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Omega Help Area => Omega General Help => Topic started by: stereferee on 20 October 2009, 17:56:55
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hello, i'm sure 0340 is the cam sensor. how do i go about replacing it, and how much should i be looking to pay for one.
the eml light only comes on first thing on a cold morning and goes out with immediate re-start. i've only seen the eml light twice. should i be concerned? :)
thanks.
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0340 is cam sensor, is this on your 2.0 though?
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yes. its on 2.0.
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I'm sure you should only have the 2 figure fault codes on a 98? Anyway 0340 is the cam sensor and is about £35 on the TC from VX.
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its a 1999 v plate. i got my details wrong.
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is it easy to change?
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I'm sure you should only have the 2 figure fault codes on a 98? Anyway 0340 is the cam sensor and is about £35 on the TC from VX.
Only the early 2.0l had the two digit code Lee :y
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is it easy to change?
http://www.omegaowners.com/forum/YaBB.pl?num=1256060850 :y
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I'm sure you should only have the 2 figure fault codes on a 98? Anyway 0340 is the cam sensor and is about £35 on the TC from VX.
Only the early 2.0l had the two digit code Lee :y
There you go then, not a 4pot fan :P
is it easy to change?
Piece of pi$$ :y
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hi, does anyone know if you can actually clear your fault codes without going to vauxhall? once you have done a job it will always show old codes? thanks.
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hi, does anyone know if you can actually clear your fault codes without going to vauxhall? once you have done a job it will always show old codes? thanks.
is this a silly question? ;)
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hi, does anyone know if you can actually clear your fault codes without going to vauxhall? once you have done a job it will always show old codes? thanks.
is this a silly question? ;)
No in a word! You either need a code reader to clear them or a certain amount of clean start cycles and they clear themselves. IIRC it's about 20 clean starts.
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o.k thanks. 8-)