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Omega Help Area => Omega General Help => Topic started by: bob.dent on 19 January 2008, 15:33:57
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A mate of mine at the pub (been trying to get him on here but he hates computers!) has got an S reg Omega 2.0 CDX Estate and his rev counter and speedo have stopped working. Any ideas as to what the fault could be?
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fuse?
are his other gauges working ok?
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fuse?
are his other gauges working ok?
I said it could be fuse but he doesn't think it is. His other gauges are working fie.
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has he actually checked the fuse then? :D
i know less than nothing but i'd probably check fuses first with any electrical fault
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fuse, same happened to me :-[
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iirc (once again laying in bath and wiring diagrams downstairs ::)), multiple fuses feed instruments. So check fuses
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iirc (once again laying in bath and wiring diagrams downstairs ::)), multiple fuses feed instruments. So check fuses
OK, he's going to check fuses again in morning. Thanks. :y
.......and Jaime, one of these days your laptop's gonna get wet if you keep using it in the bath! ::) ;D
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iirc (once again laying in bath and wiring diagrams downstairs ::)), multiple fuses feed instruments. So check fuses
OK, he's going to check fuses again in morning. Thanks. :y
.......and Jaime, one of these days your laptop's gonna get wet if you keep using it in the bath! ::) ;D
It fell off side of bath before Christmas, hence I now have a new shiny one ::)
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iirc (once again laying in bath and wiring diagrams downstairs ::)), multiple fuses feed instruments. So check fuses
OK, he's going to check fuses again in morning. Thanks. :y
.......and Jaime, one of these days your laptop's gonna get wet if you keep using it in the bath! ::) ;D
Accidently on purpose ::) :P
It fell off side of bath before Christmas, hence I now have a new shiny one ::)
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Also remember te electrical connections to the pick up sensors on the rear drive shafts, either side of the diff. They are the ones beside the gear tooth thingy on the shafts...