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Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: Crazydad on 02 September 2007, 11:40:42
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Would appriciate a little assistance
http://www.omegaowners.com/forum/YaBB.pl?num=1188654456
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http://www.omegaowners.com/forum/YaBB.pl?num=1174321688
There's not a lot to be worried about ;)
Do this sensor first and see how she runs. Knock sensor is not a hard job either, just make sure you route the cable out of harms way.
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http://www.omegaowners.com/forum/YaBB.pl?num=1174321688
There's not a lot to be worried about ;)
Do this sensor first and see how she runs. Knock sensor is not a hard job either, just make sure you route the cable out of harms way.
Thanks Steve any idea on Prices `???
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From what I just read, DIS pack.
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Code 19? Crank sensor Fubared. Hence the rev limiting.
Had exactly the same on my CDX...
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From what I just read, DIS pack.
Whats a DIS Pack :-[ :-[
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regardless of DIS pack condition, code 19 means your crank sensor is knackered, and that needs to be your first port of call, especially it it's rev limiting...
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regardless of DIS pack condition, code 19 means your crank sensor is knackered, and that needs to be your first port of call, especially it it's rev limiting...
Ok any idea how much a new one costs may be cheaper if i get it sent over from the UK perhaps through TC???
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From what I understand the dis pack is an electronic box that supplies the energy to the spark plug, as the distirbutor did on older engines. I am sure someone will correct me if this is incorrect :y
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No, I read too quickly.
I thought you had done the crank sensor. It is a 10 minute job. Part is about Ģ45 new and needs one special torx socket. If you are going to be working on your car ( and if an Omega, you WILL be!) get a set of torx sockets from www.machinemart.com
Sensor is right by the oil filter hosuing on the passenger side of the engine. Cable is currently fed down the back of the engine from the connector near the wiring harness at the top right rear of the engine. New routing will bypass the old and needs to be done so that the cable is nowhere near the hot manifold!
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regardless of DIS pack condition, code 19 means your crank sensor is knackered, and that needs to be your first port of call, especially it it's rev limiting...
Ok any idea how much a new one costs may be cheaper if i get it sent over from the UK perhaps through TC???
TC approx Ģ40gbp+ 17.5% VAT, so around Ģ50.
If you do need to get one on TC, give me a shout, I have a TC card.
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From what I understand the dis pack is an electronic box that supplies the energy to the spark plug, as the distirbutor did on older engines. I am sure someone will correct me if this is incorrect :y
Yep, prety much. A pig of a location, but hold fire on that for now until you have done the crank sensor.
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When you do the crank sensor, the knock sensor code will probably clear itself with a bit of time, when the engine is running right again. The knock sensor may only be flagging a code because it's sending duff info back to the ECU, because of the rev limiting and poor running.
Basically, they are likely to be related.
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i canīt thank you all enough the words fail me
help is really appreciated you have now put me at ease
Now just down to buying and fitting. as Mr.Mcb says 5 minutes,
i needed 15 yesterday for the first Fuel Filter in my life, thanks to you lot so i am (with your help) feeling confident that if you say thatīs itīs easy, then it will be
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There is a HOW2 in the maintenance guide for crank sensor replacement. I personally would cut the old sensor off, and leave the old wire where it is.
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There is a HOW2 in the maintenance guide for crank sensor replacement. I personally would cut the old sensor off, and leave the old wire where it is.
Thanks James :y :y :y
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http://www.omegaowners.com/forum/YaBB.pl?num=1174321688
There's not a lot to be worried about ;)
Do this sensor first and see how she runs. Knock sensor is not a hard job either, just make sure you route the cable out of harms way.
It takes you all a long time to say what I said in the second post.
Read the rather post before jumping in! >:(
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http://www.omegaowners.com/forum/YaBB.pl?num=1174321688
There's not a lot to be worried about ;)
Do this sensor first and see how she runs. Knock sensor is not a hard job either, just make sure you route the cable out of harms way.
It takes you all a long time to say what I said in the second post.
Read the rather post before jumping in! >:(
Thanks again Steve
No harm done they can all see that you gave me that advice First :y :y
Perhaps itīs just me being a little over cautious/Nervous that makes everyone keep on posting.
I for one welcome all Input on this Problem.