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Author Topic: 2.0l 16v Missfire/power drop - fault code0130/0340  (Read 642 times)

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2.0l 16v Missfire/power drop - fault code0130/0340
« on: 14 March 2010, 12:12:32 »

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I have a 1999 Omega with the 2.0 Litre 16v engine & auto box.

Starting yesterday the EML comes on within a few minutes of starting and the engine revs vary (can cut out entirely when cold when you place it in 'D')

Sounds kind of like a missfire a 'chuntering' sound

Paperclip is giving me 0130 and 0340 (o2 sensor  and CRM sensor)

Plugs/leads fairly new, recent cam cover gasket change (few weeks ago) other than that no recent work done.

Anybody had this before and can shed some light?
(Replace crank sensor?)

Thanks

Graeme
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Re: 2.0l 16v Missfire/power drop - fault code0130/0340
« Reply #1 on: 14 March 2010, 13:12:56 »

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Hi all
I have a 1999 Omega with the 2.0 Litre 16v engine & auto box.

Starting yesterday the EML comes on within a few minutes of starting and the engine revs vary (can cut out entirely when cold when you place it in 'D')

Sounds kind of like a missfire a 'chuntering' sound

Paperclip is giving me 0130 and 0340 (o2 sensor  and CRM sensor)

Plugs/leads fairly new, recent cam cover gasket change (few weeks ago) other than that no recent work done.

Anybody had this before and can shed some light?
(Replace crank sensor?)

Thanks

Graeme
Replace the cam sensor with genuine part
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Re: 2.0l 16v Missfire/power drop - fault code0130/0340
« Reply #2 on: 14 March 2010, 13:28:09 »

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Replace the cam sensor with genuine part

Hi

I've just ordered a new cam sensor (Fleabay) (and it's a genuine one :) )

I'll keep you posted.

Any ideas about the 0130 error?

Graeme
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Re: 2.0l 16v Missfire/power drop - fault code0130/0340
« Reply #3 on: 14 March 2010, 15:35:08 »

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Hi

I've just ordered a new cam sensor (Fleabay) (and it's a genuine one :) )

I'll keep you posted.

Any ideas about the 0130 error?

Graeme
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Re: 2.0l 16v Missfire/power drop - fault code0130/0340
« Reply #4 on: 14 March 2010, 21:31:15 »

Have you checked the breather pipes are clear of crud? :-?
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Re: 2.0l 16v Missfire/power drop - fixed (0130/0340)
« Reply #5 on: 16 March 2010, 17:41:52 »

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Have you checked the breather pipes are clear of crud? :-?
Hi

I de-cruded the pipes when I replaced the rocker cover gasket a few weeks ago - but thanks for the thought.
New cam sensor arrived today, fitted, no more warning light and car burbles nicely.

Part looks genuine (OK so that's no guarantee given the counterfeiting abilities around these days) - the guy uses an Ebay ID of astra.warehouse

Graeme
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