Omega Owners Forum
Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: The Barge Captain on 12 September 2007, 13:57:37
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I've got a theory that says the front passenger door solenoid is the one that fails most frequently.
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I agree, it generally does appear to be drivers one.... ...have heard of odd passenger one failing, but the ones I've heard of, its been total failure, not the intermittent nature of drivers...
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Both mine and my Dad's (both 97 mini facelifts) have gone intermittent then totaly on passenger door
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Yep have to agree, my dads 97 cd has got front passenger side door solonoid failure this week so lucky him i have a spare to fit this weekend. ::)
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got to be drivers one on the basis its the most used :-/
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got to be drivers one on the basis its the most used :-/
But they all lock/unlock together remotely - how many of us lock manually?
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i lock manually well when central locking fails on drivers door i have to
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Ok, well has anybody got a spare passenger door one for a minifacelift I can have please?
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Its drivers that fails most often.....coz it has two micro switches in it as part of the wiring setup (to support that fact i also has to be key operated) and its these that go........
Seen a fuel flap one fail to....
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My old Omega had the fuel flap solenoid fail, and also the drivers door was a bit sticky at times...
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Going for the 'boot'. Bit of a long shot i know - but i'm feeling lucky! 8-)