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Omega Help Area => Omega General Help => Topic started by: vauxsull on 09 September 2009, 16:45:40
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The Low beam fld/vision was showing on display?
this appears as soon as you switch on ignition and before you activate the lights.....
I did get a help request off Jimbob a while ago as he's local but never got round to it....
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cant see why.as long as the beams is right.that's what they look for.someone might know different.if in doubt ask the mot test station before you take the car in
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Ok thanks for that. Never thought of going to ask first Doh! one question though... why does the display come on before switching on lights?
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Someone else will have to answer that.but i know on Citroens as soon as start the car the headlights adjust themselves.something to do with self levelling suspension settings
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Ok thanks for that. Never thought of going to ask first Doh! one question though... why does the display come on before switching on lights?
Itcould be either of the level sensors on the front or rear near side suspension or the level motor in either of the head lights. You ideally need a code reader on you car to ask it why the message is appearing. :y
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what ya doing Friday night? can easy pop the computer on it :y
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My Tractor went through the MOT with this fault. From memory it relies on the sensors on the suspension to do the clever height adjustments (I used to love stopping briskly and watching them correct themselves)... but if it detects an error drops both lamps into a default position - and I think that's what mine passed the MOT with.
Cue someone who knows better to explain what really happens :)
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handy to now it 'can' pass an mot like this.
we are chucking the comp on it Friday evening and can see what its not happy with, so with a bit of luck it can be sorted.
Be good to fix, I had this myself for long enough, but wasnt bothered over the summer....getting darker again now so a different story.
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Look forward to meeting up tomorrow Jimbob..
dont forget tea, milk and no sugar...
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Had a look, and nothing I can see to quickly fix :'(
Total number of fault codes: 7
B3440 - Right Servomotor (Terminal 2 And/Or Terminal 4), Malfunction
(00) - Not present
B3432 - Headlamp Control, Circuit Open
(00) - Not present
B1424 - Power Supply, Low Input
(00) - Not present
B3406 - Right Servomotor Position Sensor, Power Supply Range/Performance
(00) - Not present
B3407 - Right Servomotor Position Sensor, Power Supply Low Input
(00) - Not present
B3402 - Right Servomotor Position Sensor, Signal Low Input
(00) - Present
B3410 - Front Car Level Sensor, Signal Low Input
(00) - Not present
The live data shows....
Identifier: 0002
CalibrationDate: 001123
Measuring blocks information:
Power Supply 13.6 V
Engine Start Inactive
Low Beam On 12V
Vehicle Speed Input 0 km/h
Front Car Level Sensor 1.6 V
Front Suspension Compression/Rebound - - - Steps
F. Car Level Sensor Basic Position (Front) 2.7 V
Rear Car Level Sensor 2.9 V
Rear Suspension Compression/Rebound - - - Steps
R. Car Level Sensor Basic Position (Rear) 2.3 V
Left Servomotor Function Inactive
Left Servomotor 3.0 V
Left Servomotor Basic Position 3.0 V
Right Servomotor Function Inactive
Right Servomotor 0.0 V
Right Servomotor Basic Position 3.0 V
Telltale (Check Light) ON
So there is something up with the right headlight, suggested taking it out, checking it over and cleaning up all contacts.
If all else fails, prob new light time...
Anyone got any better ideas?
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Hi I have an idea, take out the motors on both sides they just turn to un clip them, see if they are at the same hight as each other if not ou need a new 1 as the cog inside has gone, seen this before, happens on bump'y roads with the lights on or even a big pot hole jumps the cog. hope this helps :y
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Hello Rusty..
This is my car the previous thread is talking about.
I wouldn't have a clue how to remove motors from the headlights. Having said that I havn't taken the lights out to check though...
Probably just take a chance and and buy a secondhand unit to save all the messing abaout.. :o
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ok m8 try the vauxspares site I got a new pair for £85 included vat and p&p really good. good luck m8
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Only banking on getting the one to be honest.
I shall attempt to remove the headlight just for curiosity sake to see how complicated things are....
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ok m8 they do do seps but u need the number of the light to match it up. ok m8 good look they are easy to fix. :y
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Another thing......it could be a dodgy connector at the ECU end....wherever that is hidden :-/
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The MOT test doesn't care if fault codes are showing, the only things that have to work correctly at the time of the test are the testable items.
In short, if the beam pattern is correct then it's a pass regardless of what the car is telling you.