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Omega Help Area => Omega General Help => Topic started by: feeutfo on 15 May 2009, 18:53:38

Title: self level fuse.
Post by: feeutfo on 15 May 2009, 18:53:38
Anyone know which number fuse for self level pump? Fitting Mv6 suspendees over the weekend and need to shut the pump up.
Cheers. :-)
Title: Re: self level fuse.
Post by: Ghost on 15 May 2009, 19:12:36
try if this helps you mate.
www.omegaowners.com/forum/YaBB.pl?num=1176560725
www.omegaowners.com/forum/YaBB.pl?num=1161602008 :y
Title: Re: self level fuse.
Post by: feeutfo on 15 May 2009, 21:21:07
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try if this helps you mate.
www.omegaowners.com/forum/YaBB.pl?num=1176560725
www.omegaowners.com/forum/YaBB.pl?num=1161602008 :y

Cheers Dave. Not seen those guides before. Beleive it or not :D
Title: Re: self level fuse.
Post by: Ghost on 15 May 2009, 21:24:37
I snoop around a bit and you would be surprised what you can find. ;D
pleased I could help :y
Title: Re: self level fuse.
Post by: kjf7 on 15 May 2009, 23:14:33
how do you know if this is working or not (sorry not butting in as have been thinking about this while loading the old drum kit into car tonight) :y
Title: Re: self level fuse.
Post by: Ghost on 15 May 2009, 23:32:12
How do we Know if whats working??
Title: Re: self level fuse.
Post by: kjf7 on 15 May 2009, 23:35:01
auto self leveling suspension mr friendship
Title: Re: self level fuse.
Post by: feeutfo on 15 May 2009, 23:36:04
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how do you know if this is working or not (sorry not butting in as have been thinking about this while loading the old drum kit into car tonight) :y
Being a musician you wouldnt understand. But you might if dislexic with Alzhimers. :-)
Title: Re: self level fuse.
Post by: Andy B on 15 May 2009, 23:36:09
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how do you know if this is working or not (sorry not butting in as have been thinking about this while loading the old drum kit into car tonight) :y

You hear your compressor running a short time after you satrt the car ..... and then the back offf the car rises. ie it self levels!!  ;)  ;)  ;) :y
Title: Re: self level fuse.
Post by: kjf7 on 15 May 2009, 23:37:41
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how do you know if this is working or not (sorry not butting in as have been thinking about this while loading the old drum kit into car tonight) :y
Being a musician you wouldnt understand. But you might if dislexic with Alzhimers. :-)
bloody cheek  >:(
Title: Re: self level fuse.
Post by: kjf7 on 15 May 2009, 23:41:21
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how do you know if this is working or not (sorry not butting in as have been thinking about this while loading the old drum kit into car tonight) :y

You hear your compressor running a short time after you satrt the car ..... and then the back offf the car rises. ie it self levels!!  ;)  ;)  ;) :y
not sure if mine does that i can hear what i thought might be the fuel pump could be wrong, if not could it be caked in crapo.
Title: Re: self level fuse.
Post by: Andy B on 15 May 2009, 23:43:52
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how do you know if this is working or not (sorry not butting in as have been thinking about this while loading the old drum kit into car tonight) :y

You hear your compressor running a short time after you satrt the car ..... and then the back offf the car rises. ie it self levels!!  ;)  ;)  ;) :y
not sure if mine does that i can hear what i thought might be the fuel pump could be wrong, if not could it be caked in crapo.
Compressor lives under the front driver's side wing/bumper. Also depends if a previous owner has been a tight arse & put ordinary dampers/shockers at the back, you should have thin plastic pipes going to the side of each of them.
Title: Re: self level fuse.
Post by: Ghost on 15 May 2009, 23:46:59
If you turn the ignition on without starting you should hear the compressor/pump running, ( front of car ) if you have the correct shocks fitted ( unlike mine ) then when you load your car full you might feel a movement when you turn the ignition on.
Title: Re: self level fuse.
Post by: kjf7 on 15 May 2009, 23:48:10
well thanks andy b it's nice that you'rde not picking up on my spelling this evening
Title: Re: self level fuse.
Post by: feeutfo on 15 May 2009, 23:50:43
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how do you know if this is working or not (sorry not butting in as have been thinking about this while loading the old drum kit into car tonight) :y
Being a musician you wouldnt understand. But you might if dislexic with Alzhimers. :-)
bloody cheek  >:(

Yes, seems i'm "at it again".
Pump sits behind front bumper drivers side and can be heard after start up, as Andy says. If you want to check further, load the car fully, then start the car and sit on the bumper/boot ledge, feet on the floor, you will feel the car rise. Also,if still unsure and  handy for working on/under the rear of the car, you can pop to rose joint off the level sensor box drivers side of dif. and raise the right angle arm to raise the rear of the car to a silly hight, engine running or the battery will go flat. Hth
Title: Re: self level fuse.
Post by: kjf7 on 15 May 2009, 23:55:15
at it again you been reading stuff boss!
Title: Re: self level fuse.
Post by: Andy B on 16 May 2009, 04:49:59
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well thanks andy b it's nice that you'rde not picking up on my spelling this evening

 :-? :-? :-? :-? :-? :-? :-?  haven't a clue what you're on about!  :-?
Title: Re: self level fuse.
Post by: feeutfo on 16 May 2009, 10:39:49
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at it again you been reading stuff boss!
"stuff boss"? Not aware of that publication, is it to do with suspension? Or how to get one over on your employer? (joke kj, nothing more  ;) )

I take it you have not seen the "Wayne" thread kj?
Nice bloke, played in a band, but not a clue about cars and paranoid streak. It took 115 pages of almost every single member on here telling him his head gaskit had not blown for him to finally beleive us and not his local mech who didnt have a clue.
He was a "musician" in every sense but we got there in the end. Bless him. :-)