Omega Owners Forum
Newbie Area => Newbie Welcome Area => Topic started by: robert_rnt on 28 July 2007, 15:48:48
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Hello all,
I'm Robert from London. This a useful site as i am thinking of purchasing an omega but need to know what common faults/problems might arise.
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Welcome Robert, trawl through the site and I am sure you will land a good catch of an Omega. :y
8-)
DaveL
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Welcome to the forum :y
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Hi Robert and welcome to the forum :)
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Hello Robert - in answer to your question - lots ;D but none that can't be fixed :y
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Hi & welcome to the forum :y
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Hi mate welcome to the site :y
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Welcome to the site :)
Real things to look out for are proper service history (even ring previous owners if poss) - they wear well and do huge mileage, so many dealers wind the clock back >:(
As it may well have a lot of miles on - one of mine has 144k, other has 122k - its the usual things with this mileage, ie suspension, steering, wheel bearings - all easily sorted. Cambelt and tensioners (tensioners are vital) every 40k/4yrs, no exceptions, is a good bargaining point (easily done DIY cheaply ;)), cam covers on V6 tend to leak after a few years, again easy fix. Inside edge front tyre wear is common, indicates camber needs adjusting. 2.5TD automatics tend to chew up their gearboxes after 120 - 150k. To be honest, nothing that can't be fixed DIY if you are handy with spanners...
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Hi Robert & welcome :y
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Hello & welcome :)
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Welcome & happy Omega motoring :y (http://i108.photobucket.com/albums/n21/iggy21_2006/drive.gif)
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Hi and welcomr to the forum There are Hours worth of Information in this Forum look through and enjoy :y :y
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Hello & Welcome :)
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Thanks all,
I have been trawling through the site and have found the info and knowledge held on here very useful thus far.
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Welcome.
:y :y :y :y
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Hi Robert and welcome aboard :y
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Hi Rob. Welcome to the forum. It`s repairing the omega that makes it all worthwhile ;D ;D :'( ;D ;D
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Hello & Welcome :y