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Omega Help Area => Omega General Help => Topic started by: Tony on 11 December 2009, 11:46:34
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Hi all
it has been a long time since i posted on here (good i guess)
Car is an Omega B estate 2.0l 16v LHD (German) 1996. (pre face lift)
It is running like a dream on motor ways etc... apart from in the last week it is having problems ticking over. It started with the revs dropping to about 500 at traffic lights and was lumpy. but now it stalls on me when i dip the clutch approching the lights, i now have to toe and heel it whilst at the lights which as you can guess is a pain.
In the past the revs have sat at 2000 sometimes when i have left the moter way and sitting at the lights, to solve this i used to remove a thin black plastic pipe from a round disk affair near the top of the engine and then reconnect it, this seemed to solve this problem, but as it was not very often i did not worry too much about it.
So any ideas as to where i start to fix this problem,
Thanks in advance
Tony
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Hi all
it has been a long time since i posted on here (good i guess)
Car is an Omega B estate 2.0l 16v LHD (German) 1996. (pre face lift)
It is running like a dream on motor ways etc... apart from in the last week it is having problems ticking over. It started with the revs dropping to about 500 at traffic lights and was lumpy. but now it stalls on me when i dip the clutch approching the lights, i now have to toe and heel it whilst at the lights which as you can guess is a pain.
In the past the revs have sat at 2000 sometimes when i have left the moter way and sitting at the lights, to solve this i used to remove a thin black plastic pipe from a round disk affair near the top of the engine, this seemed to solve this problem, but as it was not very often i did not worry too much about it.
So any ideas as to where i start to fix this problem,
Thanks in advance
Tony
Not sure what you mean by this, sounds like a breather pipe? :-/
Check thats not blocked (see 2.0 breather cleaning guide in the maint section)
Secondly give the ICV (Idle control valve) a darn good clean, as that controls idle revs
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wow speedy reply, yes i guess it was a breather pipe that i used to remove.
Where would i find the ICV ? if it is accessable i have no problem in removing it to clean it.
i will look at the breather cleaning guide.
Thanks
Tony
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Check this out:
http://www.omegaowners.com/forum/YaBB.pl?num=1194007453
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Thank you, i will get on to that later on, as it has now decided to pour with rain >:(
Tony
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Thank you, i will get on to that later on, as it has now decided to pour with rain >:(
Tony
Much like the UK then ;D