Omega Owners Forum
Omega Help Area => Omega General Help => Topic started by: Londonflyer on 12 December 2009, 16:58:52
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My display is showing 45.6c and it was 9c outside. can anyone tell me how to fix the problem? i have a year 2000 2.5 CDX
Any help would be very welcome...
David
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9 degrees celcius is 48 degrees fahrenheit. Sounds like the display needs to be changed to read in celcius; have you checked your owners manual?
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Just looked in the manual; press the auto button on the climate control and hold in for about 3/4 seconds, this will change the display from F to C
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Just looked in the manual; press the auto button on the climate control and hold in for about 3/4 seconds, this will change the display from F to C
IIRC this doesn't alter the display of outside temperature.
Previous discussions on this issue seem to have concluded that Tech2 is required to set F or C on the MID.
As the display is showing C the problem is likely to be corrosion of the electrical connector on the temperature sensor under the bumper (or a faulty sensor).
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The reported "fix" of pressing auto on the CC will change the CABIN SELECTED TEMPERATURE on the CC between C & F .. it will NOT affect the MID in any way, shape, or form .... :)
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Had a similar thing with mine some time back, it was showing -35 to -45 then going up and down, checked the sensor on the front bumper the tip had been broken off, got a new one from the scrappy all working problem fixed, may be worth checking yours, HTH :y
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....., got a new one from the scrappy all working problem fixed, .......
A brand new sensor is only around 6 from Vauxhall. :y :y
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where can i find the sensor?? i have a year 2000 2.5 omega
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where can i find the sensor?? i have a year 2000 2.5 omega
Its attached to the under side of the front bumper, passenger side I think
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where can i find the sensor?? i have a year 2000 2.5 omega
Its attached to the under side of the front bumper, passenger side I think
2000 will be a facelift. Sensor is in the centre of the bumper. Open your bonnet and look down the front of the radiator and you'll see it :y
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My display would start gradually counting up to a very high outside temperature. My fix? Hit the CC panel. Happened twice and then never again in the year or so that I owned the car.
Perhaps a poor connection on the CC panel? Not the method I'd recommend to 'fix' it (as I guess it could have broken more things) but one good thump with the palm of me hand seemed to get things going again.
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Thanks guys! All sorted now. Sensor cost me £6. and 1 min to fit... Hope you all have a good Xmas and New Year!!!!