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Omega Help Area => Omega General Help => Topic started by: aiden on 30 April 2012, 10:55:48
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hi all, eml and battery and oil lights stay on when the ignition is on but car wont start any ideas Adien
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Does the engine turn over ?
Pop the bonnet and see if you can hear the starter solenoid click when the ignition key is turned to position 3 ?
Put all lights and fans on and turn the key. Do the lights dim ?
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yes the engine turns over
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What engine ?
Plenty of fuel ?
Read the codes and post them on here :y
http://www.omegaowners.com/forum/index.php?topic=90581.0
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Am betting on a code 19!
I might be in your area in the near future :y
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code 19
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code 19
Crank sensor (or more likely, it's wiring) is knackered.
Use a genuine GM replacement only.
Not a bad job to do - accessed from underneith, passenger side :y
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http://www.omegaowners.com/forum/index.php?topic=90540.0 ;)
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James do you know when you will be in this area, i would like to get it done
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James do you know when you will be in this area, i would like to get it done
Not for at least a few days - you could always DIY? :y
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Does the useless student (tunnie) work near Middlesex :-\. Wonder if he would be willing to assist :-\
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Does the useless student (tunnie) work near Middlesex :-\. Wonder if he would be willing to assist :-\
good point :y
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I'm in London W3, I work near Brentford/Osterley. Always willing to assist, although I have no tools here in London. I'm planning to pop home next week, I can bring some tools back and change that sensor for you :y
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thanks for all your help but i need to get it fixed this week , trying to get a mobile mechanic in this area, Aiden :
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IF I get time and if it's not piddling with rain, I could potentially come over on Sunday if you've got the part.
Seriously consider either getting it done locally though, or DIY, as it might not be totally cost effective for you :-\
Feel free to PM if you'd like to discuss :y
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I did one last week on a 2.5, I think I payed £68 for a genuine part, but they had to order it in and there is a link on here explaining that there are two types of crank sensor on the 2.5 so if you have a 2.5 make sure you get the correct one.
Simple job to do, just unplug one end and use a Torx screwdriver on the other end.
The hardest part of the job is locating the crank sensor, if you take off the N/S front wheel you will see the oil filter and the sensor is just above it held in by a torx bolt.
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As above but follow the guide regarding routing of the cable.... or the exhaust heat will damage it and you'll be replacing it again very soon !!
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recieved new sensor i'll try and fit it today if the rain keeps off, Aiden
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recieved new sensor i'll try and fit it today if the rain keeps off, Aiden
:y :y
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Any luck?
As this is such a quick job, (eg, 15 mins) I could potentially call in tomorrow PM, as I may be near the area, weather depending. Drop me a PM if you need any help.
I'm hoping you've got it sorted, though :y
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not done it yet, just recieved set of torx sockets, try and do it today :
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all done and running took about 20 mins, many thanks for your :y help. Aden