badges ::) reminds me of the late 90's when everyone wanted red Tdi badges on their 90bhp 1.9 tdis ;D

It's funny, but this M sport badge came with the M engine, M suspension, M .. etc ;) E46 M3.

A cracking car. :y

Manual Elite V6

When I got home from work I changed my front ARB links and bushes, rear subframe bushes and sorted out a blowing exhaust joint on my mates polo.

Car is now much firmer at the back and much more quiet when driving.
1992 Cavalier GSi
2007 Astra Sri+ CDTi 150

bored bigyin54

fixed my ashtray thanks to rob g and fixed a leak in the wash wipe pump :y :y

Victor Meldrew

Flushed and changed the coolant, then went and had my pocket felt by George Osborne for another 6 months Road Tax. Thieving git!
"A normal man in a world full of idiots"

natsdad

Over the last 3 weeks I have done the following to my 03 plate Elite estate.New bottom arms and bushes,Drop links,Brake pads front and rear,Engine service.This is on a car with full dealer service.Ive owned this particular Omega 8 months.What next?.

05omegav6

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Quote from: natsdad on 03 August 2012, 10:26:34
Over the last 3 weeks I have done the following to my 03 plate Elite estate.New bottom arms and bushes,Drop links,Brake pads front and rear,Engine service.This is on a car with full dealer service.Ive owned this particular Omega 8 months.What next?.

Heater Bypass Valve,  Cam Cover Gaskets,  Rear Shocks, Cambelt and Water Pump :-\ oh and nearly forgot, Indicator stalk  ::)

Don't worry though, it's actually only a handfull of things that go wrong, and once done once, you know what to expect next time :y Which is precisely why we're all here :y

You've been busy because of your cars dealer servicing rather than in spite of it :-\ small consolation, I know, but you are getting there :y

p.s. Did anyone mention coil packs and crankshaft sensors :-X Hello and welcome btw :y

Kevin Wood

Is it still running better following our tinkering, Al?
Tech2 services currently available. See TheBoy's price list: http://theboy.omegaowners.com/

05omegav6

For the most part it is still behaving itself thank-you  :y I've a new breather bridge and that pipe on order, and will replace the rubber connections on the vac hoses just to rule them out :y next step after that will be a brand new loom I think. Does still have the odd hissy fit, but they do seem to be milder... need to replace the EML light though as it's finally gone out  8) permanently :'(

What's the internal diameter required for the Vac connections :-\

ndmv6

well,finally given up  with my omega and traded it in...20mpg around town and 32 mpg on a run is no good for me these days...sad to see it go,but it was clapped out... :)

Andy B

Took mine for a late (by about a week) MOT

It passed!!  :y :y :y :y No (written) advisories, but could do with a couple of rear tyres ( ;)) but I already knew that.  ::) ::)

omegod

Brake fluid changed and trying to muster up the will to check and top up the ATF
Happy to do Omega servicing etc around Merseyside,cruise activation, airbag lights sorted too...

twiglet

Quote from: Andy B on 03 August 2012, 19:28:02
Took mine for a late (by about a week) MOT

It passed!!  :y :y :y :y No (written) advisories, but could do with a couple of rear tyres ( ;)) but I already knew that.  ::) ::)

Good work Andy, if a little late!  ;)

I'm glad you posted this though, because it jogged me to go and check the MOT dates on mine.  I thought they were due Sept/Oct, but it turns out I've got 4 due this month!!  ::)
It doesn't matter how far you push the envelope, it will always be stationery...