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Omega Help Area => Omega General Help => Topic started by: Bob G on 26 November 2012, 18:51:43
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So much talk about above recently thought I would have a look at one to see where everything goes. As my 2.0L has LPG it was easier to go from underneath, could not find a model of USS Enterprise but did find a black blob ;D what a bitch to remove and this was on a scrap car jacked up and resting on road wheels so bags of room, it took 2 hours to remove and that was by cutting the pipes in the end, clips moved ok but no way were thos pesky pipes moving :( really hope mu heating issues are a lot easier to sort.
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Didnt even now 2.0l had HBV ??? but thats me-only suffer v6 woes=twice the expence/problems etc
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So much talk about above recently thought I would have a look at one to see where everything goes. As my 2.0L has LPG it was easier to go from underneath, could not find a model of USS Enterprise but did find a black blob ;D what a bitch to remove and this was on a scrap car jacked up and resting on road wheels so bags of room, it took 2 hours to remove and that was by cutting the pipes in the end, clips moved ok but no way were thos pesky pipes moving :( really hope mu heating issues are a lot easier to sort.
Thats about right for first go ;D It gets easier second time around , then a 10 min job blindfolded after that ;)
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So much talk about above recently thought I would have a look at one to see where everything goes. As my 2.0L has LPG it was easier to go from underneath, could not find a model of USS Enterprise but did find a black blob ;D what a bitch to remove and this was on a scrap car jacked up and resting on road wheels so bags of room, it took 2 hours to remove and that was by cutting the pipes in the end, clips moved ok but no way were thos pesky pipes moving :( really hope mu heating issues are a lot easier to sort.
Thats about right for first go ;D It gets easier second time around , then a 10 min job blindfolded after that ;)
Are we still talking about the HBV... ;)
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So much talk about above recently thought I would have a look at one to see where everything goes. As my 2.0L has LPG it was easier to go from underneath, could not find a model of USS Enterprise but did find a black blob ;D what a bitch to remove and this was on a scrap car jacked up and resting on road wheels so bags of room, it took 2 hours to remove and that was by cutting the pipes in the end, clips moved ok but no way were thos pesky pipes moving :( really hope mu heating issues are a lot easier to sort.
Thats about right for first go ;D It gets easier second time around , then a 10 min job blindfolded after that ;)
Are we still talking about the HBV... ;)
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